I am a leading exponent internationally of the “Learning Health System’ (LHS) concept. Although my initial training in research was in heath technology assessment, real-world (pragmatic) clinical trials and clinical research in Family Medicine, since 2003 I have worked in the area of Clinical Informatics, being appointed to a Chair in Medical Informatics at Imperial in 2015 and elected one of the first 100 founding fellows of the new UK Faculty of Clinical Informatics in 2017. I have had wide exposure to European and US clinical informatics through workshops and symposia.
Since the start of the pandemic I have been working extensively in acute Covid risk scores in Primary Care and in the Management and investigation of Long Covid. I am a partially recovered person with Long Covid, able to work but unable to participate in the sports and activities (distance road cycling and scuba) that I used to.
Experience
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2015–presentChair in Medical Informatics and Decision Making, Imperial College London
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2009–presentGP Partner, Albion St Group Practice
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2009–2015Wolfson Professor of General Practice, King's College London
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2004–2009Professor of Primary Care, University of Birmingham
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1994–2009GP Partner, Laurie Pike Health Centre
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2001–2004Reader in Primary Care, University of Birmingham
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