Sarah Naylor

Sarah Naylor is a Senior Lecturer in Diagnostic Imaging at the College of Health, Psychology and Social Care. Her research focuses on improving diagnostic imaging practices, healthcare education, and interprofessional collaboration in clinical settings. She has contributed to studies on breast imaging techniques, operating theatre roles for radiographers, and educational strategies for healthcare professionals.

Her work emphasizes practical applications such as optimizing mammography screening protocols, enhancing team dynamics in surgical environments, and developing innovative training methods for basic life support. She has also explored challenges faced by radiography students transitioning to professional practice and the role of service users in clinical assessment.

Key research outputs include evaluations of Maltese breast compression techniques, action research in surgical radiography roles, and interprofessional simulation studies. Her findings have been published in journals like Radiography and Imaging and Therapy Practice.

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