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Our vision is to give everybody a voice in their healthcare, for the benefit of patients and the health of society.

We do this by providing the tools (Clinical Outcome Assessments, or health questionnaires) through which patients can voice their view of their symptoms and effects of treatment on them, or their quality of life. A Clinical Outcome Assessment (as defined by the U.S. FDA) is a measure that describes or reflects how a patient feels, functions, or survives.

InSpired Health Outcomes has been created by Dr David Churchman, based on his extensive career at Oxford University Innovation where he founded and ran a highly successful enterprise dedicated to Clinical Outcomes Assessments.

Capturing the patients voice in their healthcare

David’s aspiration is to support COA developers, wherever they may be undertaking research and development. So he has founded InSpired Health Outcomes, using his extensive experience and knowledge of supporting the development and application of COAs. 

He has gathered the expertise of renowned, highly regarded developers, including Professor Crispin Jenkinson. Professor Jenkinson is internationally renowned for creating exceptional, robust COA questionnaires which capture patients’ voices and can ultimately lead to a better experience and treatment path for patients with a wide range of conditions. 

Oxford is synonymous with excellence, and so at InSpired Health Outcomes we are building on this heritage to design, develop, manage and support the use of Clinical Outcomes Assessments which capture patients’ voices, so enabling them to have a say in their healthcare. Oxford excellence is in the DNA of everything we do here at InSpired Health Outcomes.

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Dr David Churchman BSc, MSc, PhD

Founder and Managing Director

 

Dr David Churchman has more than 20 years’ experience in the management and support of Clinical Outcomes Assessments. Previously, as Business Manager of the Clinical Outcomes Team at Oxford University Innovation, David acquired a wealth of knowledge, supporting the use of a broad portfolio of COAs developed at the University of Oxford. From just a handful of COAs in 2007, David led the development of the Clinical Outcomes business at Oxford University Innovation into a successful enterprise, managing a portfolio of 40 COAs and the associated licensing and support in the use of the portfolio by more than 800 licensed users annually.

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Sarah Still

Business Development Manager

 

Before joining the team at InSpired Health Outcomes, Sarah was founder and company director of Military Mutts Ltd. Having identified a gap in the market, she applied her business acumen, and set about targeting and capitalising on this untapped opportunity as a niche provider. Preceding her role as company director, Sarah gained a wealth of executive sales experience in the financial sector. She was Leeds & Holbeck’s youngest branch manager, securing this position after a quick succession of sales related promotions. Sarah has a proven track record of enhancing the performance of businesses she has managed and is adept at applying her experiences to new sectors.

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Professor Crispin Jenkinson BA (Lon), MA, MSc, DPhil (Oxford)

Lead Associate Consultant

 

Prof Crispin Jenkinson is known worldwide for his expertise in Patient Reported Outcome measures (PRO or PROMs) and health status measurement, the evaluation of patient experiences of medical care and methodology. He has extensive experience of developing and validating outcome measures and, in collaboration with others, has conducted randomised controlled trials in which such instruments have been primary end-points. Among his body of work, Crispin is a developer on the Parkinson’s Disease Questionnaire (PDQ), Endometriosis Health Profile (EHP), and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Assessment questionnaire (ALSAQ), all of which are relied upon by users as the patient-centric assessments of choice in many hundreds of clinical trials. He has published over 250 peer reviewed articles and a number of books on the subject of health outcomes.

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Professor Georgina Jones

Project Lead Health Psychologist

 

Georgina Jones is Professor of Health Psychology at Leeds Beckett University and a Chartered Psychologist with the British Psychological Society, UK. She is an expert in the development and psychometric evaluation of patient-reported outcome (PRO) measures (or PROMs), particularly (but not exclusively) in the context of women’s reproductive and urogynaecological health. She gained her D.Phil from the University of Oxford where she developed the first patient-reported outcome measure for endometriosis (Endometriosis Health Profile), which is now translated into over 55 languages, and is used in national and international clinical trials around the globe. She currently leads the APPRAISE Study. This study (NIHR grant funded - £1.6M) is developing a new patient-reported outcome measure to assess the outcomes of mesh and non-mesh related surgery for stress urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse and mesh complications. This was a commissioned call of national importance in the UK to address a key recommendation in the Cumberledge Mesh Report 'First Do No Harm'. Her research has been funded by national research councils, charities and large pharmaceutical companies. She is Specialty Chief Editor for the journal Frontiers in Global Women's Health (Quality of Life Section), has secured over £3m in funding as Chief Investigator, and published over 145 peer review papers.

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Dr Anthony Moody MA (Cambridge), DPhil (Oxford), FORS

Senior Associate Psychometrician

 

Dr Anthony (Tony) Moody is an expert psychometrician in classical test theory and modern methods, including Item Response Theory and Rasch Measurement Theory. His first degree was in natural sciences at Cambridge, followed by a doctorate in theoretical behavioural sciences at Oxford. He is currently writing a textbook to teach psychometric methods to new research practitioners using R, SPSS and Mplus (publication 2024). His passion is assessing the validity and reliability of COAs, on which he had written in the BMJ. Previously, a Senior Civil Servant leading teams of statisticians and economists to provide evidence for policy-making in several large government departments and head of profession for modellers and data scientists. Tony is the Lead Psychometrician for the (UK Government) Cabinet Office.

Our vision is to give everybody a voice in their healthcare, for the benefit of patients and the health of society.

We do this by providing the tools through which patients can voice their view of their symptoms and effects of treatment on them or their quality of life, which in turn can lead to worldwide improvement of healthcare pathways, drugs and procedures.

InSpired Health Outcomes was created by Dr David Churchman, based on his extensive career at Oxford University Innovation where he founded and developed a successful enterprise dedicated to Clinical Outcomes Assessments.