CHIH have a wide range of members, from academic staff and PhD student to centre partners and associates, including third sector organisations, public bodies, professionals and academic institutes that support and collaborate with the Centre on its work. Core Staff NameRole Sarah JohnsenProfessor of Homelessness and Inclusion Health / CHIH DirectorRichard LowrieReader in Homelessness and Inclusion HealthJane MoirResearch Assistant Partners CHIH Partners include third sector organisations, public bodies, and academic institutes which collaborate with the Centre in its research, teaching and/or community engagement activities. NameRole Advanced Care Research CentreA multi-disciplinary research programme which aims to reduce inequalities in care provision in order to enhance the quality of life, dignity and the desired level of independence of people living with multiple conditions in later life.CyreniansA charity which aims to tackle the causes and consequences of homelessness Homelessness and Inclusion Health SocietyA student society which links university students and community organisations to improve the health and well-being of vulnerable groupsHomeless Network ScotlandA membership body that spans the range of sectors, organisations and individuals working to resolve homelessnessInstitute for Social Policy, Housing and Equalities Research (I-SPHERE)A research institute based in Heriot-Watt University which uses research to help drive change for people affected by extreme disadvantageScottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy (SCPHRP)A research centre based in the University of Edinburgh which aims to catalyse strong researcher/research-user collaborations that ensure timely, robust, policy relevant research on public health interventionsSimon Community ScotlandA charity providing information, advice, care, support, accommodation and homes to people experiencing, or at risk of, homelessness Associates CHIH Associates are academics, clinicians, and professionals who support the work of the Centre by contributing to its research, teaching and/or community engagement. NameRole Ewan AitkenChief Executive Officer, CyreniansJohn BuddHomelessness GP, NHS LothianAdam BurleyConsultant Clinical Psychologist, NHS Lothian / City of Edinburgh CouncilFrancisco (Fran) CalvoAssociate Professor, University of GironaLarry DoiSenior Lecturer and Co-Director of the Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy (SCPHRP), University of EdinburghHelen EborallSenior Lecturer, Usher Institute, University of EdinburghSuzanne FitzpatrickProfessor of Housing and Social Policy and I-SPHERE Director, Heriot-Watt UniversityHugh HillDeputy CEO, Simon Community ScotlandLynne McMordieResearch Fellow, Heriot-Watt UniversityAndrew McPhersonResearcher, Pharmacy Services, NHS Greater Glasgow and ClydeClaire MackintoshAssociate Medical Director Medicine Western General Hospital, Consultant Infectious Disease Physician, and Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of EdinburghStephen MaldenResearch Fellow, Scottish Collaboration for Public Health Research and Policy (SCPHRP), University of EdinburghJames MarplePrimary Care Physician, Royal Infirmary of EdinburghStewart MercerProfessor of Primary Care and Multimorbidity, Usher Institute, University of EdinburghKatriona PatersonClinical Nurse Manager for Primary Care Mental Health, Edinburgh Health and Social Care PartnershipSarah RhynasLecturer and Undergraduate Programme Director, Nursing Studies, University of EdinburghRoy RobertsonProfessor of Addiction Medicine, University of EdinburghWez SteeleSenior Training and Development Officer, Scottish Drugs ForumKate VickeryAssociate Professor, Department of Medicine, University of Minnesota Medical SchoolBeth Watts-CobbeProfessorial Fellow, Heriot-Watt University Andrea WilliamsonProfessor of General Practice and Inclusion Health, University of Glasgow PhD Students NameRole Catalina MartinThesis Title: ‘How do LGBTQ+ young people in Scotland understand and experience home’Emily AdamsThesis Title: ‘Implementation of a digital information resource for homeless people in Scotland’Cat TottieThesis Title: ‘The accommodation and healthcare needs of older people experiencing homelessness who drink in problematic ways’Christian NewmanThesis Title: ‘Exploring the potential role of assistive technology in reducing street drug overdose risk and homelessness for older people experiencing homelessness with problematic substance use’Rhoda JiangThesis Title: ‘Optimising support services for homeless youth through participatory action research in the UK’ Steering Group Key stakeholders who shape and support CHIH activities as members of its steering group. NameRole Ewan AitkenChief Executive Officer, CyreniansJohn BuddHomelessness GP, NHS LothianAdam BurleyConsultant Clinical Psychologist, NHS Lothian / City of Edinburgh CouncilKah Yann CheahHomelessness and Inclusion Health Society, University of EdinburghCharlotte ClarkeExecutive Dean in the Faculty of Social Sciences and Health, Durham UniversityEmma DoyleLead for Housing and Homelessness, Public Health ScotlandAndrew HoHomelessness and Inclusion Health Society, University of EdinburghLinda Irvine-FitzpatrickCity of Edinburgh Council / Health and Social Care Partnership (HSCP)Carey LunanGP Chair of the Scottish Deep End Project and Senior Medical Advisor to Scottish Government on Health InequalitiesLesley McAraDirector of the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities (IASH) and Assistant Principal (Community Relations), University of EdinburghAlison McCallumVisiting Professor of Public Health, Usher Institute, University of EdinburghLorraine McGrathChief Executive Officer, Simon Community ScotlandClaire MackintoshAssociate Medical Director Medicine Western General Hospital, Consultant Infectious Disease Physician, and Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of EdinburghJames MarplePrimary Care Physician, Royal Infirmary of EdinburghWez SteeleSenior Training and Development Officer, Scottish Drugs Forum