APPLIED RESEARCH AND CANCER INEQUALITIES ADVISORY GROUP |
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Name |
Institution |
Position/Area of expertise/interest |
Dr Hendramoorthy Maheswaren (Chair) |
University of Liverpool |
Senior Clinical Lecturer Public Health and Policy/Health Economics (HIV, TB diagnostics; non-communicable diseases, adolescent health; antimicrobial resistance |
Professor Kate Brain (Vice Chair) |
Cardiff University |
Professor School of Medicine Health Psychologist – expertise in behavioural aspects of early cancer detection (understanding late symptom presentation; non-uptake of cancer screening; psychological outcomes of cancer, screening high risk groups) |
Dr Sarah Brearley
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Lancaster University |
Senior Lecturer Supportive and Palliative care (symptoms and their outcome measurements; palliative care in the long term setting; paediatric palliative care; spiritual care and methodologies). Qualitative and mixed methods researcher. |
Dr Julia Hiscock |
Bangor University |
Research Fellow/ Co-director North Wales Centre for Primary Care Research Medical Sociologist. Interests exploring issues at the interface of health and sociology. Research involves asking sociological questions about how we can understand the ways that people manage their health in their everyday personal lives and the practices that they use to cope with illness and health concerns. |
Mrs Debbie Morten |
Allied Healthcare and Governance professional |
Patient and Public Engagement Retired Chartered Physiotherapist, member of the General Dental Council Fitness of Practice Board; NHS Non-Executive Director; Non-Executive of United Utilities and a Chair of a NW-based Charity. |
Mr John Roberts |
Lay representative |
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Prof Nick Hulbert Williams |
University of Chester |
Professor of Behavioural Medicine Coaching Psychologist. Research interests in psychosocial oncology/ contextual behavioural science; healthy habits |
Mr Richard Hibbs |
NWCRC |
Statistician Independent statistician. Trainer Dialectical Behavioural Therapy |
Prof Juan Valle |
University of Manchester/Christie Hospital |
Professor and Honorary Consultant in Oncology Clinical research for hepato-pancreato-biliary cancers as well as neuroendocrine tumours. |
Prof David Pinato |
Imperial College, London |
Professor and medical oncologist in hepatobiliary tumours. Area of expertise: novel therapies, early phase trials, immunotherapy and biomarkers. |
Mr John Roberts |
PPI |
NIHR |
Dr David Pinato |
Imperial College |
Clinical Oncologist and Translational Researcher |
Prof Mark Gabbay |
Professor of Primary Care |
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Mr Hassan Malik |
Cancer Surgeon |
Area of interest: HPB surgeion, Chair of the NCRI hepatobiliary Subgroup |