Ms Rohini Mathur BSc MSc

Research Degree Student

Rohini Mathur is currently a research degree student under the supervision of Liam Smeeth and Emily Grundy investigating how The General Practice Research Database can contribute substantively to the knowledge base on using computerised health records to investigate ethnic inequalities in health and use of healthcare in the UK.

Prior to this, Rohini worked as a research fellow at Queen Mary, University of London in the Department of Primary Care and Public Health investigating ethnic and social inequalities in primary care across east London. Previously at McGill University in Montreal she worked to develop the data laboratory and conduct research into adolescent transitions into marriage among youth in urban Kenya. Rohini was previously with the British Medical Research Council in the Microbicide Development Programme and with the non-profit sexual health organization Marie Stopes International.

Affiliation

Teaching

Demographic Methods

Research areas

  • Clinical databases
  • Electronic health records
  • Equity
  • Health inequalities
  • Primary care
  • Quality improvement

Disciplines

  • Demography
  • Epidemiology
  • Statistics

Disease and Health Conditions

  • Cardiovascular disease

Other interests

  • Epidemiological Methods
  • Ethnicity And Health
  • General Practice Data
  • Handling Missing Data
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