Post Doctoral Research Fellow
ANAESTHESIA, CRITICAL CARE AND PAIN MEDICINE
The University of Edinburgh
United Kingdom
He have been both a research nurse and a research co-ordinator. In 2011, completed my PhD: “Quality of life following prolonged critical illness: a mixed methods study”. Shortly thereafter, He was appointed as a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow on the CARC (Clinical Academic Research Careers) scheme. This novel collaboration between academia and the NHS is intended to (i) integrate research into practice and (ii) develop a practice-related programme of research/quality improvement. My current research activities are therefore translational in nature.
Patients’ experiences of ward-based care and rehabilitation, self management of the recovery process and family support following hospital discharge