Yuri Hamashima

Yuri Hamashima serves as a Senior Research Associate in Health Economics and Qualitative Research at the Bristol Medical School, University of Bristol, specializing in priority setting within integrated health and social care systems. Her work bridges clinical practice and public health policy through rigorous methodological approaches.

Her academic foundation includes:

• Bachelor of Medicine (BMed)
• Master of Public Health (MPH)

Dr. Hamashima's research centers on resource allocation challenges in primary care environments, examining how social determinants influence healthcare decision-making. Her dual expertise in health economics and qualitative methodologies enables nuanced analysis of stakeholder perspectives in care prioritization, with particular relevance to aging populations and community-based interventions. This interdisciplinary focus positions her work at the critical intersection of clinical practice, social welfare systems, and health policy development.

No scientific awards were documented in available sources.

Information regarding student supervision or research grant funding remains undisclosed in current institutional records.

She operates within ARC West (Applied Research Collaboration West) at the National Institute for Health Research infrastructure, based at the 9th Floor, Whitefriars, Lewins Mead, Bristol BS1 2NT, contributing to regional health services research initiatives.