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Nicholas Steel is a Clinical Professor in Public Health at the Norwich Medical School, University of East Anglia. He serves as Head of Health Services and Primary Care Research Group. His research focuses on improving health outcomes for older populations through studies like the English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA) and the Global Burden of Disease Study. Steel holds a PhD from UEA (2008) and trained in public health at the University of Cambridge and RAND Health as a Harkness Fellow.
- Education:
- PhD: National Population Evaluation of Quality of Health Care (UEA, 2008)
- MB ChB: University of Bristol (1988)
- Tripos Prize for Public Health (Trinity College, Cambridge, 1999)
His key research interests include burden of disease analysis, population ageing, and health policy. Recent work explores life expectancy trends across Europe and the impact of clinical guidelines in primary care. Steel collaborates with the UK Office for Health Improvement and Disparities and has led major grants totaling over £4.2 million.
Notable awards include the Tripos Prize (1999) and Fellowship of the Faculty of Public Health (2006). He supervises postgraduate students and teaches medical trainees, emphasizing clinical epidemiology and public health practice.
