Sarah Moore

Dr. Sarah Moore is a Clinical Lecturer at Northumbria University with expertise in stroke rehabilitation research. With a background as a physiotherapist and 15 years of dedicated research experience following 10 years in clinical practice, she has established herself as a significant contributor to stroke recovery science.

Her primary research interests focus on improving physical activity and mobility outcomes for stroke survivors through innovative interventions. Dr. Moore specializes in developing behavior change programs, particularly the Physical Activity Routines After Stroke (PARAS) intervention, and investigating auditory rhythmical cueing techniques to enhance gait. Her work bridges clinical practice and research, aiming to translate evidence into practical rehabilitation approaches.

Dr. Moore's publications over the past three years demonstrate a consistent focus on stroke rehabilitation, with particular emphasis on standardized measurement tools, motor recovery frameworks, and innovative therapeutic approaches. Her research often involves collaborative international efforts, as evidenced by her participation in European Stroke Organisation guideline development.

• NIHR/HEE Integrated Clinical Academic Clinical Lectureship holder (2016-2020)
• International Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Alliance Emerging Leader
• Stroke Association project grant recipient

As an active supervisor, Dr. Moore mentors emerging researchers in stroke rehabilitation, with current PhD students investigating topics including bone health after stroke. She contributes to professional guidelines as a member of the European Stroke Organisation Motor Rehabilitation Guidelines Group and represents the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Neurology on the UK Stroke Forum Scientific Steering Group.