Dr Sabrina Grant

Research summary

Sabrina Grant is a Research Fellow in the Musculoskeletal Research Unit at the University of Bristol.  She is a trained psychologist specialising in field of health, who applies a variety of mixed methodolgies (quantitative and qualitative) to a range of health conditions.  Her work has mainly been within primary care and is keen on interdisciplinary collaborations in research around areas of the self-management of long term conditions, health beliefs and behaviour, implementation of health technology and digital health and the patient-clinician interface.

Sabrina became a chartered member of the British Psychological Society in 2016 whilst working as a Research ...

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Recent publications

• McManus, R, Mant, J, Franssen, M, Nickless, A, Schwartz, C, Hodgkinson, JA, Bradburn, P, Grant, S, Farmer, A, Greenfield, S, Heneghan, C, Jowett, S, Martin, U, Milner, SL, Monahan, M, Mort, S, Ogburn, E, Perera-Salazar, R, Shah, S, Yu, L-M, Tarassenko, L & Hobbs, FDR, 2018, ‘Efficacy of self-monitored blood pressure, with or without telemonitoring, for titration of antihypertensive medication (TASMINH4): A Randomised Controlled Trial’. The Lancet, vol 391(10124)., pp. 949-959
• Franssen, M, Grant, S, Farmer, A, Greenfield, S, Heneghan, C, Hobbs, FDR, Hodgkinson, JA, Jowett, S, Mant, J, Martin, U, Milner, SL, Monahan, M, Ogburn, E, Perera-Salazar, R, Schwartz, C, Yu, L-M & McManus, R, 2017, ‘Telemonitoring and/or self-monitoring of blood pressure in hypertension (TASMINH4): protocol for a randomised controlled trial’. BMC Cardiovascular Disorders, vol 17.

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