| Job Title | Contact | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Research Associate |
H dot Risebro at uea dot ac dot uk
Tel: +44 (0)1603 59 1119 |
Research Associate, Norwich Medical School, UEA, March 2004-present
Research Assistant, 2003-2004. Centre for Health Economics, Research and Evaluation (CHERE), University of Technology, Sydney (UTS). 2003-2004,
Research Assistant, 2002. York Trials Unit, University of York.
Research Interests
• Epidemiology
• Waterborne disease and private water supplies
• Health Economics
• Research Methods
My research area is focused on the epidemiology of waterborne disease and I have contributed to projects funded by the World Health Organisation, European Commission and Defra in this area. I also have a keen interest in health economics and research methods. I am a research advisor for the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Research Design Service (RDS), this service offers consultative advice to health and social care professionals, providing methodological advice to help develop research proposals and build collaborative research teams.
Selected Publications:-
Article:
Hunter PR, Anderle de Sylor M, Risebro HL, Nichols GL, Kay D, Hartemann P. (2010) Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment of the risks of Cryptosporidium and Giardiasis from very small private water supplies. Risk Analysis; 31(2): 228-236.
Risebro HL, Doria MF, Andersson Y, Medema G, Osborn K, Schlosser O, Hunter PR (2007). Fault tree analysis of the causes of waterborne outbreaks. Journal of Water and Health; 5 (Suppl1); 1-18.
Risebro HL, Hunter PR (2007). Surveillance of waterborne disease in European member states: a qualitative study. Journal of Water and Health; 5 (Suppl 1); 19-38.
Book:
Risebro HL, Hunter PR. (2010) Chapter 8: Estimating health impacts of interventions with a focus on small scale drinking water interventions. In: Valuing Water, Valuing Livelihoods
Guidance on social cost-benefit analysis of drinking-water interventions, with special reference to small community water supplies. Editor(s): Cameron J, Hunter P, Jagals P, Pond K (2010).
Hunter PR, Risebro HL. (2010) Chapter 4: Defining the current situation – epidemiology. In: Valuing Water, Valuing Livelihoods: Guidance on social cost-benefit analysis of drinking-water interventions, with special reference to small community water supplies. Editor(s): Cameron J, Hunter P, Jagals P, Pond K (2010).
Hunter, PR, Anderle de Sylor, M, Risebro, HL, Nichols, GL, Kay, D and Hartemann, P (2010) Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment of the risks of Cryptosporidium and Giardiasis from very small private water supplies. Risk Analysis, 31 (2). pp. 228-236.
Risebro, HL, Doria, M, Andersson, Y, Medema, G, Osborn, K, Scholosser, O and Hunter, PR (2007) Fault tree analysis of the causes of waterborne outbreaks. Journal of Water and Health, 5 (Suppl 1).
Risebro, HL and Hunter, PR (2007) Surveillance of Waterborne Disease in European Member States: a Qualitative Study. Journal of Water and Health, 5 (Suppl 1).
Hunter, PR and Risebro, HL Defining the current situation - epidemiology. In: Valuing Water - valuing well-being: a guide to understanding the costs and benefits of water interventions. WHO. (In Press)
Risebro, HL and Hunter, PR Estimating health impacts of interventions with a focus on small scale drinking water interventions. In: Valuing water - valuing well-being: a guide to understanding the costs and benefits of water interventions. WHO. (In Press)
Risebro, HL, Lake, IR, Pitchers, R and Hunter, PR (2011) Systematic review to identify prevalence and abundance of E. coli O157 in livestock and sources of drinking water. In: 16th International symposium on health-related water microbiology (HRWM). International Water Association (IWA), 18-23 September 2011, Roturua, New Zealand.
Risebro, Helen and Hunter, Paul (2009) Private water supplies: a survey of attitudes towards water quality. In: 15th International symposium on health-related water microbiology, 31 May - 5 June, Naxos, Greece. (Unpublished)
Risebro, HL (2006) Waterborne Disease: Surveillance Strategies in Europe. In: American Water Works Association (AWWA) International Symposium on Waterborne Pathogens, Atlanta, Ge.
Risebro, HL, Doria, M, Hunter, PR, Andersson, Y, Medema, G, Osborn, K and Schlosser, O (2005) Development of fault tree methodology for novel application in the analysis of enteric waterborne disease outbreaks. In: International Water Association (IWA) 13th International Symposium on Health Related Water Microbiology.
Risebro, HL, Doria, MD and Hunter, PR (2005) Using Fault Tree Analysis to Examine Causal Factors Implicated in Viral Waterborne Disease Outbreaks. In: 2nd WEKNOW (Web-based European Knowledge Network on Water) Conference, Bratislava, Slovak Republic.
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