Dr Tim Jones
Projects
- Drinking alcohol during pregnancy: a review of different study designs
- Comparing Clinical Commissioning Group and national policies to improve care
- Associations between antibiotic use in the community and bacterial infections requiring hospital admission
- Why we need to improve the evaluation of surgical procedures using shoulder surgery as an example
- Improving how hospitals forecast unplanned admissions
- Evaluating the Bristol Dementia Wellbeing Service
- Releasing resources for optimal care
- The impact of policy changes to gluten-free food prescriptions
- Interpretation of regulatory framework stands in the way of NHS use of cheaper therapy for eye conditions
- Avoidable hospital admissions in people living with dementia
- Temporarily stopping taking medicine to prevent acute kidney injury when unwell: risks and benefits
- Alcohol dependency and malnutrition among homeless people
Other team members
James McKernon
Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CPRD) database manager
Dr Frank de Vocht
Applied Data Sciences Team Co-lead
Professor Kate Tilling
Applied data science workstream lead
Professor Tim Peters
Applied data science workstream lead
Gareth Myring
Research Associate, Health Economics
Carlos Sillero Rejon
Research Associate, Health Economics
Dr Hugh McLeod
Senior Lecturer in Health Economics
Dr Emily Eyles
Research Associate, Quantitative Research
Dr Martha Elwenspoek
Research Associate, Quantitative Research
Dr Jessica Watson
GP and Doctoral Research Fellow
Lauren Scott
Senior Research Associate, Quantitative Research/Evidence Synthesis
Professor Jo Coast
Professor in the Economics of Health and Care
Joni Jackson
Research Associate, Quantitative Research
Professor Yoav Ben-Shlomo
Cross-cutting Methodological Theme Lead
Dr Tim Jones
Senior Research Associate, Quantitative Research/Health Economics
Dr Theresa Redaniel
Team Lead and Research Fellow (Health Services Research and Epidemiology)
Hannah Edwards
Senior Research Associate, Quantitative Research
Dr Loubaba Mamluk
Senior Research Associate, Quantitative Research
Professor Will Hollingworth
Cross-cutting Methodological Theme Lead