(De)constructing health & wellbeing through data

This project is the result of a collaborative effort between LSE DSI, LSE Cities, the Ordnance Survey (OS) and the National Health Service (NHS England Data & Analytics team). It has the objective of exploring the different dimensions necessary to improve the mapping of spatial health inequalities in England in an integrated manner. It seeks to examine the complexity of the system involving environmental determinants of health and their relationships with geography, behaviour, and socio-economic and health groups. Understanding how these elements contribute differently to defining conditions that impact the well-being of individuals.

Ultimately, this project aims to identify gaps in spatial data and suggest areas for improvement. By doing so, it seeks to provide valuable support to academics, practitioners, designers, and policy-makers in their respective fields.

Project members

Alexandra Gomes - Principal Investigator
Research Fellow, LSE Cities

Vanessa Galeano-Duque
Researcher, LSE DSI

Nicole Hemeryck
Researcher, LSE DSI

Travis Yip
Researcher, LSE DSI

Jeremy Morley - Senior Advisor and OS project manager
Chief Geospatial Scientist, Ordnance Survey

Iain Goodwin - Senior Advisor
Strategic Development Manager for Health & Social Care, Ordnance Survey

Robert Shaw - Senior Advisor
Head of Analytics, NHS England

 

 

Advisory Board Members

 

Professor Ken Benoit
Director, LSE Data Science Institute

Dr. Philipp Rode
Executive Director, LSE Cities

Professor Alistair McGuire
Head of Department, LSE Department of Health Policy