Adam Noble

Dr. Adam Noble is a Senior Lecturer in Health Services Research at the Department of Public Health, Policy and Systems, University of Liverpool. With a psychology background, he focuses on optimizing and ensuring equity in health and social care services, particularly for long-term health conditions like epilepsy and their interaction with urgent/emergency care systems. His work integrates qualitative, quantitative, and economic methodologies.

• Honorary Vice President, Epilepsy Action
• Deputy Head, Department of Public Health, Policy and Systems
• Honorary Senior Lecturer, Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust
• Co-Investigator on numerous national/international epilepsy studies
• Core member, North-West Epilepsy Doctoral Training Centre

His research explores:

• Emergency care pathways for seizures
• Care equity in epilepsy management
• Development of risk prediction tools
• Alternative service models for emergency department users
• Cognitive aspects of chronic disease

Recent publications highlight his work on:

• Data-driven ambulance service optimization
• Care home seizure management
• Patient preference modeling in service design
• Long-term clinical and cost effectiveness trials
• Knowledge exchange frameworks

Scientific recognition:

• Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (PR094986)
• Active member, International League Against Epilepsy (1362)
• Contributor to major national epilepsy research programs

He supervises 4 PhD students and contributes to teaching 'Psychology and Sociology as Applied to Medicine' for MBChB Year 3 students.