Dr Syed Muslim Abbas is a public health specialist, health economist and medical educationist with over 13 years of work experience. His qualifications include: a first degree in Medicine, Master in Public Health, MSc Health economics and Health Policy, Membership of College of Physician and Surgeons Health Professionals Education and a PhD in Health Services Research. Moreover, he won the prestigious Chevening Scholarship in 2017 for MSc Health Economics & Health Policy and Birmingham Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Scholarship in 2018 for PhD at University of Birmingham.
Dr Syed has worked for prestigious higher education institutions and leading health based organisations such as University of Sheffield, Kings College London, University of York, University of Birmingham, World Health Organisation, Mercy Corps International & UNICEF. He is a published researcher (with 21 research articles published in high impact journals) and has reviewed more than 700 research articles for Journals such as BMC Trials, BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, Public Health and PLOS One to date.
His research interests include quality of life research, patient reported outcomes, healthy ageing and healthcare management. Currently he is working on outcomes assessment for healthy ageing trials which is a UKSPINE funded research project.