Soazig Clifton and Kirstin MItchell will present headline findings from a national population survey in Scotland which provides a baseline data on sexual wellbeing for measuring progress against targets.

Soazig Clifton is a survey researcher and epidemiologist whose work centres on sexual and reproductive health, sexual behaviour, and population health research. She is based at the University of Glasgow, with joint affiliations at the National Centre for Social Research, and University College London. She is academic director of the National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles (Natsal-4).

Kirstin Mitchell is Professor of Social Science and Public Health at University of Glasgow and co-leads the Sexual Health and Wellbeing research group in the School of Health and Wellbeing. With Dr Ruth Lewis, and in collaboration with Public Health Scotland and Scottish Government, she is leading national work to define and embed sexual wellbeing in existing sexual health practice.