Professor Roman Kislov

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Biography

Roman Kislov is Professor of Health Policy and Management in the Centre for Decent Work and Productivity. He also serves as REF UoA Lead for Outputs and Environment, providing academic leadership for the development of strategies to maximise and enhance the Faculty’s performance in REF 2029. Roman has previously acted as Director of the Centre for Decent Work and Productivity and led its Work, Management and Leadership Capabilities Knowledge Platform.

Roman has extensive experience of leading qualitative research into the processes and practices of knowledge mobilisation, with a particular interest in communities of practice, boundary spanning, collective leadership and implementation of change. His work crosses disciplinary boundaries between organisation studies, public administration and implementation science.

Roman is currently a Deputy Theme Lead for Implementation Science in the National Institute for Health and Care Research Applied Research Collaboration (NIHR ARC) Greater Manchester—a large-scale partnership between universities, NHS providers and third-sector organisations aiming to produce research that responds to the needs of local health and care system across the region.

Roman is Secretary of the Society for Studies in Organizing Healthcare (SHOC) and also holds visiting positions at the Institute for Health Policy and Organisation, The University of Manchester and the Australian Centre for Health Services Innovation (AusHSI), Queensland University of Technology. He is an Associate Editor of Implementation Science Communications and sits on the funding committee of the NIHR Health and Social Care Delivery Research (HSDR) Programme.

Prior to pursuing an academic career, Roman worked as a doctor for a gold mining company in Central Asia, combining clinical work with a managerial post.

Roman’s work has appeared in Human Relations, Organization Studies, Public Administration Review, Public Administration, Public Management Review, Implementation Science, BMJ Quality and Safety and other leading journals. He is a lead editor of Managing Healthcare Organisations in Challenging Policy Contexts (Palgrave Macmillan) and a co-author of Cambridge Element on Implementation Science (Cambridge University Press).

Teaching

Supervision

I am interested in supervising doctoral students pursuing research on topics related to organisation of healthcare, healthcare professions, inter-organisational partnerships, boundary spanning, collective leadership, co-production of research, public sector governance, knowledge mobilisation and implementation

Research outputs