Programme Governance

Management Board

The GW4-CAT HP2 Management Board is chaired by the Director, Prof. Kathryn Peall and has representatives from each of the partner institutions. The Management Group is responsible for strategic and operational oversight of the programme.

Cardiff (Chair)Prof. Kathryn Peall (Director)
BristolProfessor Richard Coward (Director)
BathDr Prasad Nishtala (Co-director)
BathProfessor Sarah Halligan (Co-director)
BathDr William Tillert (Co-director)
BristolDr Mark Gormley (Co-director)
BristolProf. Yvonne Wren (Co-director)
CardiffDr Haroon Ahmed (Co-director)
CardiffDr Victoria Shepherd (Co-director)
ExeterProfessor Albert Basson (Co-director)
ExeterDr John Dennis (Co-Director)
ExeterProfessor Maggie Shepherd (Co-Director)
SwanseaProfessor Ceri Battle (Co-Director)
SwanseaProfessor Gwyneth Davies (Co-Director)
SwanseaProfessor Andrew Morris (Co-Director)
Fellows’ RepresentativeDr Leila Ellis – Medic
Fellows RepresentativeMrs Cat Rolls – Healthcare Professional

External Advisory Board

The External Advisory Board is chaired by Professor Sir John Iredale, University of Bristol and consists of clinical academic representatives from a range of institutions. The External Advisory Board provides reflective input and advice to the Management Board, to contribute to the strategic development of GW4-CAT HP2.

InstitutionBoard MemberSpecialty, Roles
BristolProf. Sir John Iredale (Chair)Emeritus Professor, Physician
BathProf. Marcus MunafoClinical Psychologist, Deputy Vice-Chancellor
Kings College, LondonProf. Monica Busse-MorrisApplied Health and Care Research, Vice Dean (People & Culture)
LeedsProf. Nicola InnesPaediatric Dentistry
EdinburghDr Rachel GuestHepatobiliary Surgery
Edinburgh Prof. Richard Mellanby Veterinary Science

Operational Board

The GW4-CAT HP2 Operational Board sub-groups, consist of members representing finance, human resources, doctoral and post-doctoral students departments from the five participating institutions. Chaired by the Programme Manager, Tracey Jarvis, the groups are responsible for co-ordinating within their respective institutions to facilitate support for fellows appointed to the programme.

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