I am a geographer with experience in health, ageing, disability and multicultural issues. My PhD research was on the geography of Alzheimer's disease and I am interested in spatial science applications in the health, ageing and disability sectors including spatial visualisation as a tool for collaborative research and analysis. I am also writing in the areas of big data, health informatics, 'race', diversity and cultural heritage issues. I am now collaborating on a major antimicrobial resistance project.
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This paper explores and debates the intricate connection between our built environ- ment and an increasingly technocentric approach to distinguish health and wellbeing from a multidisciplinary perspective. The authors profess the dire need for rethinking the ‘smart’ within the city by reconsidering models of urban development and focusing on the democratisation of technology for the pu
READ MOREAn overview of a developmental model the authors have been working on for the past two years with a focus on chronic disease management and support for patients who are labile or highly reactive to changes in their environmental conditions. Key Points Global healthcare systems are struggling to manage the growth in chronic diseases. Several countries have identified that...
READ MOREMapping the landscape of ageing for more effective healthcare How can the spatial sciences contribute to streamlined healthcare by addressing multi-morbidity in ageing populations across the globe? The global population is ageing. This is not only a general demographic pattern but one with a variety of unique trajectories by country and region, and system-specific implications. A successful
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