
Ainul Hanafiah
Research Fellow
Department of Research, Innovation and Enterprise, Department of Research, Innovation and Enterprise
Research, Innovation and Enterprise ,
Areas Of Interest
- Global health
- Mental health
- Community-based services
- Monitoring and evaluation
- Health services and policies
- Children and
young people's wellbeing
OVERVIEW
Ainul Hanafiah, PhD (Cantab) is a Research Fellow at Institute for Connected Communities, University of East London. Her research experience is in global health with wider interests in mental health, community-based services and interventions, and children and young people's wellbeing. Her expertise is in programme/service evaluation, qualitative and mixed methods research. She is currently leading a viability assessment of implementing the NHS social prescribing in the context of urban Malaysia. Ainul has been involved in various local and global health, community, and safeguarding-related projects such as:
- Youth safeguarding in Africa,
- exploring the sustainability of community assets for mental health in England,
- large multi-programme of group antenatal care for diverse and disadvantaged women in England,
- process evaluation of the diabetic retinopathy care implementation in primary care in Kerala, India,
- evaluation of the NHS Social Prescribing service in London borough of Redbridge,
- identification of priorities for the delivery of community-based Child and Adolescent Mental health Services (CAMHS) in England, and
- evaluation of the Malaysian Mental Health Policy implementation in Malaysia.
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