Biography
Tisha is a Research Associate and PhD student in the Department of Women's & Children's Health. Prior to joining King's in 2020, she completed her undergraduate degree in Genetics and Neuroscience from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, and a master's degree in Public Health from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine. Her current research includes health systems and service delivery, focusing on health inequalities in maternity care. Her PhD project is investigating the impact of health-system shocks on care-seeking behaviour among pregnant women from under-served groups in South London.
Research
eLIXIR, Born in South London
Addressing relationships between maternal and child physical health and investigating interactions with mental health
Maternal And Child Health Systems and Policy Research (MAPS)
The Maternal and Perinatal Systems and Policy (MAPS) Research Group assumes a life-course approach which is engaged with basic and clinical science research that has the potential to improve health care quality and outcomes from bench to population health, through policy relevant world class evidence synthesis, implementation and service delivery research.
Research
eLIXIR, Born in South London
Addressing relationships between maternal and child physical health and investigating interactions with mental health
Maternal And Child Health Systems and Policy Research (MAPS)
The Maternal and Perinatal Systems and Policy (MAPS) Research Group assumes a life-course approach which is engaged with basic and clinical science research that has the potential to improve health care quality and outcomes from bench to population health, through policy relevant world class evidence synthesis, implementation and service delivery research.