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Cambridge Public Health

 
Pediatrician examines a girl during routine respiratory check-up

Connecting people and ideas to improve global health and wellbeing

What we do

We are building a connected community of researchers across the University working on global public health challenges. This area brings together expertise from medicine, engineering, epidemiology, and social sciences to address issues ranging from trauma care and healthcare in conflict-affected settings.

We also focus on developing innovative tools, technologies, and approaches to improve access to healthcare in low- and middle-income countries.

Blog: Conducting qualitative research across borders: reflections from a Global North–South collaboration

This blog reflects on a pilot study exploring the overlooked caregiving challenges faced by families when healthcare workers migrate abroad. Focusing on Nigeria and the UK, it discusses the ethical, practical, and collaborative lessons of conducting qualitative research across borders using digital methods.

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Related groups


Cambridge Africa: A University programme that supports African researchers and promotes mutually beneficial collaborations and equitable partnerships between Africa and Cambridge.

Healthcare in Conflict: An interdisciplinary research network, supported by CRASSH, open to all faculties and departments, seeking to break down barriers and explore the wide landscape of individuals and groups working on issues related to healthcare in conflict across and beyond the Cambridge ecosystem