Research projects
Advancing knowledge of how social factors affect our health
We investigate how social connections and behaviours impact people’s health, including:
- Social assets: e.g. social connections, arts and culture, communities, leisure, nature, social prescribing
- Social deficits: e.g. loneliness, isolation, social restrictions during health emergencies
All our past and current projects are listed below
(Note that completed projects are indicated by a tick)
Social Prescribing and electronic patient records
Using data from the Whole Systems Integrated Care (WSIC) dataset to evaluate the impact and outcomes of personalised care across North West London
Multi-level leisure mechanisms framework
A theoretical framework of mechanisms of action by which leisure activities could affect health
ORIGIN (Optimising cultural experiences for mental health in marginalised young people online )
Exploring how online cultural experiences support marginalised young people
PhD Projects: Social Biobehavioural Research Group
Exploring the relationship between social factors and health.