Dr Jayne Webster

Lecturer

From a background of developing and running basic laboratory services in a remote area of Nepal, I completed an MSc and a PhD at LSHTM in public health in developing countries.

Since this time I have worked as a researcher, programme manager and consultant for LSHTM, NGOs, Ministries of Health and other international organisations.

Affiliation

Teaching

Departmental Research Degrees Co-ordinator DCD 2010 -

Course Director MSc Public Health in Developing Countries - 2006-2009

Module organiser Applying Public Health Priniciples in Developing Countries 2009 -

Research

Current research interests are centred around the delivery of public health interventions with a focus on insecticide treated nets, interventions to control malaria in pregnancy, and treatment of febrile illness in children.

Methods for monitoring and evaluation of delivery systems, their effectiveness, and the equity achieved via alterntive systems are elements that cut through much of my research.

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