Jeremy Horwood

Jeremy Horwood serves as Professor of Social Science and Health at the Bristol Medical School, University of Bristol, where he focuses on developing, evaluating, and implementing complex health interventions and services through interdisciplinary research.

His academic credentials include:

• B.Sc. from University of the West of England
• PhD (institution unspecified)

Horwood's research integrates qualitative and mixed-method approaches across critical public health domains. His work emphasizes ethnography and behavioral science within sexual health services, HIV prevention, and primary care systems. He actively contributes to the NIHR ARC West initiative and the NIHR HPRU in Behavioural Science and Evaluation, addressing health service implementation challenges through complex intervention frameworks. His methodology spans randomized controlled trials and ethnographic fieldwork to optimize real-world healthcare delivery.

No scientific awards were documented in the available information.

Regarding academic mentorship and funding, the provided text does not specify supervised students or active grant portfolios, though his leadership in NIHR collaborations implies significant research management responsibilities.

He operates within the Population Health Sciences section (PHS) of Bristol Medical School, collaborating closely with research fellows including Dr. Jo Kesten, Dr. Michelle Farr, Dr. Hannah Family, Dr. Sarah Denford, and Dr. China Harrison on qualitative and behavioral health projects.