Letitia Burridge
Dr Burridge is interested in how people experience and make sense of their ill-health, and how they interact with health professionals and services. This has led to research in the context of chronic long-term conditions and end-of-life care. Dr Burridge helps coordinate a stream of research to enable people with long-term disability and those who support them to be meaningfully engaged with research that is relevant and seeks to design and deliver care that is person-centred. She also develops learning materials and events to support multidisciplinary clinicians in the practicalities of building their research capacity. She has published over 40 peer-reviewed journal papers, reports and blogs, is a peer-reviewer for international journals, and has helped to develop national resources for supportive care.
As a Research Fellow and social scientist, Dr Burridge brings to The Hopkins Centre skills and experience in qualitative methods and cross-sectoral multidisciplinary research.
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Click here to view research profile, outputs and collaborations on Griffith Experts
Current Projects
Building the Research Capacity of Rehabilitation Clinicians
Published 10th May 2022
