Rose Khatri

Academic Profile

Name:	Rose Khatri
Email:	R.J.Khatri@ljmu.ac.uk
Telephone Number:	0151 231 4118
Room/Location:	Room 3.49, Henry Cotton Building.
Team	Public Health, Primary Care, Midwifery and Child Care
Role	Senior Lecturer Public Health, Programme Leader MSc Public Health
Biography:	I trained as a Nurse and Midwife before moving on and gaining a BA Social Studies (Politics) from Liverpool Polytechnic and a MA (Econ) Political Development from the University Manchester. I have worked at Liverpool JMU for 20 years where my focus has been on teaching and learning in the areas of health studies and public health. I was part of a LJMU based team that recently completed an 8 year funded Higher Education (HE) link programme with Tribhuvan University, Kathmandu (Nepal). The second round of funding also brought in Dhaka University (Bangladesh). The focus of these inter-related projects was to facilitate the development of teaching, learning & research in HE and to establish stronger links between HE and other related state and non-state sectors including NGO’s. The focus of the development link was on women/gender, health and education and specifically related to the MDG’s 2, 3 & 5.
Teaching Interests:	International health development; Globalization and health; Poverty and Public Health History.
Research Interests:	Participatory & community based research; Indigenous knowledge; Women’s health and development.
Publications:	Sands R. (1996) Creating a Sustainable Global Community Through Citizenship. The Journal of Contemporary Health, Issue 4/Summer 1996. Sands R. & Parker S. (1996) Back to the Future: A Letter from Nepal. The Journal of Contemporary Health, Issue 4/Summer 1996. Sands R. (1998) Back to Nepal – Indigenous Health and Sustainability. The Journal of Contemporary Health Issue 7/Autumn 1998. Khatri R. (2004) The Protection of Indigenous Knowledge for Peoples Health. http://www.ghwatch.org/english/casestudies/indig_kph.pdf Khatri R. (2005) Indigenous Health Knowledge in Nepal: Exploring the Way Forward to Promote, Protect and Sustain Education & Development, http://cerid.org Khatri R. (2011) Gender Mainstreaming and Maternal Mortality in Nepal Education & Development, http://cerid.org