TIER is a huge team effort led by Dr Arvind Nagra. Please find the contact details for anyone in the Network Team below.
Dr Arvind Nagra (TIER lead)
Dr Nagra is a Paediatric Nephrologist at Southampton Children's Hospital and the founder of TIER. She is the driving force behind the Ready Steady Go and Ask 3 Questions Programmes and has worked tirelessly to develop the programmes to ensure that any child with a long term condition is given the best opportunity to take control of their own health and decisions as they move through the health system. |
Dr Yincent Tse
Yincent Tse is a children's and young people kidney consultant in Newcastle Upon Tyne. He also represents paediatricians in Yorkshire, Humber and North East of England as RCPCH Area Officer. His interest is making information more accessible for patients and has made short animation of complex kidney conditions to help. |
Dr Evgenia Preka (Translations)
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Dr James Edelman (Website)
Dr Edelman is a Paediatric High Dependency Consultant in Southampton and educational lead for the Paediatric Innovation, Education and Research Network. He has helped to develop the TIER website and manages the site's content. |
Kath Evans
Kath is the director of Nursing at Barts Health and is passionate about providing excellent transition pathways throughout healthcare. She has played an integral role in the dissemination of the Ready Steady Go Programme and in developing it's resources. |
Nathaniel Mills
Nathaniel works across both NIHR CYP MedTech and NIHR Devices for Dignity MedTech Co-operative as Paediatric Programme Manager. Nathaniel is a trained nurse and prior to his role with NIHR CYP MedTech was the lead nurse for the South Yorkshire Clinical Research Network (Now CRN: Yorkshire and Humber). His passion and drive for working In this space comes from the belief that children and families should be at the centre of medtech development, and that openness, honesty, and transparency within innovation leads to good outcomes. He is delighted to be part of TIER. |
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