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Rona Moss-Morris is a Professor of Health Psychology at King’s College London, where she leads the Digital Therapies theme at the NIHR Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre. With over 30 years of research experience, she focuses on the psychological factors affecting symptom experiences in chronic medical conditions, including multiple sclerosis and irritable bowel syndrome. Her work integrates cognitive behavioral interventions and digital approaches, contributing to the understanding of chronic fatigue syndrome and the adjustment of patients and their families to long-term physical illness. Moss-Morris has received notable recognition for her contributions, including the British Psychological Society's Outstanding Contribution to Research Award and the Distinguished Contribution to Practice Award. Under her leadership, research teams have received accolades for their innovative approaches in health psychology, specifically in managing chronic conditions. She has also played a key role as a National Advisor for NHS England, focusing on improving access to psychological therapies for long-term medically unexplained conditions. Her editorial contributions to Health Psychology Review and Psychology Health reflect her commitment to advancing the field through research and clinical practices. Moss-Morris’s work champions the importance of tailored psychological support and interventions for both patients and healthcare systems.
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