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Sarah Croke is a Research Associate (AI Triaging) in the Division of Population Health, Health Services Research & Primary Care at the University of Manchester's Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health. Her research focuses on health systems, patient experiences, and healthcare delivery with particular attention to equity and accessibility across diverse populations.
Her research interests include:
- Health Services Research and Primary Care
- Mental Health and Cultural Sensitivity in Healthcare
- Health Inequality and Access to Services
- Type 2 Diabetes Management in Urban Settings
- Health System Change and Innovation
- Qualitative Methodologies in Healthcare Research
Dr. Croke's recent publications demonstrate a strong focus on qualitative and mixed-methods approaches to understanding complex healthcare landscapes. Her work examines mental health services for ethnic minorities, therapeutic landscapes in healthcare, health system change frameworks, innovations in care models, and diabetes management in young adults. These publications reveal a consistent theme of addressing health inequalities through innovative research methodologies and critical analysis of healthcare systems.
Her notable recognition includes:
- Making a Difference Awards 2018 - Outstanding contribution to environmental sustainability
Dr. Croke has been involved in significant research projects, including the National evaluation of the Vanguard new care models programme (2017-2021), which examined innovations in health and social care in England. Her collaborative work spans multiple institutions and addresses critical issues in healthcare delivery and policy. She maintains active research networks related to UK social sciences, case study methodology, government policy, health services, wellbeing, system change, and public utilities, with her work contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and wellbeing.
