Research Profile
Dr Sarah Morgan-Trimmer
Career Profile
I am currently involved in developing qualitative research for mixed-methods studies and evaluations of complex interventions in public health, as a member of the Public Health Improvement Research Network (PHIRN). I also do a small amount of teaching on qualitative methods and on health improvement. I have a particular interest in health inequalities and have a background in social exclusion research. My PhD explored the impact of resident participation on public service improvement in a regeneration area, before which I worked as a consultant researcher evaluating child poverty programmes and employment services. Prior to this I worked as a researcher for a substance abuse agency in New York, conducting qualitative and quantitative evaluations of treatment programmes for low income groups. I have also worked for several voluntary organisations, including an education charity in the South Bronx.
Memberships / External Activities
- Founding member of the Postgraduate Governance Research Network
- Member of the Royal Anthropological Institute
Presentations
- Brokers and Ties in Governance Networks, Social Policy Association Annual Conference, Lincoln University 2010
- Participation Outcomes, CINEFOGO Workshop, Charles University (Prague) 2009
- Governance Theory for Regeneration Partnerships, Thinking Critically about Governance: Explorations of Power and Practice Workshop, University of Bath 2009
- Participation Outcomes in Governance Networks: The Role of Network Ties, CINEFOGO New Forms of Governance and Civil Society Workshop, University of Trento (Italy) 2008
