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Jane has a particular interest in social care and integrated care, using qualitative work to understand how services work together to support people’s wellbeing and independence. She has strong expertise in translating complex evaluative evidence into clear, actionable insight.
Her work helps organisations strengthen decision-making and improve service design, and she is committed to involving people from underserved communities in research and evaluations in ways that are safe, respectful and inclusive.
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- Process evaluation
- Qualitative research methods
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Jane has over 15 years’ experience in health and social-care research and evaluation, gained in the voluntary, commercial and public sectors. She has managed and led projects for diverse clients, including the European Commission, UK government departments, NHS organisations, and patient charities.
Recent projects at the Strategy Unit include:
- Evaluating hydration interventions for older people in social care and community settings as part of a national approach to reduce urinary tract infections and antimicrobial resistance.
- Leading qualitative interviews with patients and carers to understand their experiences of virtual wards/Hospital at Home services to inform national policy
- Undertaking a qualitative evaluation of NHS Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland ICB’s health equity payment model for primary care, in conjunction with the Health Foundation.