Bernadette Khoshaba is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience at King's College London.

Her research interests span public health, with a focus on social inequalities, health equity, and digital inclusion. She is passionate about research that brings about meaningful, real-world improvements in access to healthcare and technology.

She completed her PhD on developing a patient-derived disease activity score in rheumatoid arthritis, integrating clinical measures with patient-reported outcomes. She has also contributed to research on inflammatory bowel disease, cardiovascular risk, and self-management strategies, with several peer-reviewed publications.

Previously, she worked as a Research Design Advisor for the NIHR Research Design Service (now the NIHR Research Support Service), supporting researchers in developing high-quality, fundable studies across a range of health topics.

She has also been active in teaching, delivering postgraduate training in principles of social research, critical appraisal, and systematic review, and tutoring undergraduate BSc students.

Research Interests

• Public health
• Social inequalities
• Health equity
• Digital inclusion