Portals for understanding:
A timeline of innovation in understanding and delivering healthcare.
Click here to visit my portfolioA timeline of innovation in understanding and delivering healthcare.
Click here to visit my portfolioFlourishing Online is a five minute quiz that will give you a snapshot of your current wellbeing. Designed as part of ongoing efforts to empower students and staff in education to flourish.
Games for good is a catalogue of knowledge games which are helping us understand public health
A utility for population researchers to prepare GeoJSON map data for the UK from spreadsheets containing data by geographical area (LA & LSOA level)
Players implicitly learn the complexity of network data in Genetic Epidemiology. Play as a public health policy maker and intervene on factors such as smoking, exercise and socialisation in order to improve the health of a simulated nation. We used an accurate propagation model and genetic data to build a realistic simulation, as complex as the real-life situation.
As a team we produced a map which helps policy makers and public health experts identify the areas in Wales most vulnerable to COVID-19.
This easy-to use tool produces accurate network visualisations of interrelated data in genetic epidemiology. Simply upload your data and press 'produce graph' to produce a publication-quality graphic that can be used for exploratory and confirmatory analyses.
This virtual assistant was deployed and improved in an iterative design loop in response to patient feedback over a period of 6 months. By the end of this process, the GPVirtualAssistant was a fully functioning online-triage system consistently used by patients to relieve the burden on the largest general practice in the county.
This visualisation demonstrates the impact of publication bias how researcher degrees of freedom can lead to over a hundred thousand different results from one study. A second version was presented at a regional academic conference (ESRC SWDTP conference).
Jean Golding Institute award
This website was commissioned as the first point of contact for primary care patients. A beskpoke advice directory helped relieve burden on the practice by providing online advice on acute conditions, freeing up phone lines for more urgent calls.
Seven papers including:
I have worked as a visualisation engineer and data scientist for the largest organisations in the UK, including PwC and the NHS, as well as for small charities and healthcare orgnaisations. For more information view my linkedin profile
University of Bristol:
Various awards:
In my free time I enjoy making digital drawings and photography.
I am an experienced interaction and visualisation engineer & always looking for exciting opportunities to create new and engaging data driven experiences.
