This research theme focuses on developing and evaluating interventions that improve health outcomes across communities and healthcare settings. We explore how behaviour change strategies, public health initiatives, and healthcare innovations can support healthier lives. Our work is grounded in real-world impact—collaborating with practitioners, policymakers, and communities to ensure our research leads to meaningful change.
We welcome researchers working on intervention studies in healthcare, psychology, and public health, and aim to be a vibrant hub for collaboration, development, and visibility within the University and beyond.
Aim
To advance the design, implementation, and evaluation of health interventions that promote positive behaviour change and improve population health.
Objectives
- Foster interdisciplinary collaboration in intervention research.
- Support the development of high-quality, impactful studies aligned with REF Unit of Assessment 3.
- Translate evidence into practice through partnerships with health and community organisations.
- Build capacity among researchers and practitioners through training, mentoring, and knowledge exchange.
- Contribute to the strategic research goals of the School and University.
