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Research interests
Sophie's expertise is in the development and evaluation of behavioural change digital health and mental health interventions. She is passionate about ensuring these technologies are accessible and effective for all social groups and reduce rather than exacerbating health inequalities. She has experience of using qualitative and quantitative methodology. Her training is grounded in psychology and neuropsychology and she has worked on the application of behavioural interventions in primary and secondary healthcare settings. Her PhD explored the influences digital health interventions on health inequalities in chronic conditions.
Sophie is currently undertaking a NIHR SPCR launching fellowship which is focussed on adapting a physical activity intervention for underserved groups.
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Research Output
Health equity in the effectiveness of web-based health interventions for the self-care of people with chronic health conditions: a systematic review
Turnbull, S., Cabral, C., Hay, A. & Lucas, P. J., 5 Jun 2020, In : JMIR. 22, 6, 21 p., e17849.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (Academic Journal)
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Parental and clinician agreement of illness severity in children with RTIs: Secondary analysis of data from a prospective cohort study
Van der Werf-Kok, E., Redmond, N., Turnbull, S., Thornton, H., Thompson, M., Little, P., Peters, TJ., Blair, P. & Hay, A., 1 Apr 2019, In : British Journal of General Practice. 69, 681, p. E236-E245 10 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (Academic Journal)
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Impact of antibiotics for children presenting to general practice with cough on adverse outcomes: Secondary analysis from a multicentre prospective cohort study
Redmond, N., Turnbull, S., Stuart, B., Thornton, H., Christensen, H., Blair, P., Delaney, B., Thompson, M., Peters, T., Hay, A. & Little, P., 1 Oct 2018, In : British Journal of General Practice. 68, 675, p. e682-e693 12 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (Academic Journal)
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Supervised Work
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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