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Staff Team

The Epidemiology PPI staff team are responsible for coordinating group work and acting as a bridge between patients and researchers. Drawing on a variety of research interests and specialities, the team are on hand to make sure the voices of our Core PPI Group, PPI Pool and study-specific patient partners are represented within the research agenda of the group.

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Meet our PPI coordination team

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Stuart Anderson

stuStuart joined the Epidemiology group as a Project Assistant in February 2018, working on the MAmMOTH project. Since then he has worked on a number of studies providing administrative support, including PACFiND , CONTAIN and FRESKO. He is currently the Centre Manager for the and the , and also works on several associated studies involving musculoskeletal conditions and their impact on work .

He holds degrees in Law from the University of Glasgow and University of Strathclyde, and in his spare time he enjoys cooking and music.

Claire Hunter

Official photograph of Claire HunterClaire joined the Epidemiology Group in 2025 as a PhD student. Her research interests include rheumatic disease, chronic pain, health disparities, and the intersection of these topics. Claire’s PhD aims to identify whether men and women with psoriatic arthritis (PsA) have different rates and lived experience of diagnosis, treatment response, and associated health, social and economic outcomes.

Before starting her PhD, Claire completed an MSc in Clinical Nutrition at the 黑料网. Outside of her studies and PPI coordinating duties, Claire enjoys exploring Scotland, skiing, and attempting to grow fruits, vegetables and cut flowers in her garden.

Karen Keenan

K woman with brown hairaren joined the Epidemiology Group as a Study Coordinator in November 2015.

During this time she has co-ordinated two MRI studies; one exploring fatigue in Lupus disease and one looking at whether NSAIDs mask inflammation on MRI in Axial Spondyloarthritis ( DyNAMISM ), before embarking in her current role as Study Coordinator of the British Society for Rheumatology Psoriatic Arthritis Register ( BSR-PsA ). Prior to joining the group Karen worked as a Research Fellow in the Health Services Research Unit and Medical Genetics Group. Karen also has experience of working in the voluntary sector where she managed a National Youth Service for young people at risk of Huntington's disease.

In her spare time, Karen enjoys hill walking and watching movies with her family.