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Jeni Harden is a Professor of Social Sciences in Medicine at the University of Edinburgh, affiliated with the Usher Institute under the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine. She serves as Director of Education for the Usher Institute and Director of Quality for the Deanery of Molecular, Genetic and Population Health Sciences.
- PhD, MPhil, MA (Hons)
Her research focuses on the intersection of social sciences and health, particularly qualitative sociological studies in family health, sexual and reproductive health, and healthcare team dynamics. Recent projects include evaluations of post-abortion contraception access in Scotland, telemedicine models for reproductive health, and trust in healthcare teams.
Key research trends include qualitative methodologies, reproductive health policy, and medical education innovation. Funded by organizations like the Wellbeing of Women, Chief Scientist Office, and Scottish Government, her work emphasizes knowledge exchange with clinicians and public health stakeholders.
Jeni actively supervises PhD students in areas such as child health, contraceptive use, and patient experiences. She contributes to undergraduate and postgraduate medical curricula, including leadership in the Health, Ethics, and Society module of the MBChB program.
