Tony is a Senior Lecturer in Biostatistics and holds a joint position in the School of Mathematical Sciences and the School of Public Health. He has extensive publications. Citation Index: 31,414 (9,730 since 2019) h-index: 62 (39 since 2019) i10: 108 (83 since 2019) source Google Scholar (September 2024) He has served as co-PI/Work Package lead on recent studies including the EPICC study of chronic disease morbidity, the MAMMI-SIM study looking at health problems of women during pregnancy and after childbirth, and the ISWAB study looking at student wellbeing and the impact of Covid-19. Previosly he was a co-PI on the Eldermet study exploring associations between bacterial profiles and health, dietary and lifestyle factors and Work Package lead on the SIREN study looking at the Impact of Reconfiguration on Emergency and Urgent Care Networks. This study led to recommendations for diet and food ingredients, to the benefit of Irish consumers and the Irish food industry. Additional research includes a study of Lifestyle Transitions and Trajectories through the Life course and a national study examining national patterns in suicide and self-harm. Working with colleagues throughout Europe he helped develop the Systematic COronary Risk Evaluation (SCORE) model. SCORE is based on the largest body of cohort study data (n=205,78

General Biostatistics Risk Prediction Longitudinal data analysis Epidemiology

Current PostgraduatesFionna Barry Doctoral degreeLydia Iladiva Doctoral degree Ann Monaghan Doctoral degree Fintan O'Shea Masters by Research Modules Coordinated 2024EH6133 Advanced Quantitive AnalysisST1001 Introduction to Health Statistics ST2005 Social Research and Survey Methods ST6011 Advanced Biostatistics ST6012 Survival Analysis