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Katie Robinson

Principal Research Fellow, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences

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Katie is a Principal Research Fellow in the Centre for Rehabilitation and Ageing Research in the School of Medicine at the 糖心原创. She currently holds an NIHR Advanced Fellowship (2020-2027) working with care homes to develop and implement falls management approaches. Her research interests include the development of social care and community led research, developing and evaluating complex interventions, effective exercise strategies for older people and falls prevention programmes for older people. She is currently leading a 3.5 year programme of work (commencing March 2026) to adapt and evaluate a falls management programme across domiciliary care. This involves working across a range of social care organisations and is funded by the Vivensa Foundation.

Katie has supervised the successful completion of 6 PhD students covering topics in co-production, falls management, deconditioning and neuromuscular electrical stimulation. Katie has previously completed an NIHR Zinc Innovation Fellowship learning skills in commercialisation of research. Katie is the deputy theme lead of the older people's theme for the NIHR HealthTech Research Centre in Rehabilitation (2024-2029) and the co-lead of the Building Resilience in Later Life of the ARC East Midlands (April 2026- 2031

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