With a PhD in Medical Education and Regulation, Sebastian has extensive academic and commercial experience within the healthcare environment, with a particular focus in the areas of healthcare innovation, digital health, and healthcare quality improvement. Sebastian has direct experience of designing and implementing evaluation and impact assessment frameworks both within the academic and commercial setting, with substantial experience in both quantitative and qualitative research approaches.

BSc MSc PgCert PhD FHEA

Rebecca has a PhD in co-production in mental health patient experience and has extensive experience in PPI, co-design and user centred design developed throughout her career within both the academic and VSCE sectors. Rebecca has specialist experience of PPI within the area of digital health innovation, supporting a variety of digital health SME’s, health care organisations, healthcare staff and regulatory bodies to conduct user-centred design projects to ensure that digital health innovations meet the needs of the individuals and communities they serve. 

BSc MSc PhD

Saul has over 10 years’ experience in Operations Management in multiple sectors both in the UK and overseas. Saul’s specialist research area is health economics, with a particular focus on budget impact modelling and return on investment for digital health interventions.

BSc

Gina is a social scientist with eight years of experience in both academic research and the charity sector. She has worked on a range of projects as an Evaluation Officer for the NSPCC and as Research Fellow at the University of Plymouth. Her research is interdisciplinary, and she has explored topics related to: migration and mobility, rural lifestyles and loneliness, family wellbeing, social perspectives around climate change, sustainable energy transitions and place attachment.

BSc PhD

Sarah is a data scientist and data engineer originally from Auckland, New Zealand. Her research specialism is in geospatial science and remote sensing at a national level for conservation, public utility, and environmental organisations. With Apollo Sarah has previously undertaken network analysis and mapping aimed at tackling loneliness for people living in rural areas.

BSc MSc

Dr. Olajide's research focuses on micro econometric modelling and analysis of real-world data. His work has contributed to reducing health inequalities, promoting better health behaviour, and improving the quality of disease management in primary care in the UK. He is currently also a Senior Health Economist at the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) based in the School of Medicine at the University of Nottingham.

BSc MSc PhD