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Dr Katie Greenland

Assistant Professor

United Kingdom

I joined the Environmental Health Group at LSHTM in 2011. Prior to joining LSHTM, I worked as an epidemiologist at the Dutch National Institute for Public Health (RIVM) where I completed the European Programme for Intervention Epidemiology Training (EPIET). Before that, I was based on the Copperbelt in Zambia where I managed Emory University HIV research projects. I have a BSc First Class Honours degree in Natural Sciences from the University of Birmingham and an MSc in Control of Infectious Diseases from LSHTM.

Affiliations

Department of Disease Control
Faculty of Infectious and Tropical Diseases

Centres

Centre for Evaluation

Teaching

I teach on the following in-house MSc modules: WASH and Health; Applied Communicable Disease Control and Evaluation of Public Health Interventions. I also give lectures on the Diploma in Tropical Nursing and the Diploma in Tropical Medicine courses.

I am Deputy Module Organiser for the Distance Learning Water and Sanitation Module IDM215.

I am a Personal Tutor and Supervisor of summer projects on the MSc courses Control of Infectious Diseases and Public Health for Development.

Research

My research focuses on the study and measurement of hygiene behaviour and the development and evaluation of behaviour change interventions.

I am currently working on two clinical trials of interventions to interrupt trachoma transmission in Ethiopia. The "Stronger-SAFE trial" is a large, four-arm cluster-randomised controlled trial to test whether enhanced azithromycin treatment (two doses, two weeks apart) combined with targeted transmission-interrupting strategies (face washing and fly control) can more effectively eliminate trachoma than current approaches. I am leading the development and evaluation of the face washing intervention tested in this trial. In the FA-WASH trial we are exploring whether face washing with soap removes Chlamydia trachomatis bacteria from children's faces better than washing with just water.

My PhD research was conducted in Lusaka, Zambia and involved the design and evaluation (outcomes and process) of a multiple behaviour change intervention to control childhood diarrhoea through exclusive breastfeeding, handwashing and use of oral rehydration salts.

I have conducted formative research and been involved in several behaviour change trials in Asia (India, Indonesia, Nepal) and Africa (Zambia, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Kenya, Tanzania, Ghana).
Research Area
Behaviour change
Hygiene
Personal hygiene, health habits
Sanitation
Complex interventions
Evaluation
Impact evaluation
Disease control
Global health
Child health
Randomised controlled trials
Environmental health
Menstrual hygiene
Disease and Health Conditions
Trachoma
Diarrhoeal diseases
Intellectual disability
Country
Ethiopia
Zambia
India
United Kingdom
Nigeria
Kenya
Indonesia
Ghana
Region
Sub-Saharan Africa (developing only)
South Asia
Europe & Central Asia (all income levels)

Selected Publications

DURRANS, S; LAST, A; Boiro, H; Goncalves, A; MABEY, D; GREENLAND, K;
2019
Social Science & Medicine
SCHMIDT, WP; Lewis, HE; GREENLAND, K; CURTIS, V;
2018
International journal of environmental health research
Lewis, HE; GREENLAND, K; CURTIS, V; SCHMIDT, W-P;
2018
The American journal of tropical medicine and hygiene
GREENLAND, K; CHIPUNGU, J; Chilekwa, J; Chilengi, R; CURTIS, V;
2017
Globalization and health
TOWNSEND, J; GREENLAND, K; CURTIS, V;
2017
Tropical medicine & international health
GREENLAND, K; CHIPUNGU, J; CURTIS, V; SCHMIDT, W-P; Siwale, Z; Mudenda, M; Chilekwa, J; LEWIS, JJ; Chilengi, R;
2016
The Lancet Global health
GREENLAND, K; De-Witt Huberts, J; Wright, R; Hawkes, L; Ekor, C; BIRAN, A;
2016
Environment and urbanization
GREENLAND, K; Dixon, R; Khan, SA; Gunawardena, K; Kihara, JH; SMITH, JL; Drake, L; Makkar, P; Raman, S; Singh, S; Kumar, S;
2015
PLoS neglected tropical diseases
Rajaraman, D; Varadharajan, KS; GREENLAND, K; CURTIS, V; Kumar, R; SCHMIDT, W-P; AUNGER, R; BIRAN, A;
2014
BMC public health
BIRAN, A; SCHMIDT, W-P; Varadharajan, KS; Rajaraman, D; Kumar, R; GREENLAND, K; Gopalan, B; AUNGER, R; CURTIS, V;
2014
The Lancet Global health