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Dr Julian Elston is a Senior Research Fellow and Researcher-in-Residence at the Peninsula Medical School (Faculty of Health), University of Plymouth. He holds a dual role with Torbay and South Devon NHS Trust, focusing on evaluating integrated care models, particularly social prescribing and knowledge mobilisation. His expertise spans public health, health services research, and organizational theory, with a focus on inter-organizational collaboration, quality improvement, and health inequalities.
Elston has extensive teaching experience, instructing undergraduate medical students in public health at the Universities of Plymouth and Exeter since 2006, and contributed to the MSc in Public Health at LSHTM. His multidisciplinary approach integrates qualitative and quantitative methods, addressing complex healthcare challenges such as acute care transitions, voluntary sector integration, and pandemic response strategies.
His research emphasizes practical applications, including studies on the effectiveness of social prescribing in integrated care systems and the implementation of community health hubs. Recent work highlights the impact of peer coaching interventions and sustainable funding models for healthcare innovations. While no specific awards are listed, his contributions to NHS policy evaluation and educational supervision (e.g., for Specialist Registrars) underscore his impact on healthcare practice and education.
Elston’s advisory work includes roles as Screening and Immunisation Lead for the South West Peninsula and collaborations with the Horizon Institute. He actively engages in curriculum development, exam design, and academic governance for public health programs, reflecting his commitment to bridging research and practice in healthcare systems.
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