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Dr. Matt Mulvey is an Associate Professor of Applied Pain Research at the University of Leeds, affiliated with the Leeds Institute of Health Sciences and School of Medicine. His work focuses on improving cancer pain management through neurophysiological research and complex intervention development. He holds roles as Deputy Lead for Postgraduate Studies and Co-Lead for Statistics in the MSc Module on Health Sciences. His research interests include applied health methodology, complex intervention adaptation, and quantitative sensory testing in pain assessment.
Education: PhD in Neurophysiology (2010, Leeds Beckett University), followed by postdoctoral roles at the University of Manchester (2010-2012) and University of Leeds (2012-2017). Current position since 2017 as Yorkshire Cancer Research Fellow.
Research emphasizes cancer pain mechanisms, clinical trial design, and palliative care interventions. He collaborates with St Gemma's Academic Unit of Palliative Care and leads modules on intervention research. His work bridges clinical practice and academic research, with a focus on translating findings into healthcare improvements.
Key contributions include process evaluations of pain management protocols, systematic reviews of pain therapies, and studies on long-COVID-related pain syndromes. His publications span clinical trial methodologies, pain diagnostic algorithms, and healthcare professional training in oncology settings.
Supervises postgraduate researchers like Maisie Martland and offers opportunities in applied health sciences. Active in interdisciplinary teams addressing palliative care challenges and pain self-management strategies for advanced cancer patients.
