Lisa Wright

Lisa Wright serves as a Senior Lecturer in Podiatry at Glasgow Caledonian University, United Kingdom, with an active research profile and current acceptance of PhD students. Her work primarily focuses on musculoskeletal ultrasound applications in foot care and biomechanics.

Dr. Wright's research interests center on ultrasound strain elastography, foot biomechanics in arthritis conditions, and self-management foot care programs. Her work investigates tendon assessment in healthy adults, foot complications in diabetes patients, and specialized ultrasound training for rheumatology applications. The research demonstrates consistent methodological focus on reliability studies and clinical applications of imaging techniques.

Her publication record shows sustained scholarly activity from 2009-2021, with recent work emphasizing systematic reviews and reliability studies. Current research directions include musculoskeletal ultrasound for diagnosing foot problems and developing sonography biomarkers for knee injections, indicating continued innovation in diagnostic approaches.

• 12 citations for diabetes foot complications systematic review (2021)
• 22 citations for ultrasound strain elastography reliability study (2019)
• 25 citations for psoriatic arthritis foot function research (2010)

Dr. Wright collaborates extensively with colleagues including Newcombe, Hendry, and Dickson across multiple projects. She currently serves as Co-Investigator on two active projects: 'The role of musculoskeletal ultrasound in diagnosing foot problems' (2024) and 'Proof-of-concept sonography biomarkers of Arthrosamid knee injection' (2024-2025). Her work contributes to Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being.