Filiz is a Research Fellow at LSHTM, Department of Public Health, Environments and Society. She has worked in various environmental and health studies including management and assessment of environmental sustainability issues regarding climate change and health impact. Filiz currently works at LSHTM on the project, Policy and Implementation for Climate & Health Equity PAICE, funded by Wellcome Trust and led by UCL. In the project, she assists the development of models of the UK’s population to assess the cross-sector impact of policies on population health, health inequalities and GHG reductions across the various sectors. Apart from this project, she also works on LSHTM’s Triple C (Children, Cities and Climate) Project. She is leading a health impact model in the project to quantify the heat-related child (under-5) morbidity and mortality in the African cities with respect to future scenarios developed by various individual climate models. At LSHTM, she previously worked in the project, Complex Urban Systems for Sustainability and Health (CUSSH) led by UCL, and funded by the Wellcome Trust. In the project, she gave support for the development of evidence and methods for quantitative modelling of population health to examine the impact of alternative development strategies in the target cities. Furthermore, at LSHTM, she was involved in the EPSRC-funded project “ASPIRE” (Advancing School Performance: Indoor environmental quality, Resilience and Educational outcomes). During this time, she developed a mathematical model to quantify the impacts of indoor environmental changes (including air pollution and temperature) on the health of schoolchildren in the UK. Additionally, she gave support for the application of Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis to identify the optimum pathways for improving indoor environmental quality and learning performance in low carbon UK school buildings through policy and practice.
Affiliations
Department of Public Health, Environments and Society
Faculty of Public Health and Policy
Teaching
I am the Deputy Module Organiser of Environmental Change and Global Health Policy (GHM103) on the MSc Global Health Policy by Distance Learning. I also have the role of tutor on the MSc Public Health.
Furthermore, during the academic year 2021-2022, I held the position of Seminar Leader for the Environment, Health and Sustainable Development (EHSD) module.
Furthermore, during the academic year 2021-2022, I held the position of Seminar Leader for the Environment, Health and Sustainable Development (EHSD) module.
Research
Filiz has been involved in development of mathematical models for environmental interventions and their impacts on human health across various projects at LSHTM. Particularly, she has focused on assessing the health effects of climate change mitigation actions. Furthermore, she leaded a couple of research papers on the health impact assessment during these projects.
Research Area
Child health
Climate change
Public health
Housing
Environmental health
Mathematical modelling
Health impact analysis
Systematic reviews
Modelling
Health outcomes
Epidemiology
Selected Publications
Mikroplastiklerin Organik ve İnorganik Kimyasallarla Vektörel Etkileşimi (Microplastics as vectors for organic and inorganic pollutants in the environment)
2023
Mikroplastiklerden Nanoplastiklere PLASTİK KİRLETİCİLER
School building energy efficiency and health: Modelling childhood asthma and hospital admissions in England and Wales
2023
35th Annual Conference of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE)
Future climate change impacts on child health: An assessment of preterm-births, diarrheal cases and heat-related mortality for 20 African cities
2023
35th Annual Conference of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE)
A ‘synthetic population’ model for evaluating the impacts of city-level climate change mitigation policies on health and health inequalities
2023
35th Annual Conference of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE)
School building energy efficiency and NO<sub>2</sub> related risk of childhood asthma in England and Wales: Modelling study.
2023
The Science of the total environment
Quantitative analysis of healthcare waste generation and composition in Antalya, Turkey.
2023
Waste management (New York, N.Y.)
Dynamic modelling of indoor environmental conditions for future energy retrofit scenarios across the UK school building stock
2023
Journal of Building Engineering
1201 Impact of improving energy efficiency on indoor air pollution and childhood asthma in UK schools
2022
Climate Change Working Group