Jamie Ross

Dr Jamie Ross is a Senior Lecturer in Primary Care Sciences at Queen Mary University of London (QMUL), affiliated with the Wolfson Institute of Population Health and the NIHR School for Primary Care Research. She holds honorary positions at the University of Manchester and University College London. Her expertise lies in digital health implementation science, focusing on long-term condition management (particularly type 2 diabetes), health inequalities, and behavior change. She co-directs QMUL's graduate studies and leads Public and Patient Involvement (PPI) initiatives.

Education: BSc (Hons), PhD in implementation science. Research highlights include shaping NHS digital diabetes policies, leading evaluations of the NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme, and developing co-designed interventions to address health inequities. Awards include NIHR Impact Case Study recognition and the Deri Fellowship. She serves on multiple national committees, including Diabetes UK and NIHR Research for Patient Benefit.

Her work bridges academic research and policy, emphasizing participatory methods. Over 100 published papers span digital health adoption, clinician-patient interactions, and behavior change theories. She mentors PhD students at QMUL and UCL, focusing on implementation science and healthcare innovation.