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Franki Mathews
Researcher and Lecturer in Public Mental Health
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South Cloisters
South Cloisters, University of Exeter, St Luke's Campus, Heavitree Road, Exeter, EX1 2LU, UK
Overview
Franki’s passion for working in public health is driven by the desire to help improve lives of those affected by poor mental health, and improve access and availability of effective evidence-based services and treatments. After a number of years teaching sports abroad and studying a degree in Psychology, the desire to develop resulted in completion of a MRes in Health and Wellbeing in 2018 at the University of Exeter. Experience within different disciplinary teams at the University of Exeter Medical School includes work on randomised controlled trials, case studies and mixed methods studies which have involved a variety of solo and interdisciplinary approaches. Her current projects involves working with citiesRISE, an international organisation, alongside other stakeholders to develop an impact-facing programme of research. The focus of this work is children and young people in international contexts.
Qualifications
- BSc
- MRes
Research
Research interests
- Epidemiology
- Public Mental Health
- Mental health services
- Physical and mental health of children and young people
Research projects
- Understanding time trends in child and adolescent mental health and the implications for service planning
- RESHAPE MHCYP follow-up data collection Wave 2 and 3 - collaboration with University of Cambridge and Kings University
Research networks
- Committee Member: Association of Child and Adolescent Mental Health (ACAMH) Devon and Cornwall Branch
- Member: CYP Wellbeing@Exeter
Publications
Journal articles
Chapters
Conferences
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Teaching
Modules
2023/24
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