معرفی
Said Ibeggazene is a Clinical Science Research Fellow at Sheffield Hallam University, focusing on integrating exercise into NHS prostate cancer care through the NIHR-funded STAMINA programme. His work emphasizes evidence-based exercise interventions to improve patient outcomes.
Education: BSc in Sport and Exercise Science from Loughborough University (200X), PhD in Cardiovascular Exercise Physiology from the University of Leeds (201X). Former Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Hull Royal Infirmary's Academic Vascular Surgical Unit. Holds professional experience as an Athletics Coach (sprints) and personal trainer.
Research interests center on applied exercise physiology, particularly in clinical populations. Key areas include exercise training protocols for patients with prostate cancer undergoing androgen deprivation therapy, vascular surgery patients with intermittent claudication, and translational research bridging evidence generation to healthcare practice.
Publications highlight expertise in qualitative studies on exercise acceptability, clinical trial methodologies for lifestyle interventions, and vascular rehabilitation. His work contributes to optimizing NHS care pathways through evidence-based exercise integration.
