I am a Senior Research Associate and BPS-accredited Chartered Psychologist with expertise in behavioural science.

As Principal Investigator, I lead NIHR-funded projects broadly aimed at changing health in primary care. I use mixed methods to design and test behavioural interventions that address cardiovascular disease risk factors, including obesity, smoking, and sleep disorders. My focus is on under-served groups such ethnic minorities and people with severe mental illness.

I earned my DPhil in Primary Health Care from the University of Oxford, an MSc (Hons) in Clinical Neurodevelopment at King's College London, and a BSc in Psychology and Languages at University College London. At Oxford, I held several positions including Research Assistant, Research Associate, Junior Dean, and Lecturer. In 2024, I joined Bristol as a Senior Research Associate. I serve as an Editorial Board Member of the BMC and member of Bristol Health Partner's Psychosis Health Integration Team.

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Charlotte Lee — Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford