معرفی
Eleanor Lutman-White is a Research Fellow at Coventry University's Centre for Healthcare and Communities since 2021. She specializes in healthcare inequalities, focusing on vulnerable populations including children in care systems, survivors of sexual violence, and pregnant women. Her work emphasizes qualitative methodologies and patient/public involvement.
- BSc Psychology (1998-2001)
- MA Social Sciences (2003-2007)
- PhD in Social Work (2012-2020)
Research interests include:
- Inequalities in healthcare access and outcomes
- Health and wellbeing of sexual violence survivors
- Child welfare system effectiveness
- Mental health needs assessment in vulnerable groups
- Innovative smoking cessation strategies during pregnancy
Recent work highlights include evaluating sexual assault referral center operations, piloting e-cigarette programs for pregnant smokers, and advancing survivor-led research methodologies. She collaborates with multiple institutions on national health initiatives.
Lutman-White is currently accepting PhD students and actively participates in public engagement events to disseminate healthcare equity research findings.
