Maryam Al Ju'Beh
- Title
- PhD Candidate
- Location
- Keele University, UK
- Role
- Postgraduate researcher
Biography
Qualified GP with Biomedical Sciences background (Newcastle). Extensive work with underserved populations in Sheffield (general practice and substance misuse). Passion for tackling health inequalities and socio-cultural influences on health-seeking. Longstanding interest in dementia care; exploring personhood, identity, relationships, and barriers faced by ethnic minority families. PhD funded by NIHR Three Schools Programme.
Research and scholarship
How do sociocultural and religious factors shape health literacy and care for dementia among ethnic minorities of different religions in the UK? Qualitative, community-based approach to inform more inclusive health and social care provision.
Further information
Supervisor: Dr Suhad Daher-Nashif
Research degree: PhD
School / theme: School of Medicine – Public Health
Category: Research students
Funding: NIHR Three Schools Funded Studentship (Schools of Public Health, Primary Care and Social Care).
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