Chris Poyner

Chris Poyner is a Research Fellow specializing in the Experience of People with Dementia within the School of Social Work and Social Care at University of Birmingham. Their research bridges clinical medicine and social care, with significant contributions to understanding patient experiences in liver disease treatment and public health interventions.

Dr. Poyner's research portfolio demonstrates expertise across multiple healthcare domains:

• Liver cirrhosis and variceal bleeding treatment pathways
• Patient-centered care approaches and treatment perceptions
• Public health responses to infectious disease outbreaks
• NHS staff health and wellbeing initiatives
• Dementia care experiences and interventions

Analysis of Dr. Poyner's publication trajectory reveals a strategic evolution from clinical patient research toward broader healthcare system interventions. Their work consistently employs mixed-methods approaches, combining rigorous clinical trial design with in-depth qualitative analysis of patient and staff experiences.

Dr. Poyner has established extensive collaborative networks, evidenced by co-authorship on high-impact studies including the CALIBRE Trial and NHS staff health initiatives. Their research contributes significantly to UN Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-being) through practical healthcare improvements.