Academic Profiles

I graduated in medicine from Trinity College, Cambridge and Christ Church, Oxford. After basic surgical training in London, I undertook my higher surgical training in plastic surgery in Oxford.

My research career began as a Wellcome Trust Fellow at the Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine, where I studied the molecular genetics of human limb malformation. I was then appointed NIHR clinical lecturer in Oxford, developing my own research group looking at the molecular genetics of Dupuytren’s disease, funded by an Intermediate Fellowship from the Wellcome Trust.

My current research is based at NDORMS, Oxford University, and encompass the genetics and epidemiology of hand surgery and related conditions. This includes studying both elective and traumatic conditions, basic laboratory research, drug discovery, and early phase clinical trials.

I am a consultant hand and plastic surgeon at Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust, and also an NIHR Postdoctoral Fellow at NDORMS, University of Oxford.

I studied in Edinburgh, then trained clinically and academically in SouthEast Scotland, Nottingham, Bradford, Sheffield, The Mayo Clinic, Stoke Mandeville, Oxford, Ganga Hospital and Chelsea & Westminster.

My research focusses on measurement science, including the development, validation, and interpretation of outcome measures.  I also work on trials, observational studies, registries, health economic assessment, clinical guideline development, and health care policy.

I am a Professor of Hand, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery. My research interests include treatments for common fibrotic diseases, including Dupuytren’s disease. Based on data generated from his lab I am leading a phase 2 clinical trial funded by the Wellcome Trust and Department of Health. My group is also investigating novel ways of promoting tissue regeneration.

Retired IT Consultant, 4D relational database expert, large scale project manager for public and private sector, performance monitoring expert; Former Charity trustee; Former Chairperson of the Somerset Standards Committee; Former member of the British Computer Society; Former member of the Institute of Management Services; Member of the Somerset constitution committee.

I am an Orthopaedic Fellow in Hand Surgery and Senior Research Fellow in Oxford.  I carried out a PhD relating to rotator cuff pain in 2015 prior to completing specialist training in 2019.  I have a diverse range of research interests including hand and wrist osteoarthritis, wrist trauma and tendinopathy.

I graduated from Exeter College Oxford before undertaking basic surgical training in London. I returned to Oxford in 2014 as an NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow and specialist registrar in Trauma and Orthopaedic surgery.

I was awarded Versus Arthritis clinical research fellowship and MRC doctoral training fellowship in 2017, and am am currently undertaking a PhD in Biomedical Data Science.  My research interests are in surgical and device epidemiology, using routinely collected data and prospective cohort studies to improve surgical care. I currently work with UK and internationally based datasets, evaluating factors associated with developing hand conditions. I am part of the OHDSI network of observational data scientists, undertaking studies that can be replicated worldwide through collaborative research.

I am a clinical academic hand therapist at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and NIHR Imperial Biomedical Research Centre Postdoctoral Fellow in the Pain Research Group, Imperial College London. I studied occupational therapy at Tufts University and completed an NIHR funded PhD at Imperial College. My research focusses on evaluation, treatment, and outcome of painful conditions in the hand and upper limb. I have a particular interest in biomarkers used for patient stratification in clinical trials and the psychometric properties of assessment tools.