Francisca Stutzin

Dr. Francisca Stutzin is a researcher affiliated with the Department of Public Health and Primary Care (PHPC) at the University of Cambridge. She works on the CanRisk programme funded by Cancer Research UK, focusing on public health ethics and chronic disease research.

• Educational background includes a PhD in Public Health Ethics and Chronic Disease from University College London (2021)
• Master’s in Philosophy, Politics and Economics of Health (University College London, 2015)
• Master’s in Contemporary Thought (Instituto de Filosofía, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile)

Her research explores the intersection of chronic disease management, health equity, and universal health coverage systems. She has previously worked in disadvantaged contexts supporting people living with HIV and families involved in child protection services.

Dr. Stutzin is part of the Primary Care Unit (PCU) at Cambridge, contributing to projects related to health services research and global health challenges. Her expertise combines clinical psychology with philosophical analysis of healthcare systems.