Biography
Emma joined King’s College London in November 2021 as a Research Associate on The Stepping Stones Study. She completed her PhD at the University of Worcester where she also taught as an Associate Lecturer in the School of Nursing and Midwifery. Emma holds a Master of Public Health from the University of Dundee and a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Georgia.
Research Interests
- Substance use
- Recovery paradigms
- Visual research methods
- Participatory action research
Research
The Stepping Stones Study
A longitudinal study aiming to understand how health and social care providers can best meet the needs of women who use drugs and the needs of their babies.
Project status: Ongoing
Drugs Research Group
Substance misuse research within the Addictions Department is led by Professors John Strang and John Marsden.
Events
Stepping Stones Study - Early Findings Webinar
Evaluating care models for women who use/in treatment for drug use and their infants from preconception to 18-months postnatal.
Please note: this event has passed.
Stepping Stones Study - Early Findings Webinar
Evaluating care models for women who use/in treatment for drug use and their infants from preconception to 18-months postnatal.
Please note: this event has passed.
Research
The Stepping Stones Study
A longitudinal study aiming to understand how health and social care providers can best meet the needs of women who use drugs and the needs of their babies.
Project status: Ongoing
Drugs Research Group
Substance misuse research within the Addictions Department is led by Professors John Strang and John Marsden.
Events
Stepping Stones Study - Early Findings Webinar
Evaluating care models for women who use/in treatment for drug use and their infants from preconception to 18-months postnatal.
Please note: this event has passed.
Stepping Stones Study - Early Findings Webinar
Evaluating care models for women who use/in treatment for drug use and their infants from preconception to 18-months postnatal.
Please note: this event has passed.