Beth Edwards Email & Phone Number

Bristol, Gb

City Of Bristol, England, United Kingdom

I live with this funky little condition called type 1 diabetes and have done since I was 9.The thing about type 1? It’s always on. If you live with type 1 too, your mind is probably whirling with insulin doses, carb calculations or where your blood sugars are at. It can be both a tough gig and a lonely one. You know your body best, but sometimes a helping hand can make the world of difference. If you’re going around in circles about what you "should" be eating, feel confused about the keto diet vs high fat low carb, or you’re just not feeling on top of your type 1 game. I hear you – and I’m here to help. Get in touch ~ beth@bethedwardsnutrition.com

Life with diabetes is complicated. Access to vital insulin, diabetes supplies and medical care should not be. T1International is a non-profit led by people with and impacted by type 1 diabetes for people with type 1 diabetes. We believe in a world where everyone with type 1 diabetes – no matter where they live – has everything they need to survive and achieve their dreams. We support local communities by giving them the tools they need to stand up for their rights so that access to insulin and diabetes supplies becomes a reality for all.

London, United Kingdom

To understand good content, you have to understand people. People are endlessly fascinating. Over the years I've become proficient at watching, observing and absorbing, enabling me to uncover the latest consumer behaviour and write the most incisive pieces. Beautifully crafted messages are my speciality. You know, the ones that read so easily but write so frustratingly? Often, saying things better is having the courage to say less.KEY SKILLS- Creative writing style, adaptable for different audiences and purposes - Specialisms include book-writing, trends reports, digital content, editing, but has also worked in the music, FMCG, nutrition, academic and branding spaces- Brand strategist with a keen eye for positioning, brand identity and cultural analysis - Proficient quantitative and qualitative research and analytical skills in various sectors including academic and commercial; particularly skilled at interviewing, focus groups, and finding the story in the data- Trendspotting expert; obsessively curious about both industry- and consumer-focused trends- Strong communication skills and client management; personable, tactful and confident

London, United Kingdom

- Contributed to the timely and successful completion of a multimillion programme of research aiming to develop and validate a patient-centred, population-level casemix classification to standardise adult palliative care provision in England.- Recruitment of palliative care patients and their family members on a national level.- Data collection (quant and qual).- Negotiated and collaborated with 13 research sites, engaging key stakeholders and gatekeepers. - Proficiently conducted in-depth qualitative interviews with patients and their families receiving specialist palliative care. - Qualitatively analysed data used NVivo and developed a coding framework. - Peer reviewing papers from the global palliative care literature.- Drafted, edited and reviewed papers for publication.- Presented at international conferences including the European Palliative Care Conference (EAPC).- Drafted reports for the supervisory team, funders (NIHR) and other appropriate groups.- Led on the Public and Patient Involvement aspect of the project: scriptwriting and filming videos that have been posted to the Cicely Saunders Institute's YouTube channel, organised meetings and workshops, disseminated findings via online forums and presentations.

London

Working within a small boutique team, researching and reporting on the latest food and drinks trends in various sectors across the food and beverage industry. Project managing the task from initial concept discussions with the client, to completed report. Writing and compiling specific trend reports and completing full debriefs with clients. Creating innovation platforms for specific products and conducting workshops to inspire brand development and ideation. Leading on a health and lifestyle subscription that is published across thefoodpeople’s digital platform.

I joined the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Sciences to work on the BWeL trial. BWeL (Brief interventions for Weight Loss) is a randomised controlled trial to examine the effectiveness of a brief opportunistic intervention for weight management and the active engagement of GPs in supporting weight loss in obese adults in primary care. My primary role was to recruit participants from GP practices and enrol them in the trial, in accordance with Good Clinical Practice and research protocols. I was involved in follow-up data collection and database management.

In September I joined the Centre for Research on Dissemination at Oxford (CREDO). CREDO focuses on the development and evaluation of web-based training for therapists wanting to learn how to implement evidence-based psychological treatments. The current project I am involved in is the designing and building of two web-based therapist training programmes, one for CBT-E (eating disorders) and the other for behavioural activation (depression). This work is funded by a Strategic Award by the Wellcome Trust.

Ma, Experimental Psychology

Msc, Health Psychology

Diploma, Nutritional Therapy