معرفی
Dr. Kathryn Skivington is an Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Glasgow's School of Health & Wellbeing, focusing on public health policy, health inequalities, and complex interventions. Her work addresses evidence-based policy, particularly in areas like e-cigarette regulation, food insecurity, and participatory governance. She collaborates across disciplines to evaluate healthcare initiatives and improve population health outcomes.
Research Interests
- Public health policy and its impact on health inequalities
- Evaluation of complex interventions (e.g., social prescribing programs)
- Evidence synthesis for policy development (e.g., e-cigarette regulation)
- Community-based interventions for vulnerable populations
Recent Trends in Publications
Her recent work emphasizes transparency in policy-making processes, particularly in addressing conflicts of interest in e-cigarette guidelines. She also explores participatory methods to address income and food insecurity, reflecting a commitment to equitable health outcomes. Collaborations with Public Health Scotland and international teams highlight her global influence in public health research.
Grants & Teams
- Lead evaluator for social prescribing initiatives in primary care
- Collaborator on UK-wide studies of health inequalities
- MRC-funded projects revising complex intervention frameworks
Labs/Teams
Active in the MRC/CSO Social and Public Health Sciences Unit, focusing on adolescent health and wellbeing transitions.
