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Dr. Sophie Turnbull is a Research Fellow at the Bristol Medical School (PHS) at the University of Bristol, where she specialises in the development and evaluation of behavior change interventions aimed at preventing and treating chronic conditions and addressing health inequalities. Her work incorporates mixed methods research, blending evidence-based behavior change methodologies across healthcare settings, public health projects, and industry collaborations.
With a robust academic foundation in psychology and neuropsychology, Dr. Turnbull completed her PhD on the impact of digital health interventions on health inequalities in chronic conditions. Her research is dedicated to enhancing health outcomes across diverse populations by leveraging digital solutions and innovative approaches.
Currently, Dr. Turnbull is a Research Fellow on the TRUUD study, developing a novel intervention designed to increase the prioritisation of health and health inequalities by professionals working in the private sector of urban development sector. This systems-based project seeks to confront the underlying determinants of chronic health issues and disparities that are linked to the urban environment.
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Truud - Tackling the root causes upstream of unhealthy urban decision m
Ayres, S. A., Kirton-Darling, E. I., Williams, D., Bain, H. C., Carhart, N. J., Le Gouais, A., Rosenberg, G., Walton, J., Chang, M., Newberry, P., Papastavrou Brooks, C., Black, D., Kidger, J. L., Hanss, K. L. & Turnbull, S. L.
1/10/19 → 30/09/24
Project: Research
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Barriers and facilitators to use of digital health tools by health care practitioners and their patients, before and during The Covid-19 Pandemic: A multi-methods study
Turnbull, S. L., Dack, C., Lei, J., Aksu, I., Grant, S., Lasseter, G., Silarova, B. & Ainsworth, B., 5 Mar 2024, In: BMJ Open. 14, 3, e080055.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (Academic Journal) › peer-review
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Inequalities in the Ability for People With Type 2 Diabetes and Prediabetes to Adapt to the Reduction in In-Person Health Support and Increased Use of Digital Support During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond: Qualitative Study
Turnbull, S. L. & Cabral, C. L., 9 May 2024, In: JMIR Diabetes. 9, e55201.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (Academic Journal) › peer-review
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Adaptation and implementation of a shared decision-making tool from one health context to another: Partnership Approach Using Mixed Methods
Turnbull, S. L., Walsh, N. E. & Moore, A. J., 5 Jul 2023, In: Journal of Medical Internet Research. 25, e42551.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (Academic Journal) › peer-review
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Thesis
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The influence of digital self-care interventions on health inequality in high burden chronic health conditions
Author: Turnbull, S., 21 May 2019Supervisor: Lucas, P. (Supervisor), Cabral, C. (Supervisor) & Hay, A. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
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