Clare Bradley

Clare Bradley is an Emeritus Professor of Health Psychology at Royal Holloway, University of London, and CEO of Health Psychology Research Ltd. She leads the Health Psychology Research Unit and holds additional academic titles including Professor of Health Psychology. Her research focuses on patient-reported outcomes in chronic illnesses such as kidney disease, diabetes, cancer, and macular conditions. She has supervised doctoral research on quality of life measurement tools and patient experiences in healthcare settings. Dr. Bradley’s work emphasizes translational research between clinical practice and psychological interventions.

Education: Holds a PhD in Psychology.

Research Interests: Development of patient-centered assessment tools, chronic illness management strategies, and psychological impacts of healthcare treatments. Her work bridges clinical outcomes with quality of life improvement through innovative questionnaire design and caregiver support systems.

Publications: Recent research includes evaluation of cancer-specific quality of life metrics, patient experiences in macular conditions, and outcomes of kidney disease treatments. These studies highlight her focus on translating psychological insights into practical clinical applications.

Supervised Work: Advised 3 doctoral candidates focusing on:

• Kidney disease and diabetes transplantation outcomes
• Cancer-specific quality of life questionnaires
• Macular condition patient/caregiver experiences

Affiliations: Royal Holloway’s Department of Psychology and Health Psychology Research Ltd.