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Dr. Lindsey S. Cherry (nee Hooper) BSc, PhD

NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Podiatric Rheumatology

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Dr. Lindsey S. Cherry (nee Hooper) is NIHR Clinical Lecturer in Podiatric Rheumatology within Health Sciences at the University of Southampton.

I currently hold an NIHR Clinical Lecturer Fellowship, allowing continuation of a joint clinical academic post between NHS and HEI organisations. In this role, I am actively engaged in clinical practice, leading the podiatric rheumatology service across Solent NHS Trust, in addition to supporting the development of clinical academic activity across community podiatry services.

My current research centers on the epidemiology, clinical importance and management of foot complications in patients with inflammatory arthritis, and is embedded within the Rehabilitation and Health Technologies research team at University of Southampton. Musculoskeletal project cluster page.

I also hold an honorary research contract at the University of Oxford, and manage a number of collaborative projects between these institutions. Find out more on soton academia website.

My rare joint clinical academic position enables me to develop and embed clinically relevant, user-lead research that has a significant positive impact upon patient care. This remains a key motivation and I am keen to support the development of clinical academic careers.

Research interests

Main research interest:
The epidemiology, clinical importance and management of rheumatic foot diseases
Specific areas of expertise:

  1. Lower limb complications in patients with inflammatory arthritis
  2. Epidemiological research
  3. Development and innovative application of imaging techniques within rheumatological practice
PhD supervision

Charlotte Dando

PhD research

PhD title: ‘The epidemiology and clinical importance of forefoot bursae in patients with rheumatoid arthritis’

Supervisors: Dr Catherine Bowen, Dr Christopher Edwards & Professor Nigel Arden

Funding: NIHR Clinical Doctoral Research Fellowship (2009-2012)

Research projects
  1. The FFB-Score’: Development and validation of a novel MRI-based imaging technique for the identification and characterisation of forefoot soft tissue lesions in patients with rheumatoid arthritis
    Funder: Pfizer UK
    Collaborators: Dr C. Bowen, Prof N. Arden, Dr L. King, Dr M. Thomas, Prof F. Roemer, Dr C. Edwards
  2. ‘FeeTURA 3’: An exploratory study of the sensitivity & specificity of clinical examination and imaging relative to histological examination for the identification of forefoot bursae, in patients with rheumatoid arthritis
    Funder: NIHR
    Collaborators: Dr C. Bowen, Dr C. Edwards, Prof N. Arden
  3. ‘FeeTURA 4’: A longitudinal, multicentre, epidemiological study of the forefoot in patients with RA starting biological therapies
    Funder: NIHR/ Solent NHS Trust
    Main project collaborators: Dr C. Bowen, Dr C. Edwards, Prof N. Arden
  4. ‘The Lupus Foot Study’: The epidemiology and clinical importance of forefoot inflammation in patients with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE)
    Funder: Southampton Rheumatology Research Trust
    Collaborators: Dr S. Mukharjee, Dr C. Bowen, Dr C. Edwards

Research group

Active Living and Rehabilitation

Affiliate research groups

Southampton Oxford Lower Limb Arthritis Research (SOLLAR) group, Musculoskeletal Project Cluster, British Health Professionals in Rheumatology (BHPR), Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists (SCP)

I currently hold an NIHR Clinical Lecturer Fellowship, allowing continuation of a joint clinical academic post between NHS and HEI organisations. In this role, I am actively engaged in clinical practice, leading the podiatric rheumatology service across Solent NHS Trust, in addition to supporting the development of clinical academic activity across community podiatry services.

My current research centers on the epidemiology, clinical importance and management of foot complications in patients with inflammatory arthritis, and is embedded within the Rehabilitation and Health Technologies research team at University of Southampton. Find out more by visiting Musculoskeletal Project Cluster page

I also hold an honorary research contract at the University of Oxford, and manage a number of collaborative projects between these institutions. Find out more by visiting my soton academia edu page.

My rare joint clinical academic position enables me to develop and embed clinically relevant, user-lead research that has a significant positive impact upon patient care. This remains a key motivation and I am keen to support the development of clinical academic careers. 

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Dr. Lindsey S. Cherry (nee Hooper)
Health Sciences Student Office University of Southampton Highfield Southampton SO17 1BJ

Room Number: 67

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