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Jack Hogton  BSc, MSc

Jack Hogton

(he/him)

BSc, MSc

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Overview

I am a qualitative researcher with a background in ethnographic research methodologies. I have undertaken research on racism in education, barriers to healthcare equity for marginalised patient populations, and trauma-informed healthcare approaches.

I am currently based in the Health and Care Research Wales Evidence Centre. 

Research

Research Interests

My research interests centre on accessibility and equity. I hold research interests in primary and community healthcare, specifically focused on increasing engagement for marginalised patient populations. Addtionally, I have conducted research focused on intersectional barriers for racially marginalised indviduals in institutional settings. I am particularly interested in the potential role of trauma-informed healthcare provisions in increasing engagement from marginalised patient populations.  

 Research Topics of Interest: 

  • Primary and community healthcare access
  • Healthcare inequity
  • Internalised racial trauma and mental health impact
  • Chronic and long-term illness
  • Screening and early prevention

Previous Research Projects

  • PHABRIC II - Developing a Community Pharmacy Service to Facilitate Early Diagnosis of Bowel Cancer. 

Biography

Honours and awards

Bsc (Sociology, Cardiff University)

MSc (Social Science Research Methods, Cardiff University)

Contact Details

Email [email protected]

Campuses Neuadd Meirionnydd, Room 107F, University Hospital of Wales, Heath Park, Cardiff, CF14 4YS

Research themes

Specialisms

  • Community and primary care

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