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Dr Flora Cornish

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E: Flora.Cornish@gcal.ac.uk


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Flora Cornish is a Lecturer and part of the Improving Health and Wellbeing research grouping. Educated at Trinity College Dublin (BA Psychology) and the London School of Economics & Political Science (MSc Social Research Methods; PhD Psychology), she is a social psychologist with a research focus on community health.

Flora’s research interests are in community development approaches to improving public health. She has a longstanding research engagement in the area of sex-worker-led HIV prevention in India, with current research aiming to understand the social conditions which facilitate effective community-led health promotion. In the UK context, she is involved in new research on Health Visitors’ contributions to reducing health inequalities, with a study underway on the interactions between Health Visitors and their clients in disadvantaged areas of Glasgow.


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Publications:

2008
  Conflicting community commitments: A dialogical analysis of British woman's World War II diaries.
2007
  Collaborative research, knowledge and emergence.
  Implementing Family Health Nursing in Tajikistan: From policy to practice in primary healthcare reform.
  The metaphor of the triangle in theories of human development.
  The necessary contradcitions of 'community-led' health promotion: A case study of HIV prevention in an Indian red light district.
  The necessary contradictions of 'community-led' health promotion: A case study of HIV prevention in an Indian red light district.
2006
  Challenging the stigma of sex work in Calcutta: Material context and symbolic change.
  Empowerment to participate: A case study of Indian Sex workers' participation in HIV prevention
2005
  When we get our rights- Reinterpreting the present and creating trajectories with a symbolic resource
2004
  Making 'Context' Concrete: A Dialogical Approach to the Society-Health Relation
  Social capital, participation and the perpetuation of health inequalities: obstacles to African-Caribbean participation in partnerships to improve mental health
2003
  African-Caribbean interactions with mental health services in the UK: experiences and expectations of exclusion as reproductive of health inequalities
  How has the HIV/AIDS pandemic contributed to our understandings of behaviour change and health promotion?

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