Euan Sadler

Dr Euan Sadler is a Senior Research Fellow in the Centre for Implementation Science at King’s College London. He is a social scientist and physiotherapist specializing in health services research and implementation science, with a focus on improving health and social outcomes for older adults living with long-term conditions such as frailty, stroke, and multimorbidity.

• Doctor of Philosophy, King's College London (2009)
• Master of Arts, University of Amsterdam (2004)
• Master of Science, King's College London (2002)
• Bachelor of Science, University of East London (1992)

His research integrates qualitative and mixed methods approaches to develop and evaluate complex interventions. Key projects include feasibility studies on volunteer-led health interventions, integrated care packages for COPD patients, and peer support programs for stroke survivors. He contributes to the Implementation and Improvement Science Master's program and supervises dissertations across multiple academic initiatives.

Recent publications highlight his work on community-based case management for frailty, physiotherapy protocols post-hip fracture, and hybrid trials for mental health interventions. Collaborations span disciplines like healthcare delivery, mental health, and geriatrics, with citations reflecting his impact on frailty and multimorbidity research.