- N15, Phase 1, Plymouth Science Park, Davy Road, Plymouth, PL6 8BX
- joe.lomax@plymouth.ac.uk

Profiles
Mr Joe Lomax
Research Assistant in Medical Statistics
Peninsula Medical School (Faculty of Health)
Biography
Biography
I am currently a Research Assistant for the Medical Statistics group within the Faculty of Health. I work mainly on the Down’s syndrome screening Quality Assurance Support Service (DQASS), as well as assisting on trials within the Peninsula Clinical Trials Unit (PenCTU) and other Medical Statistics group projects.
Since October 2022 I have also been undertaking a PhD within the Faculty of Health, studying longitudinal metabolomics modelling in childhood health.
Qualifications
BSc (Hons) Mathematics & Statistics, University of Plymouth (2017)
MSc Statistics with Medical Applications, University of Sheffield (2020)
Graduate Statistician (GradStat), Royal Statistical Society (2022)
Professional membership
Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society
Publications
Publications
Key publications
Key publications are highlighted
Journals
Articles
(2023) 'Geographical variations in long term colorectal cancer outcomes in England: a contemporary population analysis revealing the north–south divide in colorectal cancer survival' Surgical Endoscopy , DOI
(2022) 'Brief intervention to reduce fatigue impact in patients with inflammatory arthritis: design and outcomes of a single-arm feasibility study' BMJ Open 12, (7) , DOI Open access
(2022) 'Mental Imagery to Reduce Alcohol- related harm in patients with alcohol dependence and alcohol-related liver damaGE: the MIRAGE pilot trial protocol' BMJ Open Gastroenterology 12, (5) , DOI Open access
(2022) 'Young‐onset colorectal cancer: Insights from an English population‐based study' Colorectal Disease , DOI Open access
(2022) 'Colorectal cancer outcomes determined by mode of presentation: analysis of population data in England between 2010 and 2014' Techniques in Coloproctology 26, (5) 363-372 , DOI Open access
Presentations and posters
'O26 Testing an intervention to reduce fatigue impact in inflammatory arthritis: design and outcomes of a single-arm feasibility study' , DOI