Dr Juliette Malley
Juliette has over 15 years of experience researching adult social care to inform policy and practice in England and high-income countries. She is a Reader in the Better Health & Care Hub and Cicely Saunders Institute of Palliative Care, Policy and Rehabilitation at King’s College London. Juliette has worked closely with policymakers on a number of projects and advised various governmental and non-governmental bodies, including the Department of Health and Social Care, Social Care Wales, OECD, NICE and NIHR.
Juliette's research examines contemporary developments in social care policy and practice, often evaluating the consequences of changes to inform decision-making by policymakers and social care organisations. Current and recent research examines innovations in capacity-building and improving the use of evidence in social care contexts, community-based prevention initiatives, and digital care technologies. More broadly her work explores practical problems in innovation and the transformation of organisations and systems, seeking to guide service improvement and the policy process.
She also has expertise in the measurement of outcomes, quality and user experience in social care, having had a leading role in the development of ASCOT (a preference-weighted measure of social care outcomes).
Juliette enjoys her weekly run/shuffle/gossip club and spends time with family and friends
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