Sheelah Connolly
Irish Centre for Social Gerontology
Sheelah Connolly was a Research Fellow at the Centre for Public Health, Queens University Belfast (QUB). She completed undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Economics at the National University of Ireland, Galway (NUIG), a Masters degree in Health Economics at the University of York and a PhD in Public Health at QUB. She has lectured Economics at the NUIG and QUB. Her research to date has largely focused on the interplay between area and health which has led to an interest in how health systems operate across regions. Sheelah recently took up a research position at the Irish Centre for Social Gerontology, NUIG.
Sheelah Connolly has worked on
The four health systems of the UK: How do they compare? 11/04/2014 • Professor Gwyn Bevan | Marina Karanikolos | Josephine Exley | Ellen Nolte | Sheelah Connolly | Professor Nicholas Mays
This report assesses the performance of the NHS on the quality of patient care in all four UK countries since devolution.
Funding and performance of healthcare systems in the four countries of the UK before and after devolution 20/01/2010 • Professor Gwyn Bevan | Professor Nicholas Mays | Sheelah Connolly
This report undertakes a completely new comparison of NHS performance in the English regions and the devolved countries of the UK.