- kate.morton@york.ac.uk
Kate is a Health Psychologist and Research Fellow based in the Department of Health Sciences at the University of York. Kate supports the Best Start topic of the Yorkshire and Humber Applied Research Collaboration, and is involved in several projects aimed at improving the mental and physical health of parents and families. Kate also coordinates the Best Start Shaping Family Wellbeing community group in Hull, and works closely with research partners from the Bradford Institute for Health, the University of Huddersfield, NHS trusts, and community organisations.
Kate’s research interests include:
- Promoting and supporting inclusive patient and public involvement and engagement in research
- Using creative involvement approaches to facilitate co-production of research with public contributors
- Addressing health inequalities in health research
- Using qualitative and mixed-methods to explore the development, optimisation and implementation of healthcare interventions
Kate Morton's latest projects
Shaping Family Wellbeing Group (Hull and East Riding)
he research and work of the Healthy Families theme?, focussing on ensuring the best start to life, is advised by the Shaping Family Wellbeing Group (Hull and East Riding). The...
Equity in growing a family: The impact of inequalities in funding for LGBTQ+ couples fertility treatment
The issue of unequal access to NHS funding for LGBTQ+ couples’ fertility treatment was raised as an issue by two public contributors at the first meetup of the YH ARC-funded...
