Research Associate, Heroit Watt business School Supply and Trading Research, Britoil plc Research Associate, University of Qualifications Diploma in Social Research, MBA, BSc (Hons) Bacteriology, Ruth Bryan Ruth is a Research Manager at George Street Research. She is a graduate from the with extensive experience in social and policy research. She is an experienced Project Manager with a wide range of research interests, including health, education and skills, and children and young people. Ruth has a strong portfolio of research skills using both quantitative and qualitative methods. She has managed process and outcome evaluation studies for both Government and the voluntary sector, providing actionable recommendations based on the research evidence. She has conducted research with both medical professionals and patients and carers. Key Skills Research design / research tool development Management of telephone survey research Stakeholder engagement and consultation using a range of methods Advanced quantitative and qualitative data analysis Relevant experience Recent research for Audit as part of their review of new arrangements for managing NHS board waiting lists (including qualitative research with hard to reach patient and carer groups) Research to review community care and mental health services for adults with sensory impairment in , which involved consultation with service providers, service users and their carers Numerous surveys in the field of child health, in collaboration with the Child and Adolescent Health Research Unit at the , including the Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Study A range of studies utilising loosely structured telephone interviews, including work for the General Dental Council An evaluation of The Place2Be Edinburgh Hub covering the process by – which The Place2be was established in schools in the Edinburgh Hub, and the impact that The Place2Be has had on the emotional environment of the schools and on all stakeholder groups involved. This involved literature review, secondary data analysis, qualitative research with a wide range of stakeholders, including funders, teachers, counsellors, mental health workers, parents and primary school children Employment history Research Manager, George Street Research Consultant, York Consulting LLP Senior Research Consultant, MVA Consultancy
Research Associate, Heroit Watt business School Supply and Trading Research, Britoil plc Research Associate, University of Qualifications Diploma in Social Research, MBA, BSc (Hons) Bacteriology, Ruth Bryan Ruth is a Research Manager at George Street Research. She is a graduate from the with extensive experience in social and policy research. She is an experienced Project Manager with a wide range of research interests, including health, education and skills, and children and young people. Ruth has a strong portfolio of research skills using both quantitative and qualitative methods. She has managed process and outcome evaluation studies for both Government and the voluntary sector, providing actionable recommendations based on the research evidence. She has conducted research with both medical professionals and patients and carers. Key Skills Research design / research tool development Management of telephone survey research Stakeholder engagement and consultation using a range of methods Advanced quantitative and qualitative data analysis Relevant experience Recent research for Audit as part of their review of new arrangements for managing NHS board waiting lists (including qualitative research with hard to reach patient and carer groups) Research to review community care and mental health services for adults with sensory impairment in , which involved consultation with service providers, service users and their carers Numerous surveys in the field of child health, in collaboration with the Child and Adolescent Health Research Unit at the , including the Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) Study A range of studies utilising loosely structured telephone interviews, including work for the General Dental Council An evaluation of The Place2Be – Edinburgh Hub covering the process by which The Place2be was established in schools in the Edinburgh Hub, and the impact that The Place2Be has had on the emotional environment of the schools and on all stakeholder groups involved. This involved literature review, secondary data analysis, qualitative research with a wide range of stakeholders, including funders, teachers, counsellors, mental health workers, parents and primary school children Employment history Research Manager, George Street Research Consultant, York Consulting LLP Senior Research Consultant, MVA Consultancy
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