Louise Marryat

Dr. Louise Marryat is an Honorary Lecturer at the School of Health & Wellbeing, University of Glasgow. Her work focuses on child development, public health, mental health, and health policy, with a particular emphasis on social inequalities and early childhood interventions. She has contributed to studies examining preschool developmental assessments, childhood obesity, and the social determinants of mental health in educational settings.

Her research spans epidemiological studies, systematic reviews, and policy evaluations. Notable projects include investigations into the predictive value of preschool screening tools, the impact of sugar-sweetened beverages on childhood obesity, and disparities in child mental health across socioeconomic groups. She has collaborated on large-scale initiatives such as the 'Growing Up in Scotland' study and evaluations of parenting support frameworks in Glasgow.

Louise’s work emphasizes ethical considerations in data use, particularly regarding marginalized populations, and she has published on the responsible application of administrative data in public health research. Her contributions include chapters in the Scottish Health Survey and reports for organizations like the UBS Optimus Foundation.