Sarah Moxon

Exciting fully funded PhD studentship at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) through the NIHR Maternity Disparities Consortium . The project is titled “Methodology PhD Studentship – Developing approaches to identify, prioritise and evaluate enhanced care pathways for at-risk newborn populations (Code: T3-2)” . It focuses on newborn health , health inequalities , implementation science , data science , and health services research , with an emphasis on improving hospital-to-home care pathways for at-risk newborns and families. The successful candidate will work with Primary supervisor Sarah Moxon and join a collaborative environment involving academic, clinical, and community partners, including NHS partners and people with lived experience. The studentship offers opportunities to build skills in routine data analysis , evidence synthesis , stakeholder engagement , and co-design , while contributing evidence that can inform policy and improve outcomes for newborns and families. This is a doctoral opportunity for candidates interested in interdisciplinary research on neonatal and early-life care pathways, especially those motivated by reducing disparities and improving care for vulnerable populations. The post also notes that other PhD opportunities are available across the Consortium on related topics and methodologies. Application details and eligibility criteria are available via the linked call. No deadline is stated in the post.