Mhorag Goff

Dr Mhorag Goff is a Researcher at the University of Manchester, affiliated with the Division of Population Health, Health Services Research & Primary Care within the Alliance Manchester Business School. Her work focuses on critical management studies, healthcare technology, and the implications of information systems in healthcare organizations. She has contributed to projects like the Manchester Urban Ageing Research Group (MUARG), examining aging-friendly interventions and healthcare continuity.

Research interests include health services research, primary care networks, skill mix changes in healthcare, and the application of Actor-Network Theory to healthcare innovation. Her studies address topics such as electronic patient records, pandemic impacts on older populations, and ethical responsibilities in academic supervision. Awards include the 2022 Sociology Prize for Public Engagement.

Her recent work explores commissioning strategies to reduce hospital admissions, co-producing community-based solutions for aging in place, and analyzing healthcare workforce dynamics through skill mix changes. Collaborations span interdisciplinary teams addressing public health challenges, including pandemic responses and healthcare equity.