Dr Una Lynch
Dr Una Lynch joined the IISC in January 2009 as Honorary Research Fellow.
She is a nurse and midwife. She has worked for over 20 years in public health practice, education, policy and research in Ireland (North & South), Bolivia, Central America and Ghana.
She is currently employed in the School of Law at Queen’s University, as Research Manager for the Changing Ageing Partnership. In 2007 she completed a doctorate in governance (DGov) and her thesis is entitled "Public Health: why are the Cubans so successful."
Contact: Una.Lynch@cubastudies.org
Cuba related papers/presentations
Lynch, U. and Barry, J (2008) The Cuban Model of Public Health Governance makes Health for All Possible pp146-171. In: An International Development Reader Belfast: Centre for Global Education
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2008 | |
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Scaling up: Lessons on Integration from Cuba |
BRAC, Bangladesh International Conference on Scaling Up: An Essential Strategy to Attaining Good Health for All. |
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Investing for Health Cuban Style |
Féile an phobail international festival Belfast |
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Cuba: putting public health at the heart of disaster management |
Conference on "Disasters and older people" University of Swansea |
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Quality and Fairness: the Cuban Health System in action |
University of Limerick |
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Public Health Governance, Cuban Style |
Families and MRSA network (Ireland) |
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Health for All Is possible the Cubans show us how |
Global Issues Seminar series - Centre for Global Education (Belfast) |
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2007 | |
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Public Health why are the Cubans so successful? |
Royal College of Nursing - Belfast |
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Growing Older, Cuban Style |
Changing Ageing Partnership (Cap) Research Seminar, Queen’s University Belfast |
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2006 | |
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Latin Lessons: health Care in Cuba |
British Association Health Services in Higher Education |
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Lessons from Cuba |
International Research Conference Trinity College Dublin |
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Health and Social Care Governance in N. Ireland |
Latin American Continental Forum on Health, Caracas, Venezuela |
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Public Health why are the Cubans so successful? |
Irish Cuban Medical Association Conference |
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2005 | |
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Public Health why are the Cubans so Successful? |
Faculty of Legal, Social and Educational Sciences Queen’s University Belfast |
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Primary Care in Cuba |
Northern Ireland Research Forum |
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Salsa dancing and Health: in Cuba both start in the womb |
Post Graduate Conference on Social Change, Queen’s University Belfast |
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Public Health and Integrated Governance in Cuba |
Monash Governance Research Unit, Prato Italy |
