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Wolfson Institute of Population Health

Methodology Research Unit

 

Unit Lead: Richard Hooper

Deputy Lead: Dr Clare Robinson

 

Evaluations – of drugs, devices, behavioural interventions, organisational change, public health interventions, and policy – are the cornerstone of population health research. The example of the COVID epidemic has demonstrated the importance of innovation and efficiency in delivering these evaluations, and sound research methods must lie at the heart of evaluations if they are to have quality and integrity. The Methodology Research Unit (MRU) brings together people with interests and expertise in a number of different methodological areas, and acts as a focus for research activities that together aim for better research through better methods.

 

KEY RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

 

 

METHODOLOGICAL RESEARCH STRATEGIES

The Unit has an international reputation for its methods research, particularly on the topics of cluster randomised trials, stepped wedge trials, pilot and feasibility studies, and trials within cohorts. Some useful resources are highlighted below.

OUR TEAM

 

CONTACT

Zeenat Kauroo, z.kauroo@qmul.ac.uk

Yvonne Carter Building

58 Turner Street

E1 2AB

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