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Summary

Kei Long is a Lecturer in Public Health; part of the Department of Clinical Sciences, within the Institute of Environment, Health and Societies. He attained his masters at the University of Twente, the Netherlands, in Health Psychology and Human Resource Management. Following that, Kei Long pursued a Ph.D. trajectory, where he gained experience in the European and multidisciplinary (award-winning) EU-funded EQUIPT project and was the daily manager of two work packages, resulting in stakeholder interviews and the usability evaluation of prototype interventions, in order to co-create a decision-support tool. He explored different methods to elicit preferences, e.g. Delphi approach, best-worst scaling, interviews, and social cognitive behaviour change studies. Kei Long was awarded the distinction cum laude for his dissertation. Before joining Ã÷ÐÇ°ËØÔ, Kei Long worked as a research fellow at Maastricht University, exploring tailored digital health interventions and their user-experience, for which he was awarded the Kootstra Talent Fellowship Grant. Kei Long is passionate about health promotion research and teaching, and has overlapping academic interest in health promotion, public health, tobacco control, preference research, and digital health.