The E-PAtS RCT is a collaborative research project spanning four countries, seven universities, a team of research staff, and experts by experience.
Meet the Research Team
Dr Nick Gore
Chief Investigator
University of Kent
Prof. Jill Bradshaw
Co-Investigator
Implementation Lead University of Kent
Patient & Public Involvement & Engagement (PPIE) Experts
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Parent/Caregiver Advisory Group
A group of eight parents/caregivers who advise and support throughout the whole process.
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Debbie Austin
Co-Investigator
Chair - Parent Carer Advisory Group
North East & North Cumbria
Integrated Care System
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Gemma Grant
Co-Investigator &
Co-Lead for PPIE
Challenging Behaviour Foundation
Other Co-Investigators
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Prof. Laurence Taggart
Site Lead Northern Ireland
Ulster University
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Dr Richard May
Site Lead Wales
University of South Wales
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Prof. Vaso Totsika
Site Lead England
University College London
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Prof. Stavros Petrou
Health Economics Lead
University of Oxford
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Prof. Richard Hastings
Family Research and Intellectual Diability Expertise
University of Warwick
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Dr Elinor Colman
Senior Trial Manager
Cardiff University
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Dr David Gillespie
Senior Statistician
Cardiff University
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Dr Serena Tomlinson
Co-Investigator
University of Kent
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Dr Jeremy Sergott
Process Evaluation Expertise
Cardiff University
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Dr Simon Schoenbuchner
Statistician
Cardiff University
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Dr Rachel McNamara
Study Design & Methodology
University of Kent
Meet The Research Staff
Meet the researchers from each of the universities involved in the study.
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Stuart Daniel
Study Administrator
Cardiff University
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Sophie Rose
Data Manager
University of Kent
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Janine Bates
Trial Manager
Cardiff University
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Sungwook Kim
Research Associate for Health Economics
University of Oxford
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Julia Shearn
Research Associate
University of South Wales
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Joanne Sweeney
Research Associate
University of Kent
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Caitlin Williams
Research Associate
University College London
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Dr Peter Mulhall
Research Associate
Ulster University
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Cameron Bradshaw
Research Assistant
University of Kent
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Lydia Penrose
Research Assistant
University of Kent