Andy Mayne

Andy Mayne

PenCHORD Honorary Associate Research Fellow

Expertise

Non-Elective Care

Biography

I am the Lead Data Scientist for the Somerset Integrated Care System with a remit to introduce Data Science and conduct Operational Research. I have a particular interest in non-elective care including patient flow, major trauma, emergency departments, critical care, and prehospital care (999).

In my PenCHORD role I am researching into whether Discrete Event Simulation and Causal Impact Analysis can be combined to better identify meaningful change in a complex healthcare system. Alongside this work I help to facilitate research between PenCHORD and Somerset ICS. For the past two years I have been a mentor on the Health Service Modelling Associates (HSMA 4,5) scheme, helping to train the next generation of Data Scientists in Healthcare.

Read the preprint Forecasting the daily demand for emergency medical ambulances in England and Wales: A benchmark model and external validation

Other team members

Jemma Phillips

Jemma Phillips

Research and Communications Administrator
Ben Holdsworth

Ben Holdsworth

PenCHORD Honorary Associate Research Fellow
Sammi Rosser

Sammi Rosser

Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Dr Robert Challen

Dr Robert Challen

PenCHORD Honorary Associate Research Fellow
Sebastian Rabucha

Sebastian Rabucha

PenCHORD Honorary Associate Research Fellow
Amy Heather

Amy Heather

Postdoctoral Research Associate
Dr Thomas Monks

Dr Thomas Monks

Associate Professor of Health Data Science
Chrissie Walker

Chrissie Walker

PenCHORD Research and Operations Manager
Dr Alison Harper

Dr Alison Harper

PenCHORD Honorary Associate Research Fellow
Dr Sean Manzi

Dr Sean Manzi

PenCHORD Honorary Associate Research Fellow
Dr Mike Allen

Dr Mike Allen

Senior Research Fellow in Applied Healthcare Modelling and Data Science
Professor Martin Pitt

Professor Martin Pitt

Professor of Applied Healthcare Modelling and Data Science
Dr Daniel Chalk

Dr Daniel Chalk

Senior Research Fellow in Applied Healthcare Modelling and Analysis