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Mike Clarke is a Professor and Director of the MRC Methodology Hub at Queen's University Belfast's School of Medicine, Dentistry and Biomedical Sciences. He leads the Centre for Public Health, focusing on improving trial and review methodologies, health services research, and research relevant to humanitarian emergencies. His work emphasizes evidence-based practices and methodological advancements in clinical research.
Research Interests: Clarke's research spans clinical trial methodology, systematic reviews, public health interventions, and global health challenges. He prioritizes improving the quality and relevance of healthcare evidence, particularly in under-resourced settings. His recent work includes studies on antibiotic therapy optimization, snakebite envenomation outcomes, and the impact of green spaces on health.
Recent Articles: His 2025 publications address diagnostic classifications for pulpitis, cognitive interventions through vision care, and strategies to reduce surgery wait times. 2024 articles focus on reducing publication bias, monitoring evidence implementation, and evaluating antibiotic switching in cancer patients. He consistently publishes on methodology, public health, and clinical trial design.
Advising & Grants: Clarke actively supervises PhD students and leads large-scale research projects funded by MRC and other bodies. His work involves collaborations across disciplines and institutions to advance healthcare methodologies and policy.
Labs/Teams: His research is conducted through the MRC Methodology Hub and Centre for Public Health, fostering interdisciplinary teams focused on translating research into practice.
