Christine Greenhalgh

Christine Greenhalgh is a Lecturer in Public Health at the University of Manchester's Division of Population Health, Health Services Research & Primary Care. Her research focuses on health policy, health inequalities, and intercultural competence in public health. She contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly in areas like health equity and sustainable communities. She is part of the Epidemiology and Public Health Group (EPHG), a collaborative research initiative addressing public health challenges.

Her work includes evaluating community interventions, healthcare-associated infections, and cultural gaps in public health practice. Notable projects involve the Birchwood Junk Food Café evaluation and systematic reviews on healthcare infections in Chinese hospitals. She has published widely in peer-reviewed journals like Journal of Public Health and Journal of Hospital Infection.

Greenhalgh collaborates internationally, with recent projects analyzing risk factors for infections and community health initiatives. She emphasizes practical applications of research, such as toolkit development for place-based interventions to reduce health inequalities. Her research bridges theory and practice, aiming to improve population health outcomes globally.