Profile
I am a clinical academic working at the intersection of healthcare, applied research, and knowledge mobilisation.
My work focuses on improving outcomes for people living with neuromuscular conditions through the development, evaluation, and implementation of self-management and rehabilitation interventions. I have a particular interest in balance rehabilitation, long-term condition management, and the use of participatory and co-design methodologies to ensure health interventions are both contextually relevant and sustainable.Public engagement with research
Public engagement is a central feature of my work, fostering collaborations between people with lived experience and creative partners to address complex health challenges through participatory and interdisciplinary approaches. These partnerships create space for new ways of thinking, combining experiential knowledge with creative practices to develop practical solutions that may not emerge through conventional research methods.
Research and real world practice
My academic work is driven by an interest in how implementation science can help bridge the gap between research and real-world practice. I explore how theories, frameworks, and strategies can support the effective adoption and sustained integration of complex interventions within healthcare systems. In addition, I contribute as an evaluation consultant on knowledge mobilisation projects, helping organisations strengthen the impact and reach of their applied research.
Through these activities, I am committed to advancing how evidence is generated, translated, and applied to improve health outcomes and inform service development, aligning closely with the mission of Transforming Evidence to enhance the use of evidence in policy and practice.