Dr Rosie Essery is a Research Fellow within the Centre for Clinical and Community Applications of Health Psychology (CCCAHP) at the University of Southampton.
Qualifications:
PhD Health Psychology Research and Professional Practice (February 2017)
MSc Health Psychology, University of West of England (September, 2011)
BSc Psychology and Sociology, Keele University (June 2009)
My research interests lie in the field of developing and evaluating complex behaviour change interventions for a variety of health conditions. I have experience of applying the Person Based Approach to intervention planning and optimisation and am especially interested in interventions for older adults and those addressing physical activity-related behaviours.
I am also interested in patient adherence to self-managed treatments, and the use and perceptions of online health information. My PhD focused on patient adherence to self-managed physical therapies and factors which facilitate this therapy or may act as barriers.
Centre for Clinical and Community Applications of Health Psychology (CCCAHP)
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