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Jane Noyes is a Professor of Health and Social Care Services Research and Child Health in the School of Health Sciences at Bangor University. She is actively engaged in research, supervision, and leadership within health services and child health domains. Her work spans methodological innovation, policy impact, and interdisciplinary collaboration, particularly in Wales.
Education:
- MSc in Postgraduate Studies, University of Manchester
- DPhil, University of York
Her research focuses on child health—especially children with complex needs and life-limiting conditions—and general health services research, with expertise in complex intervention development and evaluation, qualitative and mixed-methods approaches, and robust evidence syntheses. She is a leading figure in advancing qualitative evidence synthesis methodology, particularly in Cochrane reviews and meta-ethnography.
The recent articles highlight a strong trend toward methodological rigor in evidence synthesis, integration of patient-reported outcomes in value-based healthcare, and policy-relevant research during health emergencies. Her work increasingly emphasizes stakeholder engagement, rapid review processes, and economic evaluation in healthcare.
Scientific Awards and Recognition:
- Contributions informed WHO guidelines on task shifting to improve maternal and child health globally.
- Work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly in health and education.
- Senior Research Leader appointed by Health and Care Research Wales.
Jane Noyes leads major funded projects including the Wales Kidney Research Unit (2025–2030), the CARELINK Wales data linkage project, and the development of PRISMA-QES reporting guidelines. She supervises PhD students and has contributed to six supervised research outputs. Her leadership extends to organizing academic events such as the Inaugural College of Medicine and Health Women's Health Symposium.
She is involved in labs and research units focused on pediatric palliative care costing, rapid evidence synthesis, and linked data analysis for vulnerable children in Wales. Her network includes collaborations across the UK and internationally, particularly in public health, nursing, and social care research.
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