Senior Lecturer and Course Coordinator for Public Health

I have been teaching public health and social care since I qualified with a masters’ degree in public health in 2013. I have conducted public health and social care research and published in related journals.

I developed a keen interest in designing different teaching techniques and implementing these in my teaching. I also incorporate evidence-based practice and student-centred learning in delivering lectures and presentations. I am currently a lecturer in Health and Social Care.

I have taught different levels of education such as foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate degree. I also teach Modern healthcare in the University’s Business School; an MBA course for healthcare professionals.

I am a Fellow of the Royal Society of Public Health (FRSPH). I also gained a Higher education qualification as a Fellow of the UK Higher Education Academy (FHEA) in teaching and learning.

Other References

• LinkedIn
• Research Gate

Qualifications

• PhD Public Health - University of Bedfordshire
• MSc Public Health - University of Bedfordshire
• BSc Hons Environmental Biology - Lautech University, Nigeria
• External Examiner qualification- AdvanceHE
• Auroran- Women in Academic Leadership

Teaching Expertise

• Health-related: Healthcare Management, Public Health- health prevention, promotion and control, Social Research, Health and Social Care and Sociology
• Online mentoring tutor
• Mentoring FHEA candidate
• Personal Academic Tutor
• External Examiner qualification - AdvanceHE
• Health and Social Care inequalities

Research Interests

• Public Health and social care-related research
• HIV/AIDS prevention and (awareness) promotion
• Invisible Illness and self-identity
• Social determinants of health
• Social inequalities

Projects

• Research among the stigmatised group (current)
• Self-identity and invisible illness (2017-2019)
• HIV/AIDS experience among employed people living with HIV/AIDS (2014-2019)

External Roles

• Journal reviewer for Journal of public health (Elsevier), HIV/AIDS - Research and Palliative Care, The open AIDS journal, Global Health Research and Policy (BMC), and journal of Qualitative Health Research
• Online tutoring in MSc Public Health and MSc Health Management
• External examiner
• Supervisors for Undergraduate & postgraduate students
• Academic review panel member
• PhD internal examiner
• PhD viva chair
• National & International Journal reviewer

Publications

• Adeoye-Agboola, D.I. (2019) ‘The invisible conditions’ in Majumder, A. (ed.) Living with HIV: Challenges, Perspectives and Quality of Life. New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.
• Adeoye-Agboola, D., Evans, H., Hewson, D. & Pappas, Y. (2016) 'Review Paper: Factors influencing HIV disclosure among people living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria: a systematic review using narrative synthesis and meta-analysis', Public Health, 136 pp.13-28.
• Adeoye-Agboola, D. and Evans, H. (2015) The Relationship Between Anxiety and Academic Performance of Postgraduate International Students in a British University: A Cross-Sectional Quantitative Design, Science Journal of Public Health. 3(3) pp. 331-338.
• Adeoye-Agboola, D., Evans, & Pappas, Y. (Accepted) ‘The implications of invisible symptoms in the pattern of disclosure among employed people living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria’, Qualitative Health Research.
• Adeoye-Agboola, D. I. (Under review) ‘The review of theories on HIV disclosure in the workplace’, Health Education and Behaviour.
• Adeoye, D. (2018) (Under review) 'The impact of flexible access to healthcare services among employee living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria', Journal of Medical Sciences.

Contact Details

E: dorcas.adeoye1@beds.ac.uk