معرفی
Rosie Essery is a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Southampton, specializing in Health Psychology and behavior change interventions. She serves as the Academic Programme Manager for the Acne Care Online study, which develops digital tools for acne management in youth aged 13-25. Her work emphasizes the Person Based Approach, integrating user experiences into intervention design.
- Health Psychology
- Digital Health Interventions
- Primary Care Research
Rosie’s research spans chronic disease management, cognitive health in aging, and public health strategies during pandemics. Recent projects include the Acne Care Online toolkit, the Active Brains cognitive health intervention, and the StopWatch smoking relapse study. She has contributed to systematic reviews on heart failure and physical activity, as well as community engagement frameworks in public health research.
Current research projects include:
- Acne Care Online: Development of a digital toolkit for acne management
- RECON (Active Brains): Digital intervention for cognitive health in older adults
Rosie collaborates with multidisciplinary teams across primary care, behavioral science, and digital health. Her work explores optimizing interventions for diverse populations, including ethnically diverse skin tones in acne treatment.
