Ruth Abrams
Lecturer: Workforce, Organisation and Wellbeing
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Ruth Abrams is a Lecturer in Workforce, Organisation and Wellbeing at the University of Surrey, UK. Her research focuses on various aspects of healthcare and women’s roles within it, as evidenced by her recent articles addressing workplace pressures, reproductive health, and the experiences of women General Practitioners (GPs). Dr. Abrams also investigates the conditions that foster wellbeing among healthcare staff, particularly during challenging times such as the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Bridie Kent
University of Plymouth
John Campbell
Professor of General Practice and Primary Care
University of Exeter
Jill Maben
Honorary Professor of Nursing
Royal Surrey County Hospital
Emma Rowland
King’s College London
Daniel Kelly
Professor
Cardiff University
Su Golder
Associate Professor
University of York
Deborah Brewis
University of Bath
Miguel Imas
Kingston University
Russell Mannion
University of Birmingham
Anna Conolly
Lecturer & Research Fellow
University of Surrey
Aled Jones
Professor of Patient Safety & Healthcare Quality
Cardiff University
Sophie Park
University College London
Lilith A. Whiley
Senior Lecturer
University of Sussex
Ruth Harris
Professor of Health Care for Older Adults
King’s College London
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