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Jessica is an Associate Professor in Child, Maternal and Family Health Research with over 18 years of experience as a Nurse Prescriber, Specialist Public Health Nurse (Health Visitor), and Mental Health Nurse, working across diverse healthcare and community settings to support vulnerable children and families. She has a strong background in clinical practice, public health, and academic research, including leading funded service evaluations for organisations such as the NHS and public health bodies. She has extensive expertise in infant feeding, public health services, and mental health, using innovative mixed-method approaches to address health inequalities. Her work spans topics such as breastfeeding practices and stigma, childhood obesity, digital mental health interventions, and climate change anxiety and has informed professional guidance and public health initiatives. She is also actively involved in advancing nursing practice and education, as well as contributing to international research collaborations on health inequalities and cross-cultural healthcare.