Jane Montague,

Assistant Professor

Research

My research has includedinternally and externally funded contributions to enhance and improve patientsafety in Leeds Teaching Hospitals, as well as to projects in Bradford, Leedsand Tyneside that seek to evaluate digital health interventions and healthcareinnovation to improve experiences for marginalised groups, patients, and healthcare practitioners. I am currently the lead researcher for the University ofBradford evaluation team (comprised of myself, Professor R. Randell, Facultyof Health Studies and Professor P. Gardner, Faculty of Life Sciences)undertaking a realist evaluation of the implementation of innovation withinBradford District and Craven Health and Social Care Partnership. This is fundedby the Health Foundation and is due to complete in March 2025. https://www.health.org.uk/funding-and-partnerships/programmes/bradford-and-craven-innovation-hubI am a member of The Workforce Observatory http://www.workforce-observatory.com/. See publications.Rapid Review on the use of Remote Consultations. in collaboration with Dr L McVey and Faculty of Health colleagues (ongoing)Evaluating TechnologyEnabled Care. Part of the teamundertaking HEIF funded realist evaluation on the use of technology enabledcare (‘Safe and Sound’). Led by Professor R Randell (ongoing)The impact of electroniccare plans on the burden of nursing documentation. Team member of this HEIF fundedproject led by Dr Ray Samuriwo on the impact of electronic care plans on theburden on nursing documentation, in collaboration with Leeds Teaching HospitalsNHS Trust. (ongoing) Tyneside IntegratedMusculoskeletal Service (TIMS) evaluation. Funded byTIMS to undertake realist evaluation of the implementation of an integrated musculoskeletalservice in Tyneside in collaboration with Dr N Alvarado. see publications.Telecare consultationsin care homes. Funded by HEIF andBradford CCG to evaluate the use of telecare consultations in Bradford andAiredale care homes during the period of COVID-19. This was undertaken incollaboration with Professor R. Randell and Faculty of Health colleagues (Mayto June 2021). Experiences of undergraduate Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) students on Health and Wellbeing Programmes (report for the Faculty of Health EDI Committee, presented 2020). With N Prinjha and J Walker.University of Bradford funded projects to a) explore barriers and facilitators to increasing exercise and physical activity rates among asylum seeking communities in Northern England (2018) and b) to evaluate perceptions of asylum seeking communities of a physical activity animation intervention (developed by the research team) (2019-20). See publications.Health Foundation funded research to explore longer term sustainability and commitment to Patient Safety Huddles in eight acute hospital ward teams (2018). This was an extension to a Health Foundation project undertaken by the University of Bradford - led by Professor M.A. Mohammed - to evaluate the scaling up of patient safety huddles in five trusts in Yorkshire. See publications.