Dr Emily  Freeman

Dr Emily Freeman

Assistant Professorial Research Fellow

Care Policy and Evaluation Centre (CPEC)

Room No
PAN 8.01F
Languages
English
Key Expertise
Inequity, Inequality, Global health, Long-term care, Social care, Dementia

About me

Emily carries out multi- and inter-disciplinary research to understand behaviours, expectations and experiences related to demographic phenomena and their consequences in low- and middle-income settings. Concern for equity underpins all her research. 

She led research on equity and sustainability in care, focusing on the costs and consequences of unpaid dementia care for carers in Mexico, India and Jamaica and the future of long-term care for vulnerable older adults in Malawi and South Africa.  Her previous work includes research on access to safe abortion in Zambia and older adults’ experiences of ageing, sex and HIV infection in rural Malawi.

Emily co-supervises PhD students working on health-related topics in a range of countries.

Expertise Details

Inequity; Inequality; Global health; Long-term care; Social care; Dementia; Sexual health; Abortion; HIV/AIDS; Ageing; Older people; Identity; Qualitative research methods