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Kelly Ameneshoa
Former Population Health FellowKelly has now left the Fund.
Kelly Ameneshoa is an Emergency Medicine Doctor working across South London and Surrey, in the later stages of her training to be a Consultant in Emergency Medicine.
Having worked in emergency departments across the country, Kelly was particularly struck by the wide health inequalities present across the population and became interested in practical actions that she as a doctor could take through her role to tackling this. Kelly is particularly interested in improving children and young people’s mental and physical health.
Kelly has led quality improvement projects aiming to improve the care of young people in the emergency department; to streamline referrals to mental health services; and to improve the end-of-life care planning for patients with end stage liver failure. Kelly has worked internationally for several non-governmental organisations.
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