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Dr Melanie Rees-Roberts

Head of Research Strategy and Impact

Dr Melanie Rees-Roberts
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Dr Melanie Rees-Roberts has supported the Applied Research Collaboration Kent, Surrey and Sussex (ARC KSS) from it’s origin as an NIHR research infrastructure organisation in 2019. Dr Melanie Rees-Roberts is ARC KSS Head of Research Strategy and Impact, leading the development of strategic research initiatives and partnerships across health and care systems. She works collaboratively with system partners to strengthen applied health research capability, support research delivery, and maximise the impact of evidence on policy and practice. 

Dr Melanie Rees-Roberts is also Reader in Applied Health Research and Implementation at the Centre for Health Services Studies at the University of Kent. She co-leads the ARC KSS Data Insights into Health Inequalities themes. Her research interests focus on data-informed population health, implementation science, and the development and evaluation of health and care service models. She has particular expertise in using linked routine health data and real-world, pragmatic research design to generate evidence to inform policy and practice. She has experience in co-produced approaches that engage communities, practitioners, and stakeholders to address health inequalities and improve care delivery across NHS and community settings.

Research profiles:

https://research.kent.ac.uk/chss/person/melanie-rees-roberts/

https://arc-kss.nihr.ac.uk/about-us/the-team/mel-rees-roberts

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Melanie-Rees-Roberts-2

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