Mark Hann

Mark Hann is a Senior Lecturer in Biostatistics at the Division of Population Health, Health Services Research & Primary Care within the Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health at the University of Manchester.

Research Interests

• Longitudinal analysis of National Health Service (NHS) workforce dynamics
• Participation of international medical graduates in NHS
• Job separation factors among general practitioners (GPs)
• Diabetes prevention and health service cost-effectiveness
• Mental health and sensory impairment in aging populations

Recent Research Trends

Mark's recent publications focus on GP burnout, long-COVID sleep interventions, postnatal depression screening, and diabetes prevention economics. His work combines biostatistical modeling with health policy evaluation, often involving multidisciplinary collaborations and longitudinal database analysis.

Key Projects

• Cardiac Rehabilitation for Children (Active 2022-2025): Integrating physical and mental health approaches
• SENSE-Cog Project: Mental wellbeing for elderly Europeans with sensory impairments
• NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NHS-DPP): Long-term multimethod assessment

Additional Contributions

He has contributed to datasets on dementia care, trial recruitment strategies, and glucose regulation treatments, with research outputs spanning peer-reviewed journals, reviews, and study protocols.