Jamie Burn

Research Fellow, 2008

While at Policy Exchange Jamie co-wrote two publications for the Health unit as part of an investigation into reforming the NHS. He has a first class degree in Philosophy from the University of Sheffield, and an MSc with distinction in Social Policy from the University of Edinburgh.

Weighing In

by Jamie Burn | Nov 10, 2008

Read Publication As the nations waistlines continue to grow, there is a need for a systematic review into the effectiveness of interventions aimed at tackling obesity, says the latest research by leading think tank Policy Exchange. And with a quarter of adults in the...

All Change Please

by Jamie Burn | Jun 4, 2008

Read Publication Even when backed by clear evidence, new technologies and practices inch their way too slowly through the vast web of structures that make up the National Health Service. This is one of the reasons our standards often fall below those of comparable...

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