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Evans J. Enteral and parenteral nutrition: Principles and practice, European Bone Marrow Transplant
(EBMT) Society Annual Meeting Paris, 23-26 April 2023
Evans J. Complications, outcomes and family experiences of gastrostomy feeding in paediatric bone marrow
transplant: A mixed methods study, Anthony Nolan paediatric stem cell transplant study day Manchester, 6
July 2023
Evans J. Outcomes and experiences of gastrostomy versus nasogastric tube feeding in pediatric bone
marrow transplant: a mixed methods study, European Bone Marrow Transplant (EBMT) Society Nurses
Education Conference Madrid, 28-29 September 2023
Evans J. Family decision making and experiences of gastrostomy versus nasogastric tube feeding during
allogeneic bone marrow transplant, International Society for Paediatric Oncology (SIOP) conference Ottawa,
11-14 October 2023
Evans J. A mixed methods study investigating outcomes and experiences of gastrostomy versus nasogastric
tube feeding in paediatric bone marrow transplant (prize winner best presentation in the paediatrics stream),
British Dietetic Association (BDA) Research Symposium: Birmingham, 6 December 2023
Phillip Harniess
PhD, MSc, BSc (Hons), AFHEA, MCSP
NIHR Clinical Doctoral Research Fellowship, UCL Institute of Education
Study title: Optimising parental involvement in physical therapy early intervention for infants with emerging
cerebral palsy
Supervisors: Professor Jeff Bezemer, Dr Deanna Gibbs, Dr Anna Basu
June 2018 – April 2023
Phill is a clinical academic physiotherapist and mid-career researcher within the field of paediatric applied
health and disability sociology. His research and clinical expertise surrounds supporting parent carers and
infants with neurodisability. He has experience of mixed qualitative methodologies, including; participatory
research, Grounded Theory, realist synthesis/evaluation, ethnography and conversation analysis.
Over 2023, Phill was a part-time clinical team lead for the Community Paediatric Physiotherapy department
in Guys9 and St Thomas9 NHS Foundation Trust (GSTT). In addition, he took up a part-time post-doctoral
research fellow role in The Peninsula Childhood Disability Research Unit – PenCRU (University of Exeter)
researching parent carer health and wellbeing (within the Healthy Parent Carer programme). He continued
to be involved as a committee member of two early career researcher forums; the European Academy of
Childhood Disability and the NIHR North Thames ARC.
Following the completion of his clinical contract within GSTT, he returned to Great Ormond Street Hospital
(October 2023) to take up a research fellow role within the Seen and Be Heard study, led by Chief
Investigator – Dr Kate Oulton. This project is seeking to explore equity of cancer care for children with
learning difficulties and or who are autistic.
PhD Project:
His PhD was a mixed qualitative methods project aimed to gain an in-depth understanding of parent
engagement in early intervention physical therapy for infants with cerebral palsy and develop applied theory
to inform practice. The project was completed, and thesis was successfully defended in April 2023.
Digital Profile:
ORCID ID: 0000-0003-3609-7556
Research gate profile: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Phillip_Harniess
Peer reviewed publications:
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