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Fikri specialises in quantitative research and impact assessment of health and care programmes. He is particularly interested in work related to AI application in healthcare and inequity of healthcare access.
Fikri applies diverse quantitative methods to understand how a programme or intervention works in practice to inform data-based decision that improve implementation, outcome and resource allocation. Fikri is committed to provide meaningful insights in research and impact evaluation.
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- Comparative analysis
- Complex modelling
- Evaluation and impact assessment
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Fikri is an experienced quantitative analyst with several years of expertise in the NHS and the private sector in carrying out complex modelling and impact analysis to evaluate health outcomes. He has extensive knowledge of NHS data and other publicly available data sources.
Recent projects at the Strategy Unit include:
- Delivering targeted lung health check (TLHC) programme impact assessment on data processing, impacts, and pathway visualisation to understand the uptake of this project.
- Analysis of the use of emergency care by people with sickle cell disorder following the implementation of preventative community models of care.
- Developing scenario comparisons for New Hospital Programme (NHP) schemes 'demand modelling scenarios' results in the horizon year.
- The evaluation of Combined Health Checks for autistic people and people with a learning disability or a serious mental illness, to understand the effect of the combined check on resources and unmet need.
- Delivering impact assessment of phase 1 implementation of asthma bundle guidance provided by NHS England. Controlled Interrupted time series model is used to assess the long-term impact of this project along with area of improvements in some Integrated Care Boards.
