Staff Profile

Current Role and Projects

I work on a variety of qualitative and public and patient involvement research projects related to Parkinson's.

Qualifications

MSc Foundations of Clinical Psychology - Newcastle University (2022-2023)

BSc Clinical Psychology - University of Sunderland (2019-2022)

Ongoing Projects:

- MJFF Funded "Measuring What Matters" - Exploring the meaningfulness of digital mobility outcomes from the perspective of people with Parkinson's. A qualitative project focussed on embedding diversity and inclusion within the development of digital health technologies and wearable devices.

- NIHR funded "TraPCAf" - Global health project looking to transform Parkinson's care in Africa. It is a multi-faceted, mixed methods, multi national research project with seven work packages. I focus on the qualitative work package exploring the lived experience of Parkinson's in Africa.

Past Projects:

- IMI funded "Mobilise-D" - Produced a set of validated and accepted digital mobility outcomes to monitor the gait of people with various mobility problems. I was involved in the development of the data visualisation from the digital mobility outcomes and ensuring the patient's voice was embedded within this development process.