Dr Sudeh Cheraghi-Sohi (PhD, MRes, BSc) - personal details

Role: Research Fellow

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Tel: +44 (0)161 306 0665

Location:

Centre for Primary Care

 

6th Floor Williamson Building

University of Manchester

Williamson Building

Oxford Road

Manchester

M13 9PL

I joined the University of Manchester in 2004 after working in industry. I then completed a two-year project looking at patient priorities for aspects of prmary care. After this I was awarded an MRC stipend in order to complete my Masters research. Subsequently I was employed on a HS&DR funded project looking at the impact of new incentives across primary care. Along side this I conducted (and completed in April 2011) my PhD entitled "Contractual Change and UK General Practitioners: Still a Case of Street-Level Bureaucrats?" for which I was fortunate to be awarded a highly commended award in the 2012 Emerald/EFMD outstanding doctoral research awards.

My post-doctoral work has focussed upon the phenomenon of multi-morbidity (MM) and how patients experience and manage their multiple conditions.  Alongside this I am the PI on a project looking at medicine-taking in MM patients.  I am now also the Research Fellow for the general practice theme of the National Institute for Health Resarch (NIHR) Greater Manchester Primary Care Patient Safety Translational Research Centre and this will form the focus of my work for the forseeable future.

- Member of the University's research ethics committee

- Member of the Athena Swan Committee 

- Member of the Evidence Synthesis Network Committee

- Member of Research Staff Association

- Member of the British Sociological Association

2007-2011: PhD Medicine, University of Manchester

2006-2007: MRes Primary Care (Distinction), University of Manchester

1998-2001: BSc Zoology (First Class), University of Manchester

I am a teaching assistant on the Qualitative Research Methods (QRM) Module which is part of the Masters in Public Health/Masters of Research degree. I have also facilitated workshops aimed at introducing faculty students not registered on formal courses into the world of QRM within the Faculty and as part of an MSc in Rheumatology offered by Keele University.

I am currently supervising:

-  PhD Student Abigail Methley whose work is entitled: Psychological needs of, and access to services for, people with multiple sclerosis)

- MRes student;s Colleen Mclean and Aysha Khan.

I am also acting as an advisor for PhD Student Raymond Tweheyo