Dr Kathryn James
Biography
I have been a lecturer in Quantitative Methods at the University of Portsmouth since September 2013. I hold a PhD in Operational Research from University of Wales, Swansea, which looked at measuring efficiency in NHS Trusts using Data Envelopment Analysis. Following my PhD, I spent 9 years as a Government Operational Research Service analyst, working in the Department of Education and Employment, the Department of Trade and Industry and the Border Agency. During this time, I worked on diverse projects such as the development of a value-added measure for 16-18 year olds, forecasting air passenger traffic demand, analysing performance ratings by gender and ethnicity and forecasting nationality applications.
Teaching responsibilities
I am the course leader for the Digital Business Management MSc and lead the associated Business Analytics module on the programme. I also teach analytics on level 4 & 5 modules. I am responsible for the employability and skills development modules for the Business and Supply Chain Management BSc degree programme.
Research outputs
2022
Why there is underutilization of four and more antenatal care services despite the colossal rise in institutional deliveries in Bihar, India
Prasad, R. D., Arora, S., Salve, P. S., Goli, S., James, K. S., Pallikadavath, S., Mishra, U. S., Rajan, I. S.
1 Dec 2022, In: Journal of Social and Economic Development. 24, 2, p. 355-378, 24p.
Research output: Article