What influences adherence to guidance for post-operative instillation of intravesical chemotherapy to bladder cancer patients?
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I am currently accepting PhDs in Applied Health Sciences.
Eilidh Duncan is a Research Fellow and Health Psychologist who has worked within the Health Services Research Unit since 2009. Her research interests include the i) the translation of research evidence into routine clinical practice; ii) the design and evaluation of interventions to change behaviour; and iii) the application of behavioural theory to trial recruitment and retention. She is currently undertaking a postdoctoral fellowship awarded by THIS Institute; 'improving healthcare through advancing the evolution of audit and feedback'.
PhD, Health Pschology | The Robert Gordon University | 2010 |
MSc, Health Pschology | University of Stirling | 2006 |
BSc Hons, Psychology | University of Glasgow | 2005 |
Please get in touch if you would like to discuss your research ideas further.
Eilidh's research interests lie in i) the translation of research evidence into practice; ii) the design and evaluation of interventions to change the behavior of health professionals, patients and the public; and iii) the application of behavioural theory to trial recruitment and retention.
Links to Eilidh's recent research projects are provided below;
http://www.triads.org.uk/in-development/reducing-antibiotic-prescribing-in-dentistry-rapid/
http://www.triads.org.uk/in-development/optometry-title-tbc/
https://www.abdn.ac.uk/hsru/what-we-do/trials-unit/cgall-562.php
My current supervision areas are: Applied Health Sciences.
Current PhD project supervision:
Shazia Yousuf (2018-Current; co-supervisor), Elphinstone PhD Candidate. Development of a core outcome set for antimicrobial stewardship intervention studies.
Taylor Coffey (2019-Current; co-supervisor). Improving clinical trial recruitment and retention through behavioural interventions.
Previous PhD project supervision:
Fingleton, N. 2016. Dependence and misuse of over-the-counter medicines: an exploration of patients' and professionals' perceptions, experiences and management.
Insitute of Applied Health Sciences MSc research project supervision
Duncan EM. Improving healthcare through advancing the evolution of audit and feedback. THIS Institute. £217,959. [01/12/18 - 31/08/22].
Duncan EM, Ramsay C. Primary care - Improved data for improved outcomes. Scottish Improvement Science Collaborating Centre (SISCC). £34,612. [01/07/19 - 31/12/20].
Beaton L, Clarkson J, Cassie H, Duncan EM, Goulao B, Young L. Co-designing national clinical audits to improve population oral health. Chief Scientist Office. £33,616. [01/04/20 - 01/10/20].
Brehaut J, Marlin S, Duncan E, Fergusson D, Gillies K, Graham I, Grimshaw J, Hey S, Presseau J, Ramsay C, Rodger, M, Taljaard M, Weijer C, Gordon J, MacLennan G, Richards D, Mei-Lin Y, Inglis J. Using behavioural science to understand and improve participation in clinical trials. Canadian Institute for Health Research Project Grant. $963,900. [01/04/20 - 30/03/24].
MacLennan S, MacLennan SJ, N'Dow J, De Bruin M, Duncan EM, Ahmad S, Dimitropoulis K. Understanding the barriers and facilitators to treating non-muscle invasive bladder cancer patients in line with best practice recommendations: an exploratory study of six critical cases. Wellcome Trust Institutional Strategic Support Fund. £19,307. [01/11/2017 - 30/04/2018].
Fingleton N, Matheson C, Watson M, Francis J and Duncan EM. Dependence and misuse of over-the-counter medicines: an exploration of patients’ and professionals’ perceptions, experience and management. Society for the Study of Addiction. PhD Studentship (N Fingleton). £56525. [01/10/12 – 30/9/2015].
Eilidh supervises post-graduate students at both Masters and PhD level.
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