About

I’m a freelance global health research consultant, bringing strong interdisciplinary understanding, nuanced analytical insight and a commitment to quality across all of my work.

I have a thorough grounding in qualitative and quantitative methodologies, and significant expertise in participatory research approaches which support sharing of power and local ownership. I am passionate about building equitable partnerships with communities, implementers, researchers and policy makers to tackle major global health challenges.

Communicating complex ideas to different audiences is one of my greatest strengths, and I have worked on research, evaluation and policy projects across a diverse range of settings in West Africa, South Asia, the Western Pacific and the UK. I am the co-founder of “Connecting Citizens to Science”, a podcast exploring community engagement in health and social research.

Please see my CV and list of publications for further information.

Key thematic areas include:

• Infectious disease
• Health and gender equity
• Antimicrobial resistance
• Community engagement
• Health systems strengthening
• Participatory research methods
• Research ethics
• Social determinants of health

Alongside my work, I love reading novels, playing music, making things and spending time in nature.