Bryan McIntosh

Dr. Bryan McIntosh is a Reader (Associate Professor) in Healthcare Management at Brunel Business School, Brunel University London. He serves as Consultant Editor for the British Journal of Healthcare Management and Technical Adviser to the Scottish Parliament's Shadow Health Minister. With over 120 publications, his research focuses on healthcare systems, policy, and organizational behavior.

Education:

• PhD in Business (Edinburgh Napier University, 2010)
• BA (First Class Hons) in Sociology & History (Edinburgh Napier University, 2006)
• Chartered Psychologist (2015)
• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2014)

Research Interests: Healthcare management, lean systems, workforce equity, pandemic response, and policy reform. His work emphasizes practical solutions for healthcare delivery challenges, including COVID-19 impacts and resource optimization in developing economies.

Publication Trends: Recent articles (2020-2021) analyze pandemic management, workforce ethics, and policy adaptations. Dominant themes include systemic resilience, equity in care, and organizational change within the NHS and global health contexts.

Awards:

• Emerald Literati Outstanding Paper Award (2016)

Grants & Projects: Principal/co-investigator on £3.7M+ projects:

• NIHR study on pelvic health physiotherapists (£110K, 2022)
• ESRC COVID-19 trust measurement (£414K, 2021)
• Horizon 2020 Gender RRING Programme (€3.2M, 2018)
• BT Digital Health Zone (£1M, 2014)

PhD Supervision: Focuses on delivery systems and impact, though no named students are listed.