Andi Seago

Andi Seago is a Senior Lecturer Practitioner in the Faculty of Health, Education and Social Care at Anglia Ruskin University, Peterborough, specializing in public health with expertise in exercise referral, weight management, cardiac rehabilitation, and physical activity for health promotion.

Her educational qualifications include:

• BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Science from Nottingham Trent University
• Professional certifications in Cardiac Rehabilitation Instruction, Exercise Referral, and Pre/Post Natal Exercise
• PhD in Health and Social Care from the University of Lincoln focusing on maintaining cardiac rehabilitation benefits for heart failure patients

Dr. Seago's research centers on translating cardiac rehabilitation into sustained health outcomes, particularly for heart failure patients, with emphasis on maintenance strategies, cardiovascular risk reduction, and chronic condition management. Her work bridges clinical practice and public health interventions to address lifestyle-related health challenges.

Her 2021 conference presentations analyze systematic approaches to sustaining cardiac rehabilitation benefits, highlighting mixed-methods research on maintenance interventions and essential program components for heart failure patients. These studies reflect her focus on evidence-based translation of rehabilitation protocols into long-term patient outcomes.

She is an active member of professional bodies including the British Association of Cardiac Prevention and Rehabilitation, BASES, British Society of Heart Failure, and Royal Society for Public Health, and provides research supervision for public health students.