Jo Middlemass

Background

About Jo Middlemass

Jo has a nursing, midwifery and health visitor background and has previously worked within a primary care setting in a variety of roles including audit and research. She then worked for NHS Lincolnshire PCT both as Clinical Governance Manager and also as a research facilitator. Subsequently, Jo moved to Nottingham working as a Research Fellow on the Genetics in Primary Care Research Programme on the ADDFAM study (Effect of adding systematic family history enquiry to cardiovascular disease risk assessment). She also worked as a Research & Evaluation Fellow in Nottingham both undertaking and helping others to undertake research and complex evaluation projects. In November 2010 Jo moved to Lincoln University and worked as a Researcher on the Exploiting Social Networks to Augment Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for people with insomnia (ENACT) study. In October 2012 she began working on the CHROMED study, a three year European Union funded study looking at electronic monitoring of patients with long-term medical conditions. Jo is also the Lead on Carers on Dementia Study: Empowerment and Efficacy via Education study.