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Miss 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
After obtaining a BSc (Hons) in Psychology from the University of Manchester, Jamie was appointed as a Research Assistant at City University working on a project investigating violence and aggression by haemodialysis patients and the psychological impact of this on staff and patients.
Following this, Jamie was appointed as a Researcher at the Institute of Psychiatry working on a number of studies as part of a programme grant to reduce conflict (violence, substance abuse, absconding, suicide attempts etc.) and containment (physical restraint, as required medication, seclusion, coerced sedation, observation etc.) events in inpatient psychiatric units.
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Jamie's main research interests are: the use of new information and communication technologies, such as the internet and mobile phones, to improve health and health care; patient self-management and implementation. She is currently working on the NIHR programme grant to develop, evaluate and implement an online self-management programme (HeLP-Diabetes) for people with type 2 diabetes.
Jamie is also currently undertaking her PhD part-time which focuses on the implementation of HeLP-Diabetes into routine NHS practice. This mixed-methods implementation study is being conducted in two CCG’s in North London to determine the uptake and use of the HeLP-Diabetes intervention in routine practice, and the resources needed for successful implementation.
Teaching Summary
Jamie is a tutor on the Qualitative Research Methods in Health MSc run by UCL.
