[su_spoiler title=”Prof Roderick Orner”]
Prof Roderick Ørner is Consultant Clinical Psychologist in private practice and visiting professor of clinical psychology at the University of Lincoln where he was awarded his PhD in 2005. His clinical experience comprises of specialist assessment and therapy for adult patients especially following exposure to traumatic events in the maritime industries
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[su_spoiler title=”Prof Sara Owen”]
Prof Sara Owen is Pro Vice Chancellor and Head of the College of Social Science. Her research interests include women and mental health, evaluation of education and training and mental health workforce issues. She is currently working on an EU funded project implementing and evaluating E learning accreditation to reduce educational stress in employment.
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[su_spoiler title=”Prof Steve McKay”]
Prof Steve McKay is a Distinguished Professor in Social Research in Faculty of Health and Social Sciences, and joined the University of Lincoln in April 2013. Between 2007 and 2013 he was professor in social research at the University of Birmingham, where he was also Director of the ESRC Doctoral Training Centre from 2010.
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[su_spoiler title=”Prof David Mullineaux”]
Prof David Mullineaux was appointed as Professor in Sports Science with a remit to shape the research agenda of the University of Lincoln’s rapidly-emerging School of Sport and Exercise Science. David has made several transitions between academia and industry in the UK and USA gaining experience of teaching, consulting and researching in biomechanics and research methods.
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[su_spoiler title=”Dr Jo Middlemass”]
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[su_spoiler title=”Dr Adele Langlois”]
Dr Adele Langlois is senior lecturer in the School of Social and Political Sciences. Her research is focussed on the global governance of bioethics and genetics and more recently, with CaHRU, on the ethics of ambulance trials funded by the Wellcome Trust.
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[su_spoiler title=”Dr Ros Kane”]
Ros Kane is a Principal Lecturer in College of Social Science. She is a member of both the Community and Health Research Unit (CaHRU) and Mental Health Research Education & Development Group (MHRED). With a background in nursing, Ros later graduated from University College London (UCL) with a BSc (Hons) in Anthropology and Geography and from The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) with an MSc in Medical Demography.
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[su_spoiler title=”Dr Susan Chipchase”]
Dr Susan Chipchase joined the University of Lincoln as a Lecturer in early 2010, after completing a PhD in experimental psychology investigating the influences of emotion on memory, at the University of Nottingham in 2009. In between my undergraduate studies and PhD Susan gained experience of research in a variety of clinical, medical and occupational settings.
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[su_spoiler title=”Dr Jacquelyn Allen-Collinson”]
Dr Jacqueline Allen-Collinson’s principal research interests cohere around the sociology of the body; embodiment and the senses; health and wellbeing; identity and identity work; sociological & feminist phenomenology; autoethnographic & autophenomenographic approaches. She has worked with CaHRU on studies of the sociology of asthma.
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[su_spoiler title=”Milika Matiti”]
Dr Milika Ruth Matiti is Senior Lecturer in the school of Health and Social Care. Her Research interests are Patient dignity, Diversity, Inter-professional Education. She is currently co – leading and developing inter-professional education in Lincoln University. Co- edited a book: Dignity in Health care: A practical Approach for nurses and midwives. She has published and presented nationally and internationally.
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[su_spoiler title=”Dr Adam Evans”]
Dr Adam Evan’s research focuses upon studies of health and embodied experiences from a sociological perspective. He is now based in Copenhagen, Denmark and is a visiting academic at Lincoln where he supervises several postgraduate students and contributes to research groups including HART.
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[su_spoiler title=”Ana Godoy Caballero”]
Ana Godoy Caballero is lecturer in health economics at the University of Extremadura, Spain and a visiting fellow at CaHRU with particular interests in the economic determinants of variations of quality in primary care and patient reported outcome measures.
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[su_spoiler title=”Dr Conor Linehan”]
Dr Conor Linehan is a computer scientist who has published on a wide range of topics including game design, educational games, dietary behaviour, sustainable consumption, physical exercise and mental health. Conor is particularly interested in exploring the potential of seemingly inoffensive participatory-designed technology to facilitate genuinely psychopathological behaviours.
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[su_spoiler title=”Anne Spaight”]
Anne Spaight is Head of Clinical Governance, Audit & Research at East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust. She has worked with CaHRU on a range of prehospital research studies.
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[su_spoiler title=”Deborah Shaw”]
Deborah Shaw is a visiting research fellow at the University of Lincoln and Clinical Audit and Research Manager at East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust. She has been national co-ordinator for the Ambulance Clinical Performance Indicators. Her interests include qualitative pre-hospital emergency care research and quality improvement.
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[su_spoiler title=”Mohammad Iqbal”]
Mohammad Iqbal is a visiting research fellow and PhD student at the University of Lincoln and Research Associate at East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust. His interests include quality improvement in ambulance services, particularly focussing on assessment and management of prehospital pain.
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[su_spoiler title=”Janice Wiseman”]
Head of research and innovation at Lincolnshire Community Health Service NHS Trust. Janice has over 20 years combined nursing and research experience within both primary and secondary care, having specialised in oncology, managing the team to ensure research continues to grow and improve across Lincolnshire.
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[su_spoiler title=”Ian Trueman”]
Ian Trueman is a Principal Lecturer in the College of Social Science, School of Health & Social Care at the University of Lincoln. He has an MSc in Palliative Care and has a number of publications around palliative and end of life care and has presented at national and international conferences. His current research interests focus on the role of Community First Responders in the prehospital care setting.
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[su_spoiler title=”Dr James Cowling”]
Dr James Cowling is a front line GP and GP educator specialising in the practical application and evaluation of connected healthcare solutions. He has clinical and academic experience of innovative digital health interventions at patient, provider and strategic levels. James is utilising his experience in this area as a clinical advisor to healthcare commissioners and policy makers at local and national levels.
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