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Masters
Applied digital health masters' Projects
The ADH MSc end of year projects cover a wide variety of topics such as:
- AI Decision Support System for predicting cancer risk in cardiovascular disease patients
- Social media and commercial determinants of health: a scoping review
- International data governance considerations of the Healthy Lifestyle Network
- Exploring the use of digital health technologies in the surveillance and prevention of social isolation among older populations
- Extreme heat and the use of online consultations in primary care
- Systematic review of the costs of polygenic risk scores for the routine clinical use
- Programmatically modelling the effect of non-pharmacological interventions on RSV prevalence
- Using large datasets to study the associations between RSGP-RSC surveillance swabbing in children under 5 years of age with RSV positivity.
- Can the attributes of a GP practice predict general surveillance sampling success
- Development of influenza vaccine ontologies
- Robots and variables automony in the field of digital health innovationn
- Exploring the use of digital health technologies in the prevention of heatwave morbidity and mortality among older populations
- A global scoping review on the use of chatbots to support healthcare decision making
- Evaluating the effectiveness of primary care identification of the NHS England Hepatitis C elimination programme
- Evaluation of web-based psychological/behavioural interventions for children
DPHIL Projects
Name | DPhil project |
Investigating and addressing socioeconomic inequalities in smoking cessation behaviours and outcomes Supervisors: Dr Jamie Hartmann-Boyce; Dr Nicola Lindson |
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Becky Garnett |
Supporting the implementation of self-monitoring of blood pressure - focus on complex pre-eclampsia screening intervention Supervisors: Dr James Sheppard; Professor Richard McManus; Dr Rebecca Barnes |
Defne Saatci |
Understanding the early presenting features and long-term complications of childhood and adolescent cancer Supervisors: Professor Julia Hippisley-Cox; Professor Anthony Harnden |
Denise Bastas |
Implement a standard program within primary care settings to target the physical activity discussion practices of primary care physicians Supervisors: Dr David Nunan; Professor Kamal Mahtani |
Gina Wren |
Using Behavioural Insights to Improve Effectiveness of Digital Weight Loss Interventions Supervisors: Professor Susan Jebb; Dr Dimitrios Koutoukidis; Dr Jadine Scragg |
Ishbel Henderson |
Supporting the implementation of self-monitoring of blood pressure Supervisors: Professor Richard McManus; Dr James Sheppard; Dr Rebecca Barnes |
Jemma Houghton |
Diabetes mellitus type 2 and secondary lower extremity amputations in Western Cape, South Africa Supervisors: Professor Andrew Farmer |
Joseph Lee |
Preventing infection-related cardiovascular disease in primary care Supervisors: Dr James Sheppard; Dr Constantinos Koshiaris; Professor Richard Hobbs |
Julian Treadwell |
Improving GPs' knowledge of benefits and harms of treatments to support decision making in multimorbidity: qualitative research and co-design of a novel electronic information resource Supervisors: Professor Trish Greenhalgh; Professor Kamal Mahtani; Dr Jo Crocker; Dr Sietse Weiringa |
Kate Sheridan |
Digital Health/Patient Experience: Utilization of eHealth for fertility monitoring: Investigating the perceived value of patient-generated health data Supervisors: Professor John Powell; Professor Sue Ziebland |
Laiba Husain |
Scaling up the use of remote video consultations for COVID-19: addressing barriers of equity and patient acceptance Supervisors: Professor Trish Greenhalgh; Dr Joseph Wherton; Dr Chrysanthi Papoutsi; Dr Teresa Finlay |
Lucy Goddard |
Hypertension Self-Management in Pregnancy Supervisors: Professor Richard McManus; Dr Kath Tucker; Dr Nerys Astbury |
Melissa Little |
The use of a digital application to treat overweight and obesity in children: A feasibility study Supervisors: Professor Susan Jebb; Professor Paul Aveyard; Dr Tanisha Spratt |
Michelle Yeung |
Disrupting dermatology: exploring practitioner and minority ethnic patients' perceptions of barriers and facilitators to reducing racial bias in an AI-driven tool for self-screening of skin cancer in the UK Supervisors: Dr Abigail McNiven; Professor John Powell; Professor Catherine Pope |
Nicholas Jones |
Reducing stroke risk for patients with heart failure and atrial fibrillation in primary care Supervisors: Professor Richard Hobbs; Dr Clare Taylor; Dr Yaling Yang; Dr Margaret Smith |
Rosie Cooper |
Realist Evaluation of a digital self-care intervention to improve the long-term management and outcomes of people affected by coeliac disease Supervisors: Professor Geoff Wong |
Hassan Sami Adnan |
Human-Centred AI Design to Develop Digital Health Artificial Intelligence for Multiple Long-Term Conditions (Multimorbidity) Supervisors: Professor Rafael Perera; Dr Clare Bankhead |
Ting Cai |
Stratifying medicines for prevention of cardiovascular disease in Primary Care Supervisors: Dr James Sheppard; Professor Richard Hobbs; Dr Constantinos Koshiaris; Dr Jennifer Hirst |
Trent Honda |
The epidemiology of UTI and antibiotic resistant uropathogens Supervisors: Dr Gail Hayward; Professor Chris Butler |