Dr. Lalita Sah
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Biography
Dr Lalita Sah is a Lecturer in Public Health. She is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) and has been actively involved in teaching and learning since 2017. Dr Sah is trained as a Medical Doctor and has completed a PhD in Health and Wellbeing and MSc in Public Health. Prior to joining Bradford University as a lecturer in public health, she was a lecturer in health and social care at Global Banking School (Leeds) and Calderdale College. She also worked as a sessional lecturer in public health at Canterbury Christ Church University. Her PhD study uses mixed methods to explore factors affecting the mental health and well-being of pregnant women in Nepal. She is a published author interested in mental health, maternal health, gender inequalities, global health inequalities, and health services research. Dr Sah is currently accepting PhD students.
Research
Maternal and Child Health Mental Health and WellbeingMigrant HealthGlobal Health Inequalities
Teaching
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Teaching interests
Mental Health and Wellbeing Global Public Health Health Inequalities
Publications
There are 4 publications involving or that are attributed to Dr. Lalita Sah.
Peer Reviewed Journal
| Title | Year | Publication name | Journal | Volume | Pages | Authors | Editors | ISSN | Publisher | DOI | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Impact of COVID-19 on health services utilization in Province-2 of Nepal: a qualitative study among community members and stakeholders. | 2021 | BMC Health Services Research | 21 | Singh DR;Sunuwar DR;Shah SK;Karki K;Sah LK;Adhikari B;Sah RK; | 1472-6963 | 10.1186/s12913-021-06176-y | |||||
| Food insecurity during COVID-19 pandemic: A genuine concern for people from disadvantaged community and low-income families in Province 2 of Nepal. | 2021 | PLoS ONE | 16 | Singh DR;Sunuwar DR;Shah SK;Sah LK;Karki K;Sah RK; | 1932-6203 | 10.1371/journal.pone.0254954 | |||||
| 'Medicine doesn't cure my worries': Understanding the drivers of mental distress in older Nepalese women living in the UK. | 2019 | Global Public Health | 14 | Sah LK;Burgess RA;Sah RK; | 1744-1706 | 10.1080/17441692.2018.1473888 | |||||
| Conducting Qualitative Interviews using Virtual Communication Tools amid COVID-19 Pandemic: A Learning Opportunity for Future Research. | 2020 | Jnma; Journal Of The Nepal Medical Association | 58 | Sah LK;Singh DR;Sah RK; | 1815-672X | 10.31729/jnma.5738 |