Ms Katie Jones
Research Associate
Biography
Katie Jones is a Chartered Psychologist, Research Associate, and Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Lead in applied health research, investigating the emotional wellbeing of families. She works between the Open University and the University of Liverpool, collaborating with experts by experience, third sector stakeholders, and NHS partners to amplify seldom-heard voices and reduce barriers to inclusion in research and health service improvements.
Katie specialises in research with vulnerable populations, including perinatal families, pre/post-bereaved children and young people, and oncology patients and carers/loved ones. Her research examines modifiable social and cognitive mechanisms associated with anxiety, depression, and psychological distress during vulnerable life stages (e.g., childbirth, bereavement, and oncology treatment), aiming to identity opportunities for prevention and early intervention of mental health difficulties.
Publications
Journal Article
Supporting the wellbeing of oncodriven lung cancer patients online: a qualitative study (2024)
Other
Using eHealth to support the wellbeing of lung cancer patients; a systematic review. (2024)