Personal Statement
I lead and teach on a variety of modules for the BSc and MSc Physiotherapy programmes, whilst also leading those programmes. These roles are enabled because of extensive experience gained from clinical practice in the NHS, as well as within higher education. I specialised clinically in neuro-rehabilitation and have an MA in Learning & Teaching in Higher Education. My most recent scholarly activity involved writing book chapters to facilitate clinical reasoning in students, whilst research investigated the use of self developed videos to assist the development of clinical skills in student physiotherapists. My hobbies generally involve sports and keeping active

Research Overview
My most recent study investigated the use of self developed videos to assist the development of clinical skills in student physiotherapists.

2024 Whitehead, T & Curran, S, 'The Effects of Tai Chi on Physical and Non-Physical Symptoms for People with Multiple Sclerosis: A Systematic Review'. In progress

2024 Berragan, I., & Curran, S., 'Understanding service users’ perspectives of physiotherapists working as the first contact practitioner in a primary care setting. A systematic review'. In progress

2024 The Student Physiotherapists Workbook – two chapters written. Awaiting publication

2024 Clinical Case Studies in Modern Physiotherapy: An Evidence-Informed Approach – one chapter written. Awaiting Publication

2023 Nurses, Midwifery & AHP Research in Cheshire and Merseyside (NRICAM)
Poster presentation - A mixed methods approach to explore undergraduate physiotherapy students’ use and experience of videos to support the development of practical skills. This paper is also awaiting acceptance for publication