Biography
Xanthi Zourntos is a Research Assistant in Health Inequalities, Systems and Societies and at the School of Life Course & Population Health Sciences. She works on IMPACT: Implementing a multisectoral programme for Indigenous Adolescent mental health in Brazil and Dominica project conducting implementation research with a team across the UK, Dominica and Brazil. She first joined the department to help establish the Population Health Stakeholder Involvement Group (PHSIG). She holds a MSc in Global Health & Social Justice from King's College London. Her MSc dissertation investigated the severity of water insecurity and boil water advisories on Indigenous health in First Nations Reserves in Canada.
Research
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.
Population Health Stakeholder Involvement Group (PHSIG)
PHSIG works collaboratively with multisectoral partners to ensure bring together diverse opinions for shared impact.
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.
News
Community leaders and researchers collaborate to tackle health inequalities
Community leaders from across the UK joined arms with public health experts to brainstorm ways to help plug the gap in health inequalities.
Events
IMPACT: Implementation of a multi-sectoral programme to improve Indigenous adolescent mental health in Brazil and Dominica
Seminar with Xanthi Zourntos
Please note: this event has passed.
Research
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.
Population Health Stakeholder Involvement Group (PHSIG)
PHSIG works collaboratively with multisectoral partners to ensure bring together diverse opinions for shared impact.
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.
News
Community leaders and researchers collaborate to tackle health inequalities
Community leaders from across the UK joined arms with public health experts to brainstorm ways to help plug the gap in health inequalities.
Events
IMPACT: Implementation of a multi-sectoral programme to improve Indigenous adolescent mental health in Brazil and Dominica
Seminar with Xanthi Zourntos
Please note: this event has passed.