Miss Jacqueline Thompson

Miss Jacqueline Thompson

Department of Applied Health Sciences
Research Fellow

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University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B15 2TT
UK

Jacqueline is a Research Fellow in methods relating to cluster randomised trials.  The role is funded by MRC-NIHR Develop Guidance for Better Research Methods grant for Developing guidance for the design and conduct of cluster randomised trials. 

Jacqueline realised her flare for evidence-based practice, clinical trials and statistical concepts after her Master’s in Public Health and extensive research work, hence, she commenced a PhD in Biostatistics at the University of Birmingham. Her interests are evidence synthesis, clinical trials, statistical methods for estimating adjusted summary measures for binary outcomes in parallel, and cluster randomised controlled trials. 

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Qualifications

Masters in Public Health 2013

MSc in Physiotherapy 2012

BSc in Physiotherapy 2009

Teaching

Jacqueline's teaching experience includes assisting with the practical sessions for statistics delivered as part of the public health programme, advanced statistics, MBBS Professional and Academic Skills (PAS) sessions and the careers network Birmingham project.

Research

Research interests

  • Evidence synthesis, clinical trials, statistical methods for parallel, and cluster randomised controlled trials.

Current projects

  • MRC-NIHR Develop Guidance for Better Research Methods grant for Developing guidance for the design and conduct of cluster randomised trials