Alison Griffiths

Alison Griffiths is a Lecturer at the School of Allied Health within the Faculty of Health Sciences. Her research focuses on pediatric motor development, clinical assessment tools for children, and cognitive impacts of alcohol dependence. She has contributed to studies on motor impairment prediction in preterm children and reliability of gait assessment methods in limb differences.

Her work spans systematic reviews of motor assessment tools, longitudinal studies on neurodevelopmental outcomes, and cognitive analyses in substance use disorders. Key contributions include the development of the GOAL-LD gait assessment framework and investigations into prospective memory deficits in alcohol dependence.

No scientific awards, grants, or advising roles are explicitly documented in the provided materials. Collaborations include researchers in neonatal health, developmental pediatrics, and clinical psychology.