Karen Tiley
MSc PhD
Postdoctoral Epidemiologist
Karen joined the Oxford Vaccine Group in September 2020 to work on a maternal-infant measles seroprevalence study.
She was previously based within the Immunisation Department at Public Health England where she completed a PhD by publication in diphtheria epidemiology in 2015.
Research interests include seroepidemiology, vaccine coverage for childhood and maternal vaccination programmes, and scheduling and timing of receipt of childhood vaccines.
Recent publications
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School-based vaccination programmes: An evaluation of school immunisation delivery models in England in 2015/16
Journal article
Tiley K. et al, (2020), Vaccine, 38, 3149 - 3156
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What school-level and area-level factors influenced HPV and MenACWY vaccine coverage in England in 2016/2017? An ecological study
Journal article
Tiley K. et al, (2019), BMJ Open, 9, e029087 - e029087
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Inequalities in childhood vaccination timing and completion in London
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Tiley KS. et al, (2018), Vaccine, 36, 6726 - 6735
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Sociodemographic predictors of variation in coverage of the national shingles vaccination programme in England, 2014/15
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Ward C. et al, (2017), Vaccine, 35, 2372 - 2378
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Effectiveness of the Typhoid Vi Vaccine in Overseas Travelers from England
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Wagner KS. et al, (2015), Journal of Travel Medicine, 22, 87 - 93