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Sarah Chapman is a Senior Lecturer at King's College London. Her research and teaching focus on supporting patients in using medications for long-term conditions. Prior to joining King's College London, she was a Lecturer at the University of Bath. Sarah has held competitive research fellowships, including an ESRC funded doctoral fellowship at the University of Oxford and a UCL Excellence Fellowship at the Centre for Behavioural Medicine UCL. She possesses expertise in a diverse range of methods aimed at understanding patient and healthcare practitioners' experiences, including experimental methods, behavioural interventions, meta-analysis, and qualitative interviews. Sarah has over 10 years of experience in teaching psychology and communication-related topics to pharmacy students and healthcare professionals. She teaches in the MPharm degree program and provides training for trainee healthcare professionals at the Centre for Adherence Research and Education. Her current research interests involve developing new interventions to aid patients in making medication decisions, training healthcare professionals to address adherence-related concerns, and understanding the psychological processes behind side effect reporting.
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