Andrew has a Geography/Statistics joint degree from the University of Hull (1985) and has gained a great deal of research experience working at the Cranfield University School of Management (from 1985 to 1995). Andrew completed his Ph.D at Cranfield University School of Management, on the influence of demographics on management within UK National Health Service Trusts. He is currently working as a management research consultant specialising in survey design and data analysis. He has undertaken employee attitude surveys, culture diagnoses, customer satisfaction surveys, benchmark analysis and conjoint analysis, both in the public sector and private sectors at an international level.
In the healthcare sector Andrew has participated in the design and statistical analysis of epidemiology studies. These epidemiology studies were undertaken in partnership with clinical experts to obtain a better understanding of the patients' needs.
References
Picchietti D, Allen R, Walters A, Davidson J, Myers A & Ferini-Strambi. Restless Legs Syndrome: Prevalence and Impact in Children and Adolescents The Peds REST Study. 2007; 120:253-266
O'Keeffe ST, Egan D, Myers A & Redmond S. The frequency and impact of restless legs syndrome in primary care. Irish Medical Journal. 2007; 100(7):539-42
Allen R, Walters A, Montplaisir, Hening W, Myers A, Bell T & Ferini-Strambi L. Restless Legs Syndrome Prevalence and Impact; REST General Population Study. 2005; 156:1286-1292
Hening W, Walters A, Allen R, Montplaisir J, Myers A & Ferini-Strambi L. Impact, diagnosis and treatment of restless legs syndrome (RLS) in a primary care population: the REST (RLS epidemiology, symptoms and treatment) primary care study. Sleep Medicine. 2004; 5; 237-246
