Her research interests encompass organisational change in health care, service delivery and reconfiguration, workforce and work in health services, and the impact of digital and Web technologies on health care and services. She is a past editor of Sociology, a world-leading, international journal of the British Sociological Association, Associate Editor for the Journal of Health Services Research and Policy, and is a founding cohort member of the Health Foundation Q Initiative. Catherine is happy to hear from prospective DPhil students interested in doing sociologically-informed studies of health care work and professions, and those wanting to explore how organisational change and digital innovations are implemented in the NHS. Catherine also offers mentoring to early career researchers from non-traditional or disadvantaged backgrounds, including those from minority ethnic communities, who want to develop careers in health services research/medical sociology.