Dr Kathryn Watson
KIS improvement science specialists
Research associate, King’s Improvement Science, King’s College London
Dr Kathryn Watson
Kathryn joined KIS in 2021. She is passionate about applied health research, mental health and the value of lived experience.
She has a background in clinical medicine and worked as a GP specialist trainee until 2018. She also holds a BSc in immunity and infection and a PhD in microbiology from Imperial College London.
Prior to joining KIS, Kathryn worked as a researcher at Solent University on a mental health and heritage project, in research communications at the McPin Foundation and as a peer support tutor at City and Hackney Recovery College.
She also successfully created and launched an illustrated mental health toolkit via Kickstarter in 2021 for both people with lived experience of mental health issues and health professionals.
Research interests
- Applied health research
- Mental health
- Peer research
- Patient and public involvement in research
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Latest papers
- Kathryn Watson, Helen Sheldon, Elena Pallari, Nikita Arumalla, Rachel R Olive, Olga Boiko, Camille Aznar, Emma-Jayne Adams, Ailsa Bosworth, Len Demetriou, Melanie Martin, Mary-Ann Palmer, Polly Sinclair, Emily J Smith, Nick Sevdalis, Andrew Walker, Toby Garrood, Remote monitoring of patients with rheumatoid arthritis in a low disease activity state: a mixed methods evaluation across six hospitals in London, UK, Rheumatology, 2024;, keae112,
