Research interests
My primary interest is in developing and evaluating digital interventions to help people to self-manage their health conditions. I also have an interest in tinnitus, Parkinson’s disease, mixed methods research, health information, and carers of people with long-term health conditions.
Current grants include
Cullington, H. (PI), Kitterick, P., Finch, T., Greenwell, K., Riggs, C., Walker, D.M., Weal, M., Little, P., Margol-Gromada, M. (2017-2020) Telemedicine for adults with cochlear implants in the UK: Empowering patients to manage their own hearing healthcare (CHOICE). Health Foundation (£474,051)
Research group
Centre for Clinical and Community Applications of Health Psychology (CCCAHP)
Research project(s)
The DIPSS (Integrating Digital Interventions into Patient Self-Management Support) project has received funding of £2 million from the NIHR to examine patient digital self-management with healthcare professional support in primary care. Our aim is to develop digital behaviour change interventions for asthma and hypertension self-management, which will be examined in feasibility studies and full RCT (hypertension only). Issues surrounding the feasibility, acceptability, effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of digital intervention delivery will be explored with patients and healthcare professionals for each condition.
This programme of research aims to promote effective eczema self-care by improving individuals’ knowledge of eczema treatments and influencing attitudes, skills, and habits related to treatment use.
This project is exploring different ways of providing long term follow up to cochlear implant users.
Dr Kate GreenwellBuilding 44 Highfield Campus University of Southampton SO17 1BJ
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