UK Team
Rosa Hoekstra
Job: Reader at King's College London
Role in SPARK: Co-Principal Investigator
Institution: King's College London
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/people/rosa-hoekstra
Bethlehem Tekola
Job: Post-Doctoral Research Associate
Role in SPARK: Qualitative Research Lead
Institution: King's College London
https://www.kcl.ac.uk/people/bethlehem-tekola-gebru
Kim Goldsmith
Job: Reader in Medical Statistics
Role in SPARK: Co-Investigator
Institution: King's College London
Elisa Genovesi
Job: PhD Student
Role in SPARK: Grey Literature Review / Screening Measures
Institution: King's College London
Charles Newton
Job: Professor of Psychiatry
Role in SPARK: Co-Investigator
Institution: Oxford University
KEMRI–Wellcome Trust Research Programme
Nadine Seward
Job: Lecturer in Global Implementation & Improvement Sciences
Role in SPARK: Co-Investigator
Institution: King's College London
Charlotte Hanlon
Job: Reader in Global Mental Health
Role in SPARK: Co-Investigator
Institution: King's College London
Tsegerada Haile Kifle
Job: PhD Student
Role in SPARK: CIDD Development
Institution: King's College London
Melissa Washington-Nortey
Job: Post-Doctoral Research Associate
Role in SPARK: Project Manager
Institution: King's College London
Tony Charman
Job: Professor in Clinical Child Psychology
Role in SPARK: Co-Investigator
Institution: King's College London
Andrew Pickles
Job: Professor of Biostatistics and Psychological Methods
Role in SPARK: Co-Investigator
Institution: King's College London
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