Centre for Public Health
The Centre for Public Health enables, facilitates, identifies and disseminates public health research in co-production across the University and externally with commissioners and communities - on a local, national and international scale.
Research staff have achieved national and international prominence in public health interventions and disease prevention, and translational public health, working alongside public health organisations to have a real-world impact. Significant research covers major global health issues including oral health, adult and childhood obesity.
These themes are underpinned by strong methodological expertise in qualitative and quantitative research methods, systematic reviewing, service and intervention evaluation, intervention development, co-production, and embedded research.
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Fuse funding continues through School for Public Health Research
Leadership team
Professor Emma Giles
Research at Teesside
Our research community is truly diverse, not only in the demographic composition but in ideology. This diversity makes it possible to forge collaborative partnerships, enabling less-experienced researchers to work with world-class experts.