Katherine Baker is the Head of Subject for Physiotherapy at Northumbria University. She specializes in neuro-rehabilitation, particularly for Parkinsons disease, and managing long-term conditions. A graduate of Teesside University, she uses her extensive clinical background to lead research and education focused on promoting physical activity to improve patient well-being and function.
Her research uses mixed methods to explore the lived experiences of individuals with long-term conditions, aiming to improve mobility and quality of life.
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