STUART FLINT
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Dr Stuart W. Flint is Associate Professor at the University of Leeds, President of Scaled Insights and an Honorary Academic for the Office of Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID), with a specific interest and expertise in attitude and behaviour change, psychosocial aspects of obesity, health-related stigma and discrimination – particularly weight stigma and discrimination - and health inequalities. He has led work internationally, nationally and regionally with governments, health systems, education providers, media organisations, patient and public advocacy groups and within the general population. This includes public health policy development, research and evaluation and campaigns, education for healthcare professionals, media and policymaker guidelines, and public health service guidance for addressing weight stigma. Dr Flint has published widely in high impact journals including the Lancet, BMJ and Nature Medicine, and is a contributing member to the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Obesity and APPG on a Fit and Healthy Childhood in the UK.
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Dr Stuart W. Flint is Associate Professor at the University of Leeds, President of Scaled Insights and an Honorary Academic for the Office of Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID), with a specific interest and expertise in attitude and behaviour change, psychosocial aspects of obesity, health-related stigma and discrimination – particularly weight stigma and discrimination - and health inequalities. He has led work internationally, nationally and regionally with governments, health systems, education providers, media organisations, patient and public advocacy groups and within the general population. This includes public health policy development, research and evaluation and campaigns, education for healthcare professionals, media and policymaker guidelines, and public health service guidance for addressing weight stigma. Dr Flint has published widely in high impact journals including the Lancet, BMJ and Nature Medicine, and is a contributing member to the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Obesity and APPG on a Fit and Healthy Childhood in the UK.