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Jackie Sturt is a Professor of Behavioural Medicine and Nursing at King's College London. She is the Principal Investigator for the REaCH Project, focusing on the intersection of physical and mental health in long-term conditions such as diabetes. Her extensive research background includes the development and evaluation of interventions designed to support individuals managing long-term health conditions. Jackie has played a pivotal role in co-leading the Faculty's Clinical Diabetes Research Group, focusing on addressing the common challenges faced by individuals living with diabetes. Her experience includes an NIHR post-doctoral fellowship at Warwick Medical School and a clinical secondment with the NHS, where she worked on innovative services to aid patient self-management. Sturt's research particularly centers on digital health strategies, including remote consulting, to enhance healthcare access and quality, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. She is engaged in exploring the psychosocial aspects of diabetes management and welcomes postgraduate research students interested in these fields. Her commitment to improving health outcomes in chronic diseases highlights her as a leading figure in the nursing and behavioural science domains.
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