Cicely Marston BA (Hons) MSc PhD

Senior Lecturer in Social Science

My research interests include interdisciplinary work on sexual behaviour, particularly of young people, maternal and newborn health, health promotion, and involving communities in promoting health. I have an overarching interest in methodology and developing methods to investigate complex social interventions. I hold an undergraduate degree in Human Sciences from Oxford, MSc Medical Demography at LSHTM, and an interdisciplinary PhD and postdoc in young people's sexual behaviour and behaviour change, with fieldwork in Mexico City. I spent some time at Imperial College, London where I conducted research and ran a Public Health MSc, returning to LSHTM in 2005.

Affiliation

Teaching

I organise and teach on the Principles of Social Research compulsory module in Term 1, and teach on various other modules. I supervise PhD and DrPH students.

Research

My research interests include interdisciplinary work on sexual behaviour, particularly of young people, maternal and child health, and complex public health interventions.

More information about the sixteen18 project here.

Some of my papers are openly available here and here.

Research areas

  • Adolescent health
  • Behaviour change
  • Complex interventions
  • Equity
  • Gender
  • Global Health
  • Health promotion
  • Maternal health
  • Methodology
  • Mixed methods
  • Public health
  • Public understanding
  • Qualitative methods
  • Quality improvement
  • Reproductive health
  • Risk
  • Sexual health
  • Social and structural determinants of health
  • Systematic reviews

Disciplines

  • Anthropology
  • Demography
  • Social Sciences
  • Sociology

Regions

  • World

Countries

  • Mexico
  • Peru
  • United Kingdom
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