Stephanie Gillibrand

Stephanie Gillibrand is a Research Fellow at the University of Manchester's Centre for Primary Care, specializing in qualitative and mixed-methods research. Her work focuses on health inequalities, access to healthcare for marginalized groups, and policy evaluation.

• Education: MA in International Political Economy (Distinction, 2019), BA in Economics and Social Studies (1st class honours, 2017).

Stephanie's research spans health services, policy analysis, and interdisciplinary frameworks, particularly intersectionality. She has led NIHR-funded projects on cervical screening barriers and contributes to rapid health policy evaluations through the REVAL team. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health equity and social justice.

Recent publications highlight her contributions to maternal health, adolescent mental health, and cervical screening innovations. She collaborates with multidisciplinary teams across the UK and internationally, emphasizing community engagement and critical theory in applied health contexts.

Stephanie also leads the Autism@Manchester project, fostering research on autism care and support systems. Her work has been featured in 23 research outputs, including 16 peer-reviewed articles, and she actively disseminates findings through digital products and policy discussions.