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Siobhan Scarlett

Siobhan Scarlett is a Research Assistant, Data Manager and PhD Candidate at TILDA, working on the study of sleep and cognition in older adults in Ireland using subjective and objective means.

Siobhan received a B.A. in Sociology and Social Policy from Trinity College, Dublin, in 2011, followed by a M.A. in Addiction Studies in 2012, a M.Sc. in Applied Social Research in 2013 and a Postgraduate Certificate in Statistics in 2017. Prior to joining TILDA, Siobhan worked as an intern with the ESRI on the Growing Up in Ireland longitudinal study, where she assisted with checking, cleaning and coding the quantitative data in both study cohorts.

Siobhan is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor with the Department of Social Work and Social Policy in Trinity College Dublin where she teaches on introduction to quantitative statistics using SPSS in the M.Sc of Applied Social Research

Publications

Scarlett, S, Nolan, HN, Kenny, RA, O'Connell, MDL. Discrepancies in self-reported and actigraphy-based sleep duration are associated with self-reported insomnia symptoms in community-dwelling older adults. Sleep Health. [In Press]
Leahy, S., Canney, C., Scarlett, S., Kenny, R.A. & McCrory, C. (in press). Life course socioeconomic position is associated with later life diabetes prevalence in women. Evidence from the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing. Longitudinal and Life Course Studies.
Romero-Ortuno, R, Scarlett, S, O’Halloran, AM, Kenny, RA. Is phenotypical prefrailty all the same? A longitudinal investigation of two prefrailty subtypes in TILDA. Age and Ageing. 49(1): 39-45.
Scarlett, S, Nolan, H, Kenny, RA, O'Connell MDL. Objective Sleep Duration in Older Adults: Results From The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing. 2020. Journal of The American Geriatrics Society. 68(1): 120-128.
Canney, M, Leahy, S, Scarlett, S, Kenny, RA, Little, MA, O'Seaghdha, CM, McCrory, C. Kidney Disease in Women is Associated with Disadvantaged Childhood Socioeconomic Position. American Journal of Nephrology. 47(5):292-299.
O’Brien, H, O’ Leary, N, Scarlett, S, O’ Hare, C, Kenny, RA. Hospitalisation and surgery: are there hidden cognitive consequences? Evidence from The Irish Longitudinal study on Ageing (TILDA). Age and Ageing. 47(3):408-415.
O'Brien, H, Scarlett, S, O'Hare, C, Ni Bhriain, S, Kenny, RA. Hospitalisation and surgery: Is exposure associated with increased subsequent depressive symptoms? Evidence from The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA). Int J Geriatr Psychiatry. 33(8):1105-1113.
O'Brien H, Scarlett S, Brady A, Harkin K, Kenny RA, Moriarty J. Do-not-attempt-resuscitation (DNAR) orders: understanding and interpretation of their use in the hospitalised patient in Ireland. A brief report. 2017. Journal of Medical Ethics. 44(3):201-203.
O'Carroll L, Mohan H, Scarlett S, Cahill RA. Reformatting of PACS images as video for convenient electronic dissemination - a video vignette. 2017. Colorectal Disease. 19(4):397.

TILDA Reports

Roe L, McGarrigle CA, Hernández B, O’Halloran AM, Scarlett S, Ward M, Normand C and Kenny RA. (2020) High-Risk Categories for COVID-19 and their Distribution by County in Republic of Ireland - Evidence from the TILDA study. TILDA https://www.doi.org/10.38018/TildaRe.2020-04
Hernández B, Sexton D, Moriarty F, Cosgrave N, O’Halloran AM, McGarrigle CA, Scarlett S and Kenny RA. (2020) High-Risk Categories for COVID-19 and their Distribution by County in Republic of Ireland - Evidence from the TILDA study. TILDA https://www.doi.org/10.38018/TildaRe.2020-03
O'Halloran AM, McGarrigle CA, Scarlett S, Roe L, Romero-Ortuno R and Kenny RA. (2020) TILDA Report on Population Estimates of Physical Frailty in Ireland to inform Demographics for Over 50s in Ireland during the COVID-19 Pandemic. TILDA https://www.doi.org/10.38018/TildaRe.2020-02
McGarrigle CA, Ward M, Scarlett S, Kenny RA. (2020) The Contributions of the Over 70s to Irish Society: Results from Wave 5 of The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing. TILDA https://www.doi.org/10.38018/TildaRe.2020-01
Moore PV, Scarlett S, Nolan A. (2017). Living conditions of adults in Ireland. In Turner, N. Donoghue, O. Kenny, R.A. (eds.), Wellbeing and Health in Ireland's over 50s 2009-2016 (pp. 66-86). Dublin: The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing.
McGarrigle C, Donoghue O, Scarlett S, Kenny RA. (2017). Health and Wellbeing: Active Ageing for Older Adults in Ireland. Evidence from The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing. Dublin: The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing.
Moore PV, Scarlett S, Nolan A. (2017). Health Insurance and Healthcare Utilisation and Screening. In McGarrigle, C. Donoghue, O. Scarlett, S. Kenny, R.A. (eds.), Health and Wellbeing: Active Ageing for Older Adults in Ireland. Evidence from The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (pp. 152-189). Dublin: The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing.
Canney M, McNicholas T,Scarlett S, Briggs R. (2017). Prevalence and Impact of Chronic Debilitating Disorders. In McGarrigle, C. Donoghue, O. Scarlett, S. Kenny, R.A. (eds.), Health and Wellbeing: Active Ageing for Older Adults in Ireland. Evidence from The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (pp. 48-73). Dublin: The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing.
Orr J, Scarlett S, Donoghue O, McGarrigle C (2016) Housing conditions of Ireland's older population: Implications for physical and mental health. TILDA