Dr Albert Farre
Senior Lecturer
Health Sciences, School of Health Sciences
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Biography
Albert is a behavioural and implementation scientist dedicated to improving the quality, safety, and equity of health services and public health programmes. His work addresses the critical gap between evidence and practice through the development, adaptation, and evaluation of complex interventions across diverse populations and settings.
Research
Albert’s research spans the full implementation science continuum, ranging from foundational qualitative work and intervention development through pilot and feasibility studies to large-scale randomised controlled trials and process evaluations. By leveraging mixed-methods approaches, his research integrates quantitative and qualitative evidence to generate actionable insights for policymakers, commissioners, practitioners and the communities they serve, including patients across a wide spectrum of health conditions.
Teaching
Albert teaches on research methods and health/illness/care behaviours at undergraduate and postgraduate level, and supervises Masters and PhD students.