Affiliation: Edinburgh Napier University

Dr. Gosha Colquhoun (formerly Wojcik) is a postdoctoral researcher and lecturer specialising in the application of behaviour change science to healthcare, with a focus on antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Her research centres around theory-informed interventions to optimise antibiotic use across clinical settings. She currently leads the process evaluation within the NIHR-funded SHORTER trial, assessing the effectiveness of short-duration antibiotic therapy. Alongside her academic work, Gosha holds an Honorary Advanced Research Fellowship with NHS Lothian (UK), supporting research integration into clinical practice and leading quality improvement initiatives in critical care. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges behavioural science, public policy, and health systems to promote sustainable, evidence-based strategies for improving patient care and tackling AMR.