MsSarah Daniels
Clinical Director
Department of Brain Sciences - Faculty of Medicine
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- Clinical DirectorDepartment of Brain Sciences - Faculty of Medicine
- Commonwealth Building, Hammersmith Campus, United Kingdom
BIO
Consultant AHP | Health and Social Care Lead | UK Dementia Research Institute - Care Research and Technology Centre
Sarah Daniels is an occupational therapist specialising in rehabilitation for people with complex neurological conditions, working within a range of clinical settings (UK USA). In her role as Health and Social Care Lead, Sarah is committed to partnership working and co-design as a means to drive the translation of digital health and social care research, into sustainable, safe, and integrated systems, that deliver meaningful improvements in both quality of life and the delivery of care.
As an occupational therapist, Sarah's research interests are the development of digital measures and smart home sensing to quantify functional performance of everyday living and daily life routines with the ultimate target of building predictive models of care need and risk, as well as development of AI enabled functional support.
Sarah works closely with her clinical academic colleagues to support health and social care professionals access research opportunities; offers clinical mentorship to pre-doctoral and doctoral students and fulfils a clinical advisory role within Dyson School of Design Engineering and the Helix Centre.
Sarah Daniels is an occupational therapist specialising in rehabilitation for people with complex neurological conditions, working within a range of clinical settings (UK USA). In her role as Health and Social Care Lead, Sarah is committed to partnership working and co-design as a means to drive the translation of digital health and social care research, into sustainable, safe, and integrated systems, that deliver meaningful improvements in both quality of life and the delivery of care.
As an occupational therapist, Sarah's research interests are the development of digital measures and smart home sensing to quantify functional performance of everyday living and daily life routines with the ultimate target of building predictive models of care need and risk, as well as development of AI enabled functional support.
Sarah works closely with her clinical academic colleagues to support health and social care professionals access research opportunities; offers clinical mentorship to pre-doctoral and doctoral students and fulfils a clinical advisory role within Dyson School of Design Engineering and the Helix Centre.
FACULTY
- Faculty of Medicine
POSITION NAME
- Clinical Director