About
Jonathan Mant is a Professor of Primary Care Research and Head of the Primary Care Unit at the University of Cambridge. He leads the Cardiovascular Research Group, focusing on stroke prevention and treatment in primary care settings.
- Current chief investigator on an NIHR-funded programme grant developing primary care stroke services
- Co-investigator on two NIHR programmes optimizing blood pressure control via self-monitoring and medication adherence
- Longstanding expertise in atrial fibrillation screening and treatment
His research integrates clinical practice with technological innovation, particularly in digital health interventions for hypertension management (e.g., SHIP study) and AI-driven diagnostics for heart failure (STRATIFYHF). Key themes include:
- Cardiovascular risk stratification
- Telehealth and wearable device validation
- Implementation science in primary care
- Health equity in chronic disease management
- Process evaluations of complex interventions
- Evidence synthesis for policy impact
Recent publications emphasize scalable solutions for stroke prevention (e.g., home BP monitoring, AF screening algorithms) and multimodal approaches to managing chronic conditions like heart failure with preserved ejection fraction. He also contributes to methodological advancements in qualitative research integration and medication deprescribing safety.
