Rebecca Sheridan
Research Fellow
Profile
Biography
Rebecca is a qualitative researcher in the York Trials Unit. Prior to this, Rebecca worked in the Health Services and Policy Group on projects related to patient engagement with healthcare and clinical trials, and the Epidemiology and Cancer Statistics group on projects investigating patient experiences of living with a blood cancer. She has experience working with both children and adults, and has a keen interest in Patient and Public Involvement (PPI).
Qualifications
Rebecca’s background is in Psychology and she holds an MSc and PhD in this field from the University of Leeds.
Departmental roles
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Previously a member, Departmental Research Impact Group
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Previously a member of the Contract Research Forum
Research
Overview
- Experiences of living with a haematological malignancy
- Quality of life
- Palliative care
- Patient engagement
Projects
Previous projects
Research group(s)
External activities
Editorial duties
Reviewer for:
- BMJ Open
- BMC Palliative Care
- Cancer Epidemiology
Invited talks and conferences
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The Annual Marie Curie Palliative Care Research Conference: Preferred and actual place of death in patients with haematological malignancies. Poster presentation (London, October 2019)
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National Cancer Research Institute Cancer Conference: What predicts patient non-attendance at urgent referral appointments for suspected cancer? Poster presentation (Liverpool, Nov 2017)
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UK Clinical Research Facilities Conference: Changing the way children, adolescents and their families are informed about clinical research through novel multimedia resources. Poster presentation (Glasgow, July 2017)
- Kinesiology Department Seminar: The impact of motor skills on mathematical achievement at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2014
