Dr Carl Marincowitz

MB, BChir, MSc, PhD, FRCEM

School of Medicine and Population Health

Senior Clinical Lecturer

Co-Lead, Delivering Care Closer to Home Theme Yorkshire and Humber NIHR ARC

Honorary Consultant, Emergency Medicine Sheffield Teaching Hospitals

c.marincowitz@sheffield.ac.uk
Regent Court (ScHARR)

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Dr Carl Marincowitz
School of Medicine and Population Health
Regent Court (ScHARR)
30 Regent Street
Sheffield
S1 4DA
Profile

I am an NIHR Advanced Fellow (NIHR303605, Understanding and addressing variation in Emergency Department attendances and inpatient admissions from care homes: a mixed methods study, £837,968), NHS Consultant in Emergency Medicine, and Co-Lead the Delivering Care Closer to Home Theme Yorkshire and Humber NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (Theme £1,399,499.26, ARC £11,556,593).

I have previously completed an NIHR Clinical Lectureship, an NIHR Doctoral Research Fellowship (DRF-2016-09-086, Guidelines for The Management of Traumatic Brain Injury: An Impact Assessment and Further Development, £325,595.76), and speciality training in Emergency Medicine. 

I am a health services researcher who uses routinely collected healthcare data and mixed methods to evaluate and develop systems-based interventions in urgent, emergency, and wider health and social care. I have a clinical research interest in Traumatic Brain Injury.

Research interests
  • Routinely collected healthcare data
  • Systematic reviews
  • Quasi-experimental methods
  • Mixed methods
  • Prognostic modelling and risk prediction
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Research group

The Centre for Urgent and Emergency Care Research (CURE)

Grants

2026

National Institute for Health Research Yorkshire and Humber Applied Research Collaboration. £11,556,593, Delivering Care Closer to Home Theme £1,399,499.26 (Co-Lead).

2024

National Institute for Health Research Advanced Fellowship. Understanding and addressing variation in Emergency Department attendances and inpatient admissions from care homes: a mixed methods study. £837,968 (Personal Award).

2021

Reducing unplanned hospital admissions from care homes: an updated and extended systematic review, NIHR, HS&DR. £94,859 (Co-applicant).

The PRIEST (Pandemic Respiratory Infection Emergency System Triage) Study for Low and Middle-Income Countries, International COVID-19 Data Alliance (Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation). £71,747 (Chief Investigator).

2020

Pandemic Respiratory Infection Emergency System Triage, National Institute for Health Research, contract variation. £250,000 (Co-Chief Investigator).

University of Sheffield Clinical Academic Training Pump-priming Awards for Clinical Lecturers: Exploring reasons for variability in Emergency Department Attendances between care homes in the Yorkshire and Humber region. £4000 (Personal Award).       

CENTER-TBI Scholarship £1200 (Personal Award).

2016

National Institute for Health Research Doctoral Research Fellowship. The Management of Traumatic Brain Injury: An Impact Assessment and Further Development. £337,530 (Personal Award).