Katherine Hann

Katherine Hann is a Researcher at the Department of Health and Well-Being, Royal Holloway, University of London. Her work focuses on patient-reported outcomes in chronic diseases, cultural perspectives in healthcare, and professional attitudes toward genetic testing and cancer risk management. She holds a Doctoral Thesis (2022) exploring treatments for chronic kidney disease and diabetes, alongside publications addressing ovarian cancer risk assessment among UK South Asian communities and healthcare professionals' attitudes toward genetic testing.

Her research interests span public health, oncology, chronic disease management, and healthcare equity. Key themes include improving patient outcomes through culturally sensitive interventions, enhancing genetic literacy in minority groups, and evaluating psychological therapies for chronic pain.

Her articles highlight trends in patient-centered care, cultural competence in oncology, and the intersection of genetics with healthcare policy. No scientific awards are listed, though her contributions to healthcare equity and chronic disease research are notable. No grants or advising roles are detailed, and affiliated labs/teams are not mentioned.