GoHelP attends 16th IMGS in Vancouver, BC

Professor Susan Elliott, Francesca Cardwell, Kristin Brown and Andrea Rishworth were on hand to represent the GoHelP lab at the 16th International Medical Geography Symposium in Vancouver, BC, Canada.

• Andrea presented on malaria in Malawi: "Does pregnancy intent influence malaria prevention behaviour?: A Malawi case study"
• Francesca presented results from her ongoing PhD research: "What do climate change, respiratory health, and the childhood obesity question have in common?"
• Kristin presented the paper that emerged from her PhD comprehensive exams: "Searching for rigour in mixed methods health research: A methodological review"
• Professor Elliott did double duty presenting on two active research projects (Jenna Dixon, 9 months pregnant, was sadly unable to attend this year): "Measuring what matters on a global scale: developing a global index of wellbeing (GLOWING)" and  "What is this thing called Knowledge Translation? Part II: What about the endusers"