Sarah Moore

Sarah Moore is a researcher affiliated with Newcastle University, focusing on post-stroke rehabilitation and physical activity assessment. Her work spans motor recovery, gait analysis, and technological interventions like wristband accelerometers to monitor and motivate movement in stroke survivors.

• Research Themes: Stroke rehabilitation, sedentary behavior, and application of wearable technology for movement analysis.
• Key Collaborations: Regularly collaborates with Professor Christopher Price, Dr. Lisa Shaw, and Dr. Darren Flynn on clinical trials and systematic reviews.
• Technological Focus: Pioneering studies (e.g., WAVES, ACTIVATE) on auditory cueing and accelerometer-based feedback systems for home-based rehabilitation.
• Methodological Contributions: Validating measurement tools for gait asymmetry and energy expenditure post-stroke.

Her recent publications (2025–2019) emphasize clinical guidelines, behavioral interventions, and objective activity monitoring. Trends in her research include improving free-living physical activity, understanding motor recovery biomarkers, and developing accessible rehabilitation frameworks.