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For members of the public, patients and service users: WEDHS has created many opportunities for active participation.
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The WEDHS team is made up of partners, staff, advisors and members of our various steering and research working groups. Together, our knowledge and experience spans across a wide range of disciplines.
We welcome contact from professionals, working in any sector, interested in creating research partnerships that will drive forward health and social care for black and minority ethnic groups.
WEDHS Partners - Central Office
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Dr Roiyah Saltus |
WEDHS Partners
North Wales
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Professor Charlotte Williams |
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Ms Mary Holmes |
South East Wales
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Professor George Karani |
West Wales
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Professor Joy Merrell |
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Dr Gillian Olumide |
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Dr Jaynie Rance Research interests include: health psychology and health service evaluation. |
WEDHS Staff
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Mrs Olivia Ambang WEDHS Central Office |
Ms Tue Hong Baker Research interests include: social inequalities, access to services, engagement & participation issues, education & training. |
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Ms Teresa Crew Research interests include: social inequalities, access to services, criminal justice/community safety, elder abuse and hate crime. |
Mrs Ashra Khanom |
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Dr Susanah Kimani Research interests include: Learning disability, research capacity building in healthcare settings, environmental health (hygiene and pest management), biodiversity and ecological issues. |
WEDHS Advisors
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Mark Johnson |
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Ms Mutale Nyoni |
Dr Michael Shepherd |