Delivering on molecule needs and supporting development of more robust data science workflows.

Completed MPhil in Epidemiology followed by a PhD exploring individualised care in populations with screen-detected diabetes, with a focus on preventing tertiary outcomes like cardiovascular disease. During my PhD I also undertook teaching opportunities. This included MPhil students, as well as teaching my own one-month course on medical science at a summer school held at Jesus College.

I analysed the relationship between health-related quality of life and waiting lists for elective surgery. I approached this by using a multi-level mixed effects model to assess the ability of the health system to minimise the burden the waiting list population represents. After completing this project before the end of my contract this was expanded to explore the existence of different health trajectories present after referral using a group-based approach to finite mixture modelling.

Completed a BBioMedSci in Infection and Immunity, and a research MPH. My thesis was an individual patient data meta-analysis of patients health related quality of life after injury for a thesis only Masters in Public Health. This thesis aimed to provide a descriptive benchmark of quality of life norms after injury and has since been included as a data source for injury estimates in the GBD-2010 project.