Dr Louise Hull
KIS improvement science specialists
Deputy director of the centre for implementation science, King’s College London
Dr Louise Hull
Louise is Deputy Director of the Centre for Implementation Science at King’s College London.
She is also NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) South London’s implementation research theme lead.
Louise trained as a psychologist and completed a PhD in patient safety at Imperial College London. Her expertise and research interests are in implementation science, improvement science and patient safety.
Over the past 10 years, Louise has led the development and validation of numerous non-technical and teamwork assessment tools for use in healthcare. Most recently, her research has focused on developing tools to improve the conceptual and methodological quality of implementation and improvement research.
Research interests
- Implementation science (research and practice)
- Improvement science
- Patient safety
Teaching
- Implementation science
- Improvement science
- Patient safety
Expertise and public engagement
- Editorial board member, BMJ Simulation & Technology Enhanced Learning (2015-21).
- Associate Editor, BMC Health Services Research (2018-20)
- Peer reviewer for numerous journals, including Implementation Science
- Advises researchers and clinicians on implementation science research methods
Contact details
Latest papers
Evaluating the Application of the RE-AIM Planning and Evaluation Framework: An Updated Systematic Review and Exploration of Pragmatic Application Danielle D'Lima, Tayana Soukup and Louise Hull, Frontiers in Health, Jan 2022
Defining, conceptualizing and evaluating pragmatic qualities of quantitative instruments measuring implementation determinants and outcomes: a scoping and critical review of the literature and recommendations for future research Louise Hull, Richard Boulton, Fiona Jones, Annette Boaz, Nick Sevdalis Translational Behavioural Medicine, Nov 2022
