Suzanne Mukherjee
Research Associate
Profile
Biography
Suzanne is an applied health and social care researcher who first joined the University of York in 1996. Her research is wide-ranging, encompassing studies of lived experience, complex service evaluations, and the development of psychometric measures and questionnaires for use in research and clinical practice.
Suzanne has methodological expertise in: qualitative and survey research; scoping reviews; patient/public involvement in research; the development of research methods that facilitate research participation; and the translation of research findings into outputs that can be used by stakeholders to guide changes in practice.
Suzanne has experience in providing research training to postgraduate students and healthcare practitioners.
Qualifications
- PhD Health Sciences, University of York, 2005
- MSc. Child Development, Institute of Education, University of London, 1993
- BSc. (Hons) Psychology, Newcastle Upon Tyne Polytechnic, 1991
Research
Overview
Suzanne’s research interests and experience include:
- patient/family experiences of healthcare,
- paediatric palliative care
- autism and autism support services
- gastroenterology services
- stress and burnout in the healthcare workforce
Projects
- RESTART-PD: A rehabilitation exercise study with therapeutic augmented reality treatment for patients with Parkinson’s Disease: a randomised controlled trial of reality DTx®
- Measuring the healthcare experiences of children with life-threatening and life shortening conditions
Research group(s)
Contact details
@healthsciyork