Dr Freda Elizabeth Mold

Senior Lecturer in Integrated Care

BSc, PhD

+44 (0)1483 684636

Freda.mold@surrey.ac.uk

Tuesday - Thursday

Academic and research departments

School of Health Sciences.

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Biography

I received my PhD from the �鶹��Ƶ in 2001 and worked as a post-doctoral researcher at King's College London for 9 years, initially in Public Health Sciences and then in the Florence Nightingale School of Nursing and Midwifery.

Since leaving Kings' I worked for NHS Evidence (previously part of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) conducting rapid online reviews.

I joined The �鶹��Ƶ again in 2010, working as a Research Fellow in the Department of Health Care Management and Policy. At this time I undertook a large scale systematic review investigating patients access to their electronic medical records and online services in primary care.

Over the years I have been fortunate enough to work on various mixed methods research projects, focusing on long-term conditions and access to services. Studies included the investigation of factors impacting on patients' access and uptake of after stroke services in London, the care of ethnic elders in care homes, and early interventions for frail older people.

Since moving to Health Sciences I have continued to follow my research interest in access to services for specific patient groups in relation to primary/ community care delivery.

News

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Research

Research interests

Research Interests:

Online access to computerised medical records and services in primary care.

Virtual consultations in primary care.

Obesity Stigma.

Spirituality in care homes.

Early interventions for frail older people.

Health care provision for people with Learning Disabilities.

Research projects

TINA study: How can the language of a virtual receptionist (chatbot) be optimised to increase access to cervical screening appointments?

Start date: 01 December 2022

End date: 31 December 2024

Delegation of insulin administration to non-registered healthcare workers in community nursing teams: an evaluation of care and practice for older people with diabetes

Start date: 02 March 2020

End date: 21 December 2021

Teaching

MSc Dissertation Module Lead

MSc Supervisor

PhD Supervisor

PGR Director

Publications

Highlights

Mold F, Hendy J, Lai YL, de Lusignan S. Electronic Consultation in Primary Care Between Providers and Patients: Systematic Review. JMIR Med Inform. 2019 Dec 3;7(4):e13042. doi: 10.2196/13042.

Mold F, Cooke D, Ip A, Perijat R, Denton S, Armes J. COVID-19 and beyond: virtual consultations in primary care—reflecting on the evidence base for implementation and ensuring reach: commentary article. BMJ Health Care Inform 2021 Jan;28(1):e100256. doi: 10.1136/bmjhci-2020-100256.

Mold F, Cooke D, Ip A, Perijat R, Denton S, Armes J. (2021)

McMillan B, Davidge G, Brown L, Lyons M, Atherton H, Goulding R, Mold F, Morris RL, Sanders C. (2021)

Davidge G, Sanders C, Hays R, Morris R, Atherton H, Mold F, McMillan B. (2020)

Carey N, Alkhamees N, Cox A, Sund-Levander M, Tingström P, Mold F. (2020)

Eaton-Williams P, Mold F, Magnusson C. (2020) Exploring paramedic perceptions of feedback using a phenomenological approach. Br Paramed J. 2020 Jun 1;5(1):7-14. doi: 10.29045/14784726.2020.06.5.1.7.

Eaton-Williams P, Mold F, Magnusson C. (2020) Eaton-Williams, P., Mold, F., & Magnusson, C. Effective clinical feedback provision to ambulance clinicians: a literature review. Journal of Paramedic Practice, 2020, 12(3), 109-117.

Mold F, Raleigh M, Alharbi NS, de Lusignan S. (2018)

Kidd T, Mold F, Jones C, Ream E, Grosvenor W, Sund-Levander M, Tingström P, Carey N. (2019)

Stenner K, Edwards J, Mold F, Otter S, Courtenay M, Moore A, Carey N. (2018)

Liyanage H, Liaw ST, Konstantara E, Mold F, Schreiber R, Kuziemsky C, Terry AL, de Lusignan S. (2018)

Edwards J, Mold F, Knivett D, Boulter P, Firn M, Carey N (2017)

Kidd T, Carey N, Mold F, Westwood S, Miklaucich M, Konstantara E, Sterr A, Cooke D (2017)

Cox A, Lucas G, Marcu A, Piano M, Grosvenor W, Mold F, Maguire R, Ream E (2017)

Ajala O, Mold F, Boughton C, Cooke D, Whyte M (2017)

Mold F & de Lusignan S (2015)

Mold F, de Lusignan S, Sheikh A, Majeed A, Wyatt JC, Quinn T, Cavill M, Franco C, Chauhan U, Blakey H, Kataria N, Arvanitis TN, Ellis B (2015)

Liyanage H, de Lusignan S, Liaw ST, Kuziemsky CE, Mold F, Krause P, Fleming D, Jones S (2014)

Cookson, G and Mold, F (2014) The business case for social welfare advice services: An evidence review. Legal Action. 2014. July/ August.

de Lusignan S, Mold F, Sheikh A, Majeed A, Wyatt JC, Quinn T, Cavill M, Gronlund TA, Franco C, Chauhan U, Blakey H, Kataria N, Barker F, Ellis B, Koczan P, Arvanitis TN, McCarthy M, Jones S, Rafi I (2014)

Mold F, Ellis B, de Lusignan S, Sheikh A, Wyatt JC, Cavill M, Michalakidis G, Barker F, Majeed A, Quinn T, Koczan P, Avanitis T, Gronlund TA, Franco C, McCarthy M, Renton Z, Chauhan U, Blakey H, Kataria N, Jones S, Rafi I (2012)

Mold F & Forbes A (2013)

Mujika A., Forbes A., While A., Mold F & Canga N (2010) Relationship between diabetes knowledge, glycaemic control and quality of life: Pilot study. Diabetes & Primary care, 2010: 12 (6): 374-381.

Mold F, Roberts J, Fitzpatrick J, Barriball L (2008)

Mold F, While A & Forbes A (2008) The management of Type 2 diabetes care: the challenge within primary care. Practical Diabetes International, 2008: 25 (1):28-36.

Mold F, Forbes A & While A (2008) The challenges of managing Type 2 diabetes in primary care. The Nursing Times, 2008: 104 (7):32-33.

Mold F (2006) Sickness and salvation: social theories of the body in the sociology of religion. In J. Beckford & J. Walliss (Eds.), Religion and Social Theory: Classical and Contemporary Debates, Ashgate Press, Aldershot. pp. 223- 236.

Mold F, Wolfe C, McKevitt C (2006)

Mold F, Fitzpatrick JM, Roberts JD (2005)

McKevitt C, Redfern J, Mold F, Wolfe C (2004)

Mold F, McKevitt C, Wolfe C (2003) A review and commentary of the social factors which influence stroke care: issues of inequality in qualitative literature. Health Soc Care Community. 2003 Sep;11(5):405-14.

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