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      Dr Jill Stewart

      PhD, MSc, BSc (hons), PGCE (PCET), FCIEH, CEnvH, CIHM, FRSPH, FRGS
      ROLE: Senior Lecturer in Housing & Environmental Health
      SCHOOL: Science & Technology
      DEPARTMENT: Natural Sciences
      TELEPHONE: +44 (0)20 8411 5807
      EMAIL: J.Stewart@mdx.ac.uk
      1. Biography &
        Qualifications
      2. Learning &
        Teaching Interests
      3. Research Outputs &
        Interests
      4. Funded Research &
        Knowledge Exchange Projects
      5. Engagement &
        Impact

      • Biography &
        Qualifications

        Dr Jill Stewart is a Senior Lecturer in Environmental Health and Housing.

        Jill's environmental health and housing career started in local government for around 10 years before taking her first lecturing post in a London university in 1999. Her work has been widely recognised and features across a range of publications, including books, chapters and papers as well as conference presentations. She is a founding member of the Environmental Health Research Network and her Amazon Author Page is available by clicking here. Jill's housing Twitter account is @Jill_L_Stewart and her website focusing on housing and the humanities with links to further resources is available here.

        Her qualifications are as follows:

        • 2007 PhD Evidence based strategies to enable health promoting housing and communities in the private sector
        • 2001 PGCE (Post Compulsory Education and Training)
        • 1995 MSc Policy Studies
        • 1990 BSc (hons) Environmental Health, PGCE (PCET).

        Languages Spoken

      • Learning &
        Teaching Interests

        Jill's main lecturing and professional interests are in housing and health, including environmental and public health and housing's potential in tackling inequalities. She is particularly interested in the effectiveness of housing and regeneration interventions as well as the history of public health and housing policy.

        Her wider research and enterprise interests include housing and community regeneration; energy efficiency and fuel poverty; housing support and provision in the developing world; housing and regeneration in deprived seaside towns; use of evidence based practice in housing and public health; and health and social care for an ageing population. She is particularly interested in novel methods of dissemination to capture wider audiences and how we can encourage wider interest in and sensitivity to housing issues through the humanities.

      • Research Outputs &
        Interests

        Co-founder of Centre for Public Health and Risk Management Research Group (PHaRM) https://www.mdx.ac.uk/our-research/centres/centre-for-public-health-and-risk-management

        Interested in: effectiveness of housing and environmental health interventions; meaning of home; interrelationships of the arts, health and housing; ageing, dementia and housing; histories of public health; seaside towns and regeneration.

        Contributor to the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology POSTNote on Health in Private Rented Housing (2018).

        Currently co-supervising DProf on the subject of hoarding behaviours and MRes on technology in the home to support those living with dementia.

        Publication Feed

        The sanitary inspectors and ‘the slums’ 1914-1921: what they saw, what they thought and how they influenced the post war housing design and standards

        Stewart, Jill (2019) The sanitary inspectors and ‘the slums’ 1914-1921: what they saw, what they thought and how they influenced the post war housing design and standards. In: Homes Fit for Heroes Centenary Conference: Learning from 1919, 18 Jul 2019, Institute of Historical Research, Malet Street, London.. (Accepted/In press)

        Private rented sector and the challenges facing health: an overview

        Stewart, Jill (2019) Private rented sector and the challenges facing health: an overview. In: Public Health Housing Network (Spotlight session PRS and Rogue Landlords), 07 Apr 2019, London.

        From house to home across the life-course

        Stewart, Jill (2019) From house to home across the life-course. In: CIEH London Housing Study Group CPD Day, 27 Mar 2019, CIEH, Waterloo, London.

        Pioneers in public health: what can we learn from history about evidence based practice?

        Stewart, Jill (2018) Pioneers in public health: what can we learn from history about evidence based practice? In: Celebrating Environmental Health Research: Past, Present & Future, 13 Dec 2018, University of Birmingham.

        Context-aware solutions for asthma condition management: a survey

        Quinde, Mario and Khan, Nawaz and Augusto, Juan Carlos and van Wyk, Aléchia and Stewart, Jill (2018) Context-aware solutions for asthma condition management: a survey. Universal Access in the Information Society . ISSN 1615-5289 (Published online first)

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      • Funded Research &
        Knowledge Exchange Projects

        • 2019: Grant from Association of London Environmetnal Health Managers (ALEHM) to carry out a small scale project across London to explore private sector housing support to older people with an emphasis on dementia (see https://www.mdx.ac.uk/news/2019/3/middlesex-researchers-investigate-dementia-support-provided-in-london)
        • 2018-19: Worked with Metastreet to develop and deliver CPD L7 course: PRS4117 Advanced Private Sector Housing Regulation (see https://www.mdx.ac.uk/courses/cpd/advanced-private-sector-housing-regulation)

      • Engagement &
        Impact

        • Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health
        • Chartered Environmental Health Practitioner
        • Member of the Chartered Institute of Housing
        • Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health
        • Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society
        • External examiner for the MSc Environmental Health at Birmingham University
        • Member of the CIEH Association of London Environmental Health Managers (ALEHM) London Housing Group
        • Member of the London Public Health and Housing Network (PHHN)
        • Member of the CIEH Housing Advisory Panel

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