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- Qualifications:PhD
- Position:Lecturer in Psychology
- Department:HAS - Health and Social Sciences
- Email:Maddie.Tremblett@uwe.ac.uk
About me
I am a teaching and research focused Lecturer in Psychology, who specialises in teaching Qualitative Research Methods at MSc level and above. I also supervise undergraduate, masters, and professional doctorate research projects. I am a member of the Psychological Sciences Research Group and organise UWE Discourse Data Sessions.
My research specialism is conversation analysis and healthcare communication. I am currently exploring culturally sensitive risk communication in womens health, specifically around HPV and cervical screening. I completed my PhD at Plymouth University, examining how multidisciplinary teams in the NHS collaborate in Intellectual (Learning) Disability Services and manage risk. Post-doc, I moved to the University of Oxford to work on a number of projects examining doctor-patient interactions when risk related to sensitive topics (e.g. living with obesity) is raised. I work with a number of collaborators and stakeholders across different institutions, investigating different areas of risk communication, the practice of research and I am passionate about patient and public engagement and involvement. I am currently PPI lead for NIHR funded Understanding The Role Of Healthy Weight Coaches In The Weight Management System, a collaboration with the University of Oxford, the University of Leeds, and Leeds Beckett.
I am co-founder of the Early Career Qualitative Health Researcher Network and current event co-ordinator.
Area of expertise
Healthcare interactions, sensitive topics, public and patient involvement, HPV cervical screening
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