Professional Summary

Ruth Temitope Abioye is an accomplished public health professional specializing in mental health in the United Kingdom. She has a distinguished academic background, including a Bachelor’s degree in Public Health from Adeleke University, and is currently pursuing a Master of Public Health (MPH) at the University of Dundee. As an MPH student, she integrates advanced epidemiological data, clinical statistics, systematic reviews, and public health skills to develop evidence-based interventions.

Ruth’s expertise spans mental health, epidemiology, and public health policy. Her work exemplifies a commitment to leveraging data-driven, interdisciplinary solutions to combat mental health crises and improve population health outcomes.

Education

University of Dundee, School of Medicine
Master of Public Health (MPH), 2024 – Present

Adeleke University, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences
Bachelor of Public Health (BPH), 2016 – 2020

Professional Experience

Research Associate
University of Dundee, School of Medicine, Public Health Department | January 2025 – Present

• Led the conceptualization and drafting of protocols on critical healthcare topics, including The Impact of Substance Use on the Prevalence and Severity of Mental Health Disorders Among Youths.
• Utilized advanced tools like Covidence to screen and synthesize relevant high-quality literature for systematic reviews.
• Extracted key outcome data, supporting comprehensive economic evaluations for informed healthcare decisions.
• Conducted detailed risk-of-bias assessments to ensure the integrity and reliability of systematic reviews.
• Collaborated with interdisciplinary teams and external partners to support health technology submissions and prepare reports for key stakeholders.
• Coordinated systematic review projects, managing all stages from conceptualization to submission while maintaining timelines and project goals.
• Contributed to developing innovative approaches for evidence synthesis, including multistate modeling and disconnected network meta-analysis.