Tessa Langley

Contact

• workRoom B121 Clinical Sciences Building
  Nottingham City Hospital
  Hucknall Road
  Nottingham
  NG5 1PB
  UK
• work0115 823 1355
• tessa.langley@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Tessa Langley graduated with an Honours degree in Economics and Economic History from the University of Warwick in 2007. She has since worked as a Junior Researcher at the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Health Technology Assessment in Vienna and as a trainee in DG Health and Consumers at the European Commission in Brussels. After obtaining a Masters degree in Public Health from the University of Nottingham in 2009 she took on her current Research Associate post. She is also currently working towards her PhD. Her thesis is entitled "Evaluating the impact of English tobacco control policies on quitting behaviour".

Expertise Summary

Keywords:

Public health, economics, statistics

Research Summary

Tessa Langley's main area of interest is in Tobacco Control Research. She works within the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies. Her work focuses on the evaluation of tobacco control policies using… read more

Selected Publications

• LANGLEY, TESSA E, HUANG, YUE, MCNEILL, ANN, COLEMAN, TIM, SZATKOWSKI, LISA and LEWIS, SARAH, 2011. Prescribing of smoking cessation medication in England since the introduction of varenicline. Addiction. (In Press.)
• LANGLEY TE, SZATKOWSKI L, MCNEILL A, COLEMAN T and LEWIS S, 2012. Prescribing Of Nicotine Replacement Therapy To Cardiovascular Disease Patients In England. Addiction (Abingdon, England). (In Press.)
• LANGLEY, TESSA E, HUANG, YUE, LEWIS, SARAH, MCNEILL, ANN, COLEMAN, TIM and SZATKOWSKI, LISA, 2011. Prescribing of nicotine replacement therapy to adolescents in England. Addiction (Abingdon, England). 106(8), 1513-1519
• LANGLEY, TESSA E, SZATKOWSKI, LISA, GIBSON, JACK, HUANG, YUE, MCNEILL, ANN, COLEMAN, TIM and LEWIS, SARAH, 2010. Validation of The Health Improvement Network (THIN) primary care database for monitoring prescriptions for smoking cessation medications. Pharmacoepidemiology and drug safety. 19(6), 586-90

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Current Research

Tessa Langley's main area of interest is in Tobacco Control Research. She works within the UK Centre for Tobacco Control Studies. Her work focuses on the evaluation of tobacco control policies using existing datasets. She currently is working on a project which uses time series analysis to evaluate the impact of anti-tobacco mass media campaigns on quitting behaviour in the UK.

• LANGLEY TE, SZATKOWSKI L, MCNEILL A, COLEMAN T and LEWIS S, 2012. Prescribing Of Nicotine Replacement Therapy To Cardiovascular Disease Patients In England. Addiction (Abingdon, England). (In Press.)
• LANGLEY, TESSA E, HUANG, YUE, LEWIS, SARAH, MCNEILL, ANN, COLEMAN, TIM and SZATKOWSKI, LISA, 2011. Prescribing of nicotine replacement therapy to adolescents in England. Addiction (Abingdon, England). 106(8), 1513-1519
• LANGLEY, TESSA E, HUANG, YUE, MCNEILL, ANN, COLEMAN, TIM, SZATKOWSKI, LISA and LEWIS, SARAH, 2011. Prescribing of smoking cessation medication in England since the introduction of varenicline. Addiction. (In Press.)
• LANGLEY TE, SZATKOWSKI LC, WYTHE S and LEWIS SA, 2011. Can Primary Care Data Be Used To Monitor Regional Smoking Prevalence? An Analysis Of The Health Improvement Network Primary Care Data. Bmc Public Health. 11, 773
• LANGLEY, TESSA E, SZATKOWSKI, LISA, GIBSON, JACK, HUANG, YUE, MCNEILL, ANN, COLEMAN, TIM and LEWIS, SARAH, 2010. Validation of The Health Improvement Network (THIN) primary care database for monitoring prescriptions for smoking cessation medications. Pharmacoepidemiology and drug safety. 19(6), 586-90
• THALER, KYLIE, KAMINSKI, ANGELA, CHAPMAN, ANDREA, LANGLEY, TESSA and GARTLEHNER, GERALD, 2009. Bach Flower Remedies for psychological problems and pain: a systematic review. BMC complementary and alternative medicine. 9, 16
• CLAUDIA WILD, TESSA LANGLEY, BEATE GUBA and GERALD GARTLEHNER, 2009. Minimal-invasiver perkutaner Aortenklappenersatz: eine systematische Übersichtsarbeit (Percutaneous aortic valve replacement: A systematic review) Der Kardiologe. 3(2), 164-170