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Dr Jamie Ross
U3/55
Royal Free Hospital
Upper 3rd Floor
London
Tel: 0207 794 0500 (ext: 37073)
Appointment
- Research Associate
- Primary Care & Population Health
- Institute of Epidemiology & Health
- Faculty of Pop Health Sciences
Biography
Jamie previously worked in the e-health unit at UCL as a Research Associate on an NIHR programme grant to develop, evaluate and implement a web-based self-managed programme for people with Type 2 Diabetes, HeLP-Diabetes. In this role Jamie was responsible for developing a complex web based intervention underpinned by theory and evidence and which was developed through a process of participatory design and qualitative research.
Alongside this role Jamie completed her PhD at UCL which explored the implementation of HeLP-Diabetes within NHS services. As part of this PhD work she implemented HeLP-Diabetes within two NHS trusts in London and evaluated the implementation using a mixed methods case study design. HeLP-Diabetes is now being implemented within GP practices across the UK and used by patients.
Jamie is now a Post-doctoral Research Fellow within the e-health unit.
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Her main research interests include self-management of long term conditions and the development evaluation and implementation of e-health, since completing her PhD; she has secured funding from the NIHR School for Primary Care Research to undertake Post-doctoral Fellowship exploring the low uptake of diabetes self-management education by people with type 2 diabetes.
As part of her interest in the field of implementation she convenes a pan London implementation meeting to bring together researchers with similar interests. Jamie also acts in an advisory capacity on a number of programme grants from a range of disciplines and is a tutor on the UCL Qualitative Research Methods Course.
Teaching Summary
Jamie is a tutor on the Qualitative Research Methods in Health MSc run by UCL.
