Research Associate

Population Health Interventions

Current work and interests

Emma is a Research Associate with the Population Health Interventions programme. She is supervised by Dr Jenna Panter. Emma is working on a project exploring the impact of schemes which restrict motor traffic outside schools at drop-off and pick-up schemes and will lead the quantitative analysis of routinely collected data for this project. 

Background and experience

Emma’s background has mostly focused on the mental health of young people. Her PhD examined the diagnosis of borderline personality disorder and why the diagnosis is more common in women and those who have experienced trauma. Emma then worked on a pilot study of a mental health app for young people globally. Emma is interested in the interplay between physical and mental health of young people.

Publications

• MRC Epidemiology Unit on the Publications Database
• Google Scholar