Lisa leads on health research at ISSR. Her research aims to improve health and wellbeing, particularly among the most disadvantaged in our society. Lisa is interested in how best to engage communities at high risk of poor health and wellbeing in health improvement research and in developing new methods of co-production for intervention development. Her work is exploring how to affect change and improve health at the community level via assets and strengths-based approaches. Her research has explored sexual health inequalities among those vulnerable to ill health including LGBT+ communities, African communities in the UK, men and women living in deprived areas, and women who have experienced multiple and second trimester abortions.