معرفی
Aisha Sahi serves as a Lecturer in Postgraduate Pharmacy Education at Keele University's School of Allied Health Professions and Pharmacy since 2023. Her responsibilities encompass admissions coordination, tutor support, assessment duties, and lecturing within the Independent Prescribing programme.
Her research concentrates on critical areas of public health and education:
- Health inequalities, especially among ethnic minority populations
- Health education and disease understanding disparities
- Equality and inclusion strategies in academic settings
Her scholarly output, including a 2019 BMC Public Health publication on Type 2 Diabetes awareness in London's high-risk communities, demonstrates consistent focus on health disparities and communication barriers in underserved groups. This work aligns with broader public health trends emphasizing community-specific educational interventions and cultural competence in healthcare.
No scientific awards were documented in the provided materials.
In her academic role, Dr. Sahi provides essential tutor support and assessment services for pharmacy students, contributing to professional development within Keele's postgraduate programmes. While specific research grants aren't mentioned, her work directly supports the university's mission in pharmacy education and clinical practice advancement.
She operates within Keele University's School of Allied Health Professions and Pharmacy infrastructure, which includes the Keele Centre for Medicines Optimisation (KCMO) and Virtual Patient project, though direct involvement in these specific initiatives isn't explicitly stated in the source text.
