
Dr Jessica Harris
BSc(Liv.), MSc, PhD(Lond.), FHEA
Current positions
Senior Lecturer in Statistics
Bristol Medical School (PHS)
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Biography
Jessica Harris is an applied Statistician with a particuar interest in routinely-collected healthcare data and the use of these within clinical research studies, increasing efficiency of data collection. Jessica has a BSc in Mathematical Statistics (Liverpool), an MSc in Medical Statistics (LSHTM) a postgraduate diploma in Epidemiology (McGill University, Montreal, Canada) and a PhD (Imperial College, London) in the epidemiology of idiopathic fibrosing alvelolits, a life-limiting lung condition of unknown aetology.
Jessica is heavily involved in postgraduate teaching within several MSc programmes within the University of Bristol's medical school, delivering sessions on research methods, clinical trials and statistics.
Jessica is heavily involved in postgraduate teaching within several MSc programmes within the University of Bristol's medical school, delivering sessions on research methods, clinical trials and statistics.
Publications
Recent publications
16/04/2025Management of older adults consulting in primary care with back pain
UK Cohort study to Investigate the prevention of Parastomal Hernia (The CIPHER Study)
A scoping review of statistical methods used to report EORTC QLQ-C30 quality of life scores measured longitudinally
BMC Medical Research Methodology
Effect of live birth on the age at natural menopause and predicting the age at natural menopause
Climacteric
Prevalence and outcomes of patients taking oral corticosteroids for over 1 month undergoing major surgery in England 2010-2020
Anaesthesia