Dr Currie Moore
| Biography | I am a University Fellow in the Centre of Applied Health Research in the School of Health & Society. My research focuses on better understanding how to improve well-being and treatments for people with long-term conditions and the people who care for them. To date my research has focused on people with chronic kidney disease and their families. I utilise both quantitative and qualitative methods in my research and also have experience developing patient-reported outcome and experience measures (questionnaires). Patient and public involvement and co-production are central to my research. Previous research I completed my MRES from the University of Manchester (Dissertation Topic: Exploring the role of self-cannulation in home haemodialysis decision-making). I then obtained a PhD candidacy via the University of Manchester's Medical Research Council’s Doctoral Training Programme and was awarded a Presidential Doctoral Scholarship. During my PhD, I examined the impact of starting dialysis on couples’ relationships and their quality of life. From October 2020-July 2023, I was a Research Fellow at the University of Hertfordshire leading an NIHR Research for Patient Benefit funded study to develop and validate a patient reported experience measure which assesses patients’ experience of having haemodialysis needles inserted. Education - B.A. Psychology, Furman University (USA) - MRES Psychological Sciences, University of Manchester (UK) - PhD Health Psychology, University of Manchester (UK) |
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| Research Interests | - Chronic kidney disease - Carers - Qualitative methods - Co-production - Scale development - Mixed methods |
| PhD Supervision Availability | Yes |
| PhD Topics | ~ Qualitative methods ~ Health psychology ~ Chronic kidney disease ~ Patient and public involvement / Co-production ~ Scale development |