John Hubley

John Hubley BSc PhD is Senior Lecturer in Health Education and Promotion at Leeds Metropolitan University. He divides his time between teaching, consulting and writing. He has experience in health education and health promotion programmes in over twenty countries in Africa, Asia, the Pacific and the Middle East. He is the author of scientific papers and two books - 'Communicating Health - an action guide to health education and health promotion' and 'The AIDS Handbook'. Dr John Walley MBBS,...See more

John Hubley BSc PhD is Senior Lecturer in Health Education and Promotion at Leeds Metropolitan University. He divides his time between teaching, consulting and writing. He has experience in health education and health promotion programmes in over twenty countries in Africa, Asia, the Pacific and the Middle East. He is the author of scientific papers and two books - 'Communicating Health - an action guide to health education and health promotion' and 'The AIDS Handbook'. Dr John Walley MBBS, DRCOG, MRCGP, DTM&H, MComH, MFPHM is a public health medicine specialist, with 16 years' experience in international health development. As a medical officer of health for a province in Zimbabwe he developed PHC and district health services. In a region of Ethiopia he implemented integrated mother and child health and TB programmes. He has been a WHO AIDS consultant and national training advisor in Vietnam (where he met his wife Sophie). As a senior lecturer at the Nuffield Institute in Leeds, he teaches malaria, TB, HIV/AIDS, IMCI and district health services on the MPH course, and is the director of a TB research and development programme. Professor John Wright BSc MB ChB MRCP MPH MFPHM is a Consultant in Public Health and Associate Medical Director at Bradford Royal Infirmary, and Visiting Professor in Clinical Epidemiology at Bradford University. After working as a clinician in Asia and Southern Africa he trained in public health medicine in the UK. He has developed particular expertise in clinical epidemiology and quality in health care while maintaining clinical interests in TB. He has established ongoing health links and public health programmes betweenhospitals in the UK, Pakistan and Swaziland. He is married with three daughters. See less