Lorna Booth

Lorna Booth is a Lecturer in Psychology at Glasgow Caledonian University, specializing in behavior change interventions for chronic health conditions. Her work focuses on physical activity promotion, bladder health, and functional constipation management in aging populations.

• Current affiliation: Psychology Department, Glasgow Caledonian University
• Research themes: Behavior Change Wheel methodology, systematic reviews, clinical trials

Research Interests

Her research spans interdisciplinary areas including:

• Developing interventions for intermittent claudication and chronic constipation
• Systematic review methodologies in healthcare
• Bladder health screening tools for older adults
• Application of behavior change techniques in clinical settings
• Evidence synthesis for pediatric and geriatric conditions
• Health technology assessments for rehabilitation

Recent work emphasizes meta-analytical approaches to evaluate physical activity interventions and evidence-based strategies for functional gastrointestinal disorders.