I am a Senior Research Fellow in the Health Research Methods Unit, within the Centre for Health Services and Clinical Research. My expertise is in mixed methods research, with a particular interest in long term health conditions and patient experience and outcomes.
Development and/or validation of a range of patient reported experience and outcome measures:
The impact of patient characteristics on haemodialysis patient experience of renal care in the UK (University of Hertfordshire Cross-School Research Grant; Joint CI)
Evaluation of a programme to assist clinician engagement with patients at different stages of engagement with their healthcare (UK Renal Registry; CI)
Prior to joining UH in 2016, I was a Senior Analyst for National Audit Office (NAO), working on a range of studies evaluating high risk, high value government projects including Universal Credit and structural tax reliefs. From 2007-11, I was Research Director for the Central Government Division of ORC International, overseeing tender applications and project delivery.
I completed my BA(Hons) in Applied Social Research at Manchester Metropolitan University, where I also completed a Dip/DipHE in Youth and Community Work. I completed my PhD at Aston University in 2001, looking at the organisational processes involved in managing safety risk. I did my MSc in Psychology here at UH in 2015/16, happily awarded with Distinction.
I have supervised a range of undergraduate and post-graduate students, currently at PhD level.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Research output: Contribution to conference › Poster › peer-review
Project: Research
ID: 10462452
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