Currie Moore

Currie Moore is a Research Fellow in the Health Research Methods Unit at the University of Hertfordshire's School of Life and Medical Sciences. She specializes in health psychology with a focus on dialysis patient experience and quality of life. Her current research includes leading the NIHR RfPB-funded study developing the Needling Patient Reported Experience Measure (NPREM) for hemodialysis patients.

• Education:
• PhD in Health Psychology (University of Manchester, 2020) - Thesis: Impact of dialysis on couples' quality of life
• MRES in Health Psychology (University of Manchester, 2013) - Dissertation: Self-cannulation in home hemodialysis
• B.Sc. Psychology (Furman University, 2006)

Her research interests span patient-reported outcomes, symptom management in chronic kidney disease, and qualitative/quantitative methodological innovation in healthcare evaluation. Recent work emphasizes improving dialysis access experiences through validated measurement tools and understanding psychosocial impacts of renal care.

Grants/Projects: Leads NIHR-funded NPREM development study. Collaborates on UK-wide kidney care experience surveys and symptom cluster analysis initiatives.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Health Research Methods Unit and Centre for Health Services and Clinical Research, collaborating with multidisciplinary renal care teams across the UK.