Jonathan Chaloner

Contact

• workSchool of Computer Science
  Jubilee Campus
  Wollaton Road
  Nottingham
  NG8 1BB
  UK
• Jon.Chaloner@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Jon is currently undertaking his PhD training with the Horizon Centre for Doctoral Training funded by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). During his PhD he will be exploring the theme of Integrating digital technology and co-creation approaches to improve healthcare research and access for marginalised communities. Prior to beginning his PhD training, in 2018 Jon graduated with a BSc from Brunel University London where he studied International Politics. Following his Undergraduate degree, Jon worked for two years in health policy research for a technology company who working with local governments. Jon also volunteered to work with a foreign policy think tank which worked to improve youth and public engagement with the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). Having developed a strong interest in health policy in the private sector, Jon went on to study his Masters in Public Health (MPH) at the University of Nottingham in September 2020.

During his MPH, Jon worked as a research assistant on a number of research projects including: The United Kingdom Research study into Ethnicity And COVID-19 outcomes in Healthcare workers (UK-REACH), Examining Migration and the Epidemiology of Resistance in Groups in Europe (EMERGE) study, and is currently working on a systematic review into understanding the impact of health policies on immigrant women's experiences of maternal health services in the UK and Canada.

His research is focused on migration, ethnicities, and equitable access to healthcare. He is especially interested in digital health, maternal and reproductive health, mental health, and global health policy.

Selected Publications

• JONATHAN CHALONER, BAGGALEY, REBECCA F., RYAN, BERNARD, NELLUMS, LAURA.B and PAREEK, MANISH, 2022. Deter or dispose? A critique of the relocation of asylum applicants to Rwanda and its public health implications The Lancet Regional Health Europe. 18, 10042
• IRTIZA QURESHI, JONATHAN CHALONER, MAYURI GOGOI, AMANI AL-ORAIBI, FATIMAH WOBI, HOLLY REILLY, ASTA MEDISAUSKAITE, CHRISTOPHER A. MARTIN, PATRICIA IRIZAR, PADMASAYEE PAPINENI, SUSIE LAGRATA, JOY AGBONMWANDOLOR, MANISH PAREEK and LAURA NELLUMS, 2023. Caring for Those Who Take Care of Others: Developing Systemic and Sustainable Mental Health Support for the Diverse Healthcare Workforce in the United Kingdom International Journal of Environment Research and Public Health: IJERPH. 20(4),
• IRTIZA QURESHI, MAYURI GOGOI, AMANI AL-ORAIBI, FATIMAH WOBI, JONATHAN CHALONER, LAURA GRAY, ANNA L GUYATT, OSAMA HASSAN, LAURA B. NELLUMS and MANISH PAREEK, 2022. Factors influencing the mental health of an ethnically diverse healthcare workforce during COVID-19: a qualitative study in the United Kingdom European Journal of Psychotraumatology. 13(2),
• QURESHI, IRTIZA, GOGOI, MAYURI, WOBI, FATIMAH, CHALONER, JONATHAN, AL-ORAIBI, AMANI, HASSAN, OSAMA, PAN, DANIEL, NELLUMS, LAURA B. and PAREEK, MANISH, 2022. Healthcare workers from diverse ethnicities and their perceptions of risk and experiences of risk management during the COVID-19 pandemic: Qualitative insights from the UK-REACH study Frontiers in Medicine. 9,

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• IRTIZA QURESHI, LAURA B. NELLUMS, MAYURI GOGOI, AMANI AL-ORAIBI, JONATHAN CHALONER, HOLLY REILLY, MANISH PAREEK and UK-REACH COLLABORATIVE GROUP, 2023. Contextualising Intersectionalism at Ecosystemic Levels: Introducing ‘Intrasectionalism’ as a Conceptual Framework Social Science Research Network Electronic Journal: SSRN Electronic Journal.
• IRTIZA QURESHI, JONATHAN CHALONER, MAYURI GOGOI, AMANI AL-ORAIBI, FATIMAH WOBI, HOLLY REILLY, ASTA MEDISAUSKAITE, CHRISTOPHER A. MARTIN, PATRICIA IRIZAR, PADMASAYEE PAPINENI, SUSIE LAGRATA, JOY AGBONMWANDOLOR, MANISH PAREEK and LAURA NELLUMS, 2023. Caring for Those Who Take Care of Others: Developing Systemic and Sustainable Mental Health Support for the Diverse Healthcare Workforce in the United Kingdom International Journal of Environment Research and Public Health: IJERPH. 20(4),
• IRTIZA QURESHI, MAYURI GOGOI, AMANI AL-ORAIBI, FATIMAH WOBI, JONATHAN CHALONER, LAURA GRAY, ANNA L GUYATT, OSAMA HASSAN, LAURA B. NELLUMS and MANISH PAREEK, 2022. Factors influencing the mental health of an ethnically diverse healthcare workforce during COVID-19: a qualitative study in the United Kingdom European Journal of Psychotraumatology. 13(2),
• JONATHAN CHALONER, BAGGALEY, REBECCA F., RYAN, BERNARD, NELLUMS, LAURA.B and PAREEK, MANISH, 2022. Deter or dispose? A critique of the relocation of asylum applicants to Rwanda and its public health implications The Lancet Regional Health Europe. 18, 10042
• QURESHI, IRTIZA, GOGOI, MAYURI, WOBI, FATIMAH, CHALONER, JONATHAN, AL-ORAIBI, AMANI, HASSAN, OSAMA, PAN, DANIEL, NELLUMS, LAURA B. and PAREEK, MANISH, 2022. Healthcare workers from diverse ethnicities and their perceptions of risk and experiences of risk management during the COVID-19 pandemic: Qualitative insights from the UK-REACH study Frontiers in Medicine. 9,
• IRTIZA QURESHI, MAYURI GOGOI, AMANI AL-ORAIBI, FATIMAH WOBI, DANIEL PAN, CHRISTOPHER A MARTIN, JONATHAN CHALONER, KATHERINE WOOLF, MANISH PAREEK and LAURA B. NELLUMS, 2022. Intersectionality and developing evidence-based policy The Lancet. 399(10322), 355-356
• MAYURI GOGOI, FATIMAH WOBI, IRTIZA QURESHI, AMANI AL-ORAIBI, OSAMA HASSAN, JONATHAN CHALONER, LAURA B. NELLUMS and MANISH PAREEK, 2022. “The vaccination is positive; I don’t think it’s the panacea”: A qualitative study on COVID-19 vaccine attitudes among ethnically diverse healthcare workers in the United Kingdom PLoS ONE. 17(9), e0273687