Graham Hinchcliffe

Title(s)Specialist, Medicine
SchoolSchool of Medicine
Address550 16th Street, #3149
San Francisco CA 94158
Emailgraham.hinchcliffe@ucsf.edu
PronounsHe/Him/His
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    UCSF, San FranciscoMaster of Science2021Global Health Sciences
    Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, UKBachelor of Arts2005International Business with German
    UCSF, San FranciscoDICP Certificate2023Diversity and Inclusion Certificate Program
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    The Health Foundation2018Q Community Member
    Improvement Academy2018Improvement Academy Clinical Fellow

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    Graham (He/Him) is an Academic Specialist at the Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (CAPS) at UCSF. He works across multiple research studies focused on HIV prevention and treatment, mental health, substance use and the carceral system. He has worked for 20 years in clinical governance and project management roles, particularly in the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK. He specializes in quality improvement and assurance, regulatory compliance, clinical audit and risk management, particularly in mental health and substance use settings. Graham is a warranted Compliance Inspector at the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the regulatory body for English healthcare services, and Director of Mango Tree Group, a healthcare consultancy that he established in 2015 to advise healthcare providers around regulatory compliance and quality. He is an advocate for LGBTQIA+ education and visibility, establishing UCSF's Pride Pin Pledge initiative in 2023.

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    Implementation strategies to optimize post-incarceration continuity of care for people living with HIV with criminal legal involvement
    NIH Administrative Supplement Grant Sep 1, 2023 - Aug 31, 2025
    Role: Specialist
    Description: Map and identify patient trajectories through the clinical care continuum for PWH with CLI. Identify barriers and facilitators to successful engagement in a set of enhanced PWH-CJI Care Models. Understand and enhance strategies for PWH-CLI Care Model system navigation.
    Consumer Preferences for the Delivery of Prevention Services Among Individuals Leaving Jail
    California HIV/AIDS Research Program (CHRP) Feb 1, 2021 - Jan 31, 2024
    Role: Specialist
    Description: The purpose of this project is to understand what individuals leaving jail would like to see in terms of strategies to optimize their access to HIV prevention and SUD treatment.
    Using Innovative Intervention Strategies to Improve Health Outcomes among People with HIV (2iS)
    HRSA Special Programs of National Significance (SPNS)
    Role: Specialist
    Description: -To apply the HRSA HAB implementation science framework to identify innovative intervention strategies. -Pilot test the intervention strategies at up to 20 Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program-funded recipient organizations. -Provide technical assistance to support implementation at the sites. -Develop accessible dissemination products to promote the replication and scale-up of successful intervention strategies in the RWHAP and other HIV service organizations nationally.

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    1. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health and mental health care of people living with HIV in California (Study Brief based on thesis). 2021. Hinchcliffe G, Fuller S, Arnold E.A , Nangia D, Steward W.T. View Publication.
    2. Telehealth and HIV Care Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Qualitative Study in California (Study Brief). 2021. Nangia D, Steward W.T, Arnold E.A, Hinchcliffe G, Fuller S . View Publication.
    3. Using an accreditation scheme to demonstrate quality in mental healthcare settings. Nurs Times. 2010 Jun 29-Jul 5; 106(25):18-9. Page MJ, Metherall A, Hinchcliffe G. PMID: 20695346.
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    4. Aggression on psychiatric inpatient units for older adults and adults of working age. Int J Geriatr Psychiatry. 2008 Aug; 23(8):874-6. Chaplin R, McGeorge M, Hinchcliffe G, Shinkwin L. PMID: 18229875.
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    5. Helping people who self-harm. Emerg Nurse. 2008 Jun; 16(3):14-7. Palmer L, Blackwell H, Hinchcliffe G. PMID: 18672849.
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