Dr Sean Manzi
Research Fellow
S.S.Manzi@exeter.ac.uk
6096
01392 726096
South Cloisters 2.30
South Cloisters, University of Exeter, St Luke's Campus, Heavitree Road, Exeter, EX1 2LU, UK
Overview
Hi I'm Sean a Research Fellow with the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration South West Penninsula (PenARC) based in the PenCHORD operational research team. My role within the PenCHORD team is to apply operational research methods to help with the understanding and improvement of healthcare service provision. The majority of my work is focused in the area of mental health service provision and I lead this area of research for PenCHORD. Currently I am working on network-based whole system modelling of mental health services.
Qualifications
PhD - Applied health studies - Plymouth University - November 2014
BSc(Hons) - Psychology - Plymouth University - July 2012
Links
Research group links
Research
Research interests
My research interests centre the development and application of data science approaches for improving mental health service provision. This includes developing tailored analytics for mental health service operational and strategic monitoring and improvement. I also have an interest in behavioural operational research and human system modelling.
Research projects
Current projects
The health and social care cost of complex relational disturbance
Previous projects
Modelling the impact of a new anesthetic intervention for fractured neck of femur patients
Determining the resource requirements for a redesigned personality disorder intervention pathway in Plymouth
Optimising the location and capacity of Devon Partnership Trusts secondary and acute mental health teams
Modelling the service impact of a new triage system for dementia memory clinics in Devon
Modelling a new single point of access telephone system for Devon Partnership Trust
Optimising the location of outpatient physiotherapy services in Cornwall for a new integrated service
Mapping the STEP 2-4 psychological therapies pathways in the NEW Devon area
Assessing the complimentarity of realist methods and agent based simulation
Modelling the acute psychiatric care pathway in Cornwall to avoid out of area placements
Modelling the Rheumatology pathway at Derriford hospital and the potential for Person Initated clinics (PIC)
Using agent based modelling for understanding and optimising polypharmacy
Understanding quality in the context of healthcare service commissioning
Understanding health and social care waste management behaviour: A mixed methods study
Links
Publications
No publications found
