Andy Guise BSc MSc

Research Degree Student

I have degrees in Geography (BSc) from the University of Sheffield and Development studies (MSc) from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) at the University of London.

I spent two years working in the HIV unit of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), an international NGO that provides services and advocates for sexual and reproductive health and rights. I have also recently worked for the UK Dept for International Development (DFID) supporting work on the Taskforce for Innovative Financing for Health Systems and preparation for the UN Millennium Development Goal Summit in 2010.

Affiliation

Teaching

As a graduate teaching assistant at the school, I assist with teaching on the modules: Principles of Social Research; Health, Policy, Process and Power; and Globalisation and Health. I also lecture on issues around international development and global health financing.

Research

My PhD is exploring the impacts of the expanding HIV treatment programme on primary health care nursing in South Africa.

Research areas

  • Primary care

Disciplines

  • Development studies
  • Sociology

Disease and Health Conditions

  • HIV/AIDS

Other interests

  • Nursing Care
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