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Kate Honeyford is an Honorary Research Associate at Imperial College London, working within the Global Digital Health Unit. Her current research focuses on evaluating the impacts of digital sepsis alerts on patient outcomes and staff activities within six NHS hospital trusts in England and Wales. Employing both qualitative and quantitative research methods, she leads the quantitative analysis of the DiAlS project, which aims to assess the efficacy of digital alert systems in improving health service delivery. With a background as an experienced statistician, Kate supports colleagues in systematic reviews and modeling methodologies using R and Stata. Before her current role, she worked at Dr. Foster Unit on a project led by Professor Bottle, investigating factors affecting emergency readmission rates and one-year mortality in patients with heart failure. Having previously earned a Master's degree in Statistics from the University of Sheffield and a PhD in Health Services Research from the University of Leicester, Kate's academic career has centered around the use of data to inform health policy and enhance patient care outcomes.
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