She leads a team of doctoral and postdoctoral researchers funded through the NIHR, ESRC, UKRI and the Wellcome trust, conducting research in digital health, with a focus on the use of real-world data to provide evidence to inform healthcare service and delivery, and improve patient outcomes.
Céire's team uses routinely collected clinical data and electronic health record data (EHR) to predict risk, inform digital innovation, and evaluate interventions in healthcare practice across the healthcare economy. The work spans modelling, including research into the impact of vaccines on AMR, developing and testing digital interventions for infection outcomes such as sepsis, and studying patient and population level impacts of digital tools such as UK patient portals and the NHS app.