Dr Jacqui Morris

Jacqui’s research interests focus on developing and testing complex rehabilitation interventions that promote recovery in stroke and other long-term conditions. She leads interdisciplinary teams to develop behaviour change strategies that support people living in the community to achieve their long-term recovery, physical activity and rehabilitation goals.  She is particularly interested in working with people to understand their challenges and in working with them to co-design research and interventions with them to meet their needs. She works closely with national and international Allied Health Professions practitioners to influence rehabilitation practice and service delivery, and the impact of her work was recognised in her 4* world-leading impact case study in REF 2021.

Her methodological expertise is in evidence synthesis, complex intervention development, mixed methods research and clinical trials. She has an extensive track record of peer review publications and externally funded grant income and has acted as external advisor for policy and practice developments and research funding bodies.