Edward has been the Co-Programme Director for Clinical Trials by Distance Learning at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine since 2023 and has served as the Module Organiser for the CTM202 Trial Design module since 2021. With over a decade of experience in Higher Education, Edward brings a wealth of expertise in programme and module leadership, as well as supervising both undergraduate and postgraduate research projects.
With a background in sport and exercise, Edward’s research focuses on the role of exercise and physical activity interventions in the management and treatment of non-communicable diseases. His particular area of interest is exploring the effectiveness of these interventions for individuals with breast cancer across the care continuum, contributing to advancements in patient-centred care and rehabilitation.
Affiliations
Teaching
As the Module Organiser for the CTM202 Trial Design module within the Clinical Trials by Distance Learning programme at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Edward coordinates the teaching and learning of essential clinical trial methodologies, including non-inferiority, crossover, adaptive, cluster, and factorial designs, among others.
Research
Edward's research is centred on developing and refining exercise-based interventions aimed at enhancing the overall health and well-being of individuals with non-communicable diseases, particularly cancer. His work seeks to identify how excerise intervention, physical activity and behavioural change interventions can be used as a therapeutic tool to improve physical functional outcomes such as aerobic capcity, muscular strength and endurance, neuromuscular proprioception and flexibility, and quality of life.
Selected Publications
