Kathryn Cunningham

Accepting PhD Students

PhD projects

Please note that the following projects are self-funded opportunities, i.e. they do not have funding attached:

1. Understanding and addressing loneliness in people living with long-term health conditions

2. Understanding and addressing loneliness in the context of parenting in and beyond the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)

3. Understanding and addressing loneliness in carers of people living with long-term health conditions

4. Understanding and addressing loneliness in the context of perinatal loss

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Research activity per year

19 Membership of network
11 Funding - grants and income which support research related activities
6 Consultancy
3 Examination
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Thesis Monitoring Committee - Professional Doctorate in Health Sciences: 'To what extent does engagement in social activities encourage sustained participation in self-management behaviours in men over the age of 50 with at least one long-term condition?'
Cunningham, K. (Member)
2024 → 2027
Activity: Examination types › Examination
Mock viva - Professional Doctorate in Health Sciences: 'The impact of the Universal Health Visiting Pathway on the professional identity of health visitors in Scotland'
Cunningham, K. (Examiner)
Aug 2024
Activity: Examination types › Examination
Thesis Monitoring Committee - Professional Doctorate in Health Sciences: 'An exploration of illness perceptions and consequent emotional and behavioural responses in adults with persistent, disabling rotator cuff related shoulder pain'
Cunningham, K. (Member)
2023 → 2024
Activity: Examination types › Examination

Cunningham, Kathryn

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Thesis Monitoring Committee - Professional Doctorate in Health Sciences: 'To what extent does engagement in social activities encourage sustained participation in self-management behaviours in men over the age of 50 with at least one long-term condition?'

Mock viva - Professional Doctorate in Health Sciences: 'The impact of the Universal Health Visiting Pathway on the professional identity of health visitors in Scotland'

Thesis Monitoring Committee - Professional Doctorate in Health Sciences: 'An exploration of illness perceptions and consequent emotional and behavioural responses in adults with persistent, disabling rotator cuff related shoulder pain'