Jenny Neuburger BSc MSc PhD

Research Fellow in Statistics

I studied economic history at the University of Sussex and completed an MSc in Housing at the London School of Economics.  I worked in housing for five years, including three years at Shelter, the homelessness charity.  I joined the Department of Health Services Research and Policy in 2009 after completing a PhD in social statistics at the Centre for Longitudinal Studies (Institute of Education).

Affiliation

Teaching

I teach on Basic Statistics for Public Health & Policy and Health Care Evaluation.  I am a tutor and project supervisor on the MSc in Public Health and I also contribute to the Distance Learning programme.

Research

I am based at the Royal College of Surgeons where my current projects include estimating trends in mastectomy and the development of methods for analysing the National Hip Fracture Database.  I am also involved in a programme of statistical work using National Health Service (NHS) data on patient reported outcomes measures (PROMs) for elective surgery in England.  This programme focuses on statistical issues surrounding the use of PROMs to compare provider performance and assess equity of access to surgery.

Research areas

  • Clinical care
  • Health inequalities
  • Health outcomes
  • Statistical methods

Disciplines

  • Statistics

Disease and Health Conditions

  • Cancer
  • Chronic disease

Regions

  • European Union

Countries

  • United Kingdom
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