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Wolfson Institute of Population Health

Dr Daniel Stow

Research Associate

Email: d.stow@qmul.ac.uk

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I am a postdoctoral researcher, and my research interests are frailty and multiple long-term conditions, end of life and palliative care, and health inequalities.

 

During my NIHR SPCR funded PhD “Frailty and end of life care: a study in Primary Care”, I investigated the potential for an electronic frailty index (eFI) to support recognition of the dying phase in people age 75 and over, and I developed skills in modelling longitudinal data. 

 

I have experience of working with large datasets (including routine clinical data from primary care electronic health records, the GP Patient Survey, and ELSA) and using a variety of analytical techniques including quantile regression, multiple imputation, weighting of survey data, and structural equation modelling in Mplus. 

 

I have been awarded funding by the NIHR as part of the Infrastructure Short Placement Award for Research Collaboration (SPARC), held a launching fellowship with the School for Primary Care Research (SPCR), and attended the Transdisciplinary Understanding and Training on Research in Primary Health Care (TUTOR-PHC) program in 2020.

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Publications

 

Outstanding Publications:

 

Stow D, Spiers G, Matthews FE, Hanratty B. What is the evidence that people with frailty have needs for palliative care at the end of life? A systematic review and narrative synthesis. Palliative Medicine 2019, 33(4), 399-414. 

Stow D, Matthews FE, Barclay S, Iliffe S, Clegg A, De Biase S, Robinson L, Hanratty B. Evaluating frailty scores to predict mortality in older adults using data from population based electronic health records: case control study. Age and Ageing 2018, 47(4), 564-569. 

Stow D, Matthews FE, Hanratty B. Frailty trajectories to identify end of life: a longitudinal population based study. BMC Medicine 2018, 16(171), 1-7. 

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