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Chris Willott

Dr Chris Willott

Senior Lecturer in Global Health Education

Biography

Chris is Senior Lecturer in Global Health Education in King's Department of Population Health Sciences. Chris has a PhD from the University of Bath in International Development. He is the lead for the Electives and Global Health module of the King's MBBS programme and also Lead Applicant on Copilots, a mental health systems strengthening project in Somaliland.

    Research

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    Health Inequalities, Societies and Systems

    The Health Inequalities, Societies and Systems Group brings together interdisciplinary researchers and multi-sectoral partners to examine health inequalities through a systems approach. We investigate the systemic and intersecting drivers of inequity over the life course, including racism, gender inequality, crime, precarious livelihoods and environmental pollution, and draw on implementation research to address these inequalities in real-world settings.

    Events

    03Jul

    Co-producing research methodology for mental health conditions in Somaliland

    The Dept of Population Health Sciences is pleased to announce the next department seminar: Chris Willott - 'Co-producing research methodology for mental...

    Please note: this event has passed.

    Features

    Fostering participation in mental health research in Somaliland

    In February 2025, KGHP began a 3-year, £1 million research grant to support the development of the mental health system in Somaliland.

    Hargeisa Group Hospital female mental health ward Somaliland

      Research

      1903 x 558 px inequities banner
      Health Inequalities, Societies and Systems

      The Health Inequalities, Societies and Systems Group brings together interdisciplinary researchers and multi-sectoral partners to examine health inequalities through a systems approach. We investigate the systemic and intersecting drivers of inequity over the life course, including racism, gender inequality, crime, precarious livelihoods and environmental pollution, and draw on implementation research to address these inequalities in real-world settings.

      Events

      03Jul

      Co-producing research methodology for mental health conditions in Somaliland

      The Dept of Population Health Sciences is pleased to announce the next department seminar: Chris Willott - 'Co-producing research methodology for mental...

      Please note: this event has passed.

      Features

      Fostering participation in mental health research in Somaliland

      In February 2025, KGHP began a 3-year, £1 million research grant to support the development of the mental health system in Somaliland.

      Hargeisa Group Hospital female mental health ward Somaliland