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Dr Angela Long

Research Fellow

School: Healthcare and Nursing Sciences

Angela is a trainee Health Psychologist specialising in applied healthcare research, using ethnographic and qualitative methods to understand real-world clinical practice.

Her research interests include how policy and evidence translate into practice. This includes understanding the everyday realities of how healthcare is actually delivered, as well as exploring what happens when interventions meet real-world settings—the adaptations, workarounds, and interactions that shape both staff and patient/service user experiences. She is particularly passionate about capturing the context-specific complexities that determine whether interventions succeed or fail when they meet the realities of frontline care.

Angela Long
  • Women's health
  • Musculoskeletal health
  • Community pharmacy
  • Ethnographic and qualitative research methods
  • Behaviour change interventions
  • Lived experiences of health and ill health
  • Please visit the Pure Research Information Portal for further information
  • A mixed method evaluation using the RE-AIM framework of a student-led community-based cardiovascular disease screening clinic in an urban community setting, Long, A., Cooper, M., Richardson, C., Nazar, H. 3 Feb 2026, In: Frontiers in Public Health
  • Exploring Student and Faculty Staff Perceptions of a Student-Led Cardiovascular Disease Screening Clinic, Long, A., Cooper, M., Cuskin, H., Zain, Y., Richardson, C., Nazar, H. 1 Aug 2026, In: American Journal of Pharmaceutical Education
  • Exploring the Role of Community Pharmacy in the Management of Osteoarthritis: Surveys and Interviews With People With Osteoarthritis, Simkins, J., Babatunde, O., Holden, M., O'Brien, N., Nicholls, E., Long, A., Dziedzic, K., Chudyk, A., Todd, A., Walker, C., Webb, D., Stanford, C., Cottrell, E., Healey, E., Cork, T., Mallen, C., White, S. 17 Aug 2026, In: Arthritis Care & Research
  • Co-development and testing of an extended community pharmacy model of service delivery for managing osteoarthritis: protocol for a sequential, multi-methods study (PharmOA), Babatunde, O., Cottrell, E., White, S., Chudyk, A., Healey, E., Edwards, J., Nicholls, E., O’Brien, N., Todd, A., Walker, C., Stanford, C., Cork, T., Long, A., Simkins, J., Mallen, C., Dziedzic, K., Holden, M. 12 Jan 2024, In: BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders
  • Exploring the potential extended role of community pharmacy in the management of osteoarthritis: A multi‐methods study with pharmacy staff and other healthcare professionals, Simkins, J., Holden, M., Babatunde, O., White, S., Nicholls, E., Long, A., Dziedzic, K., Chudyk, A., Todd, A., Walker, C., Stanford, C., Cottrell, E., Edwards, J., Healey, E., Cork, T., Mallen, C., O’Brien, N. 7 Mar 2024, In: Musculoskeletal Care
  • Health and lifestyle advice in community pharmacy for musculoskeletal conditions: a focused ethnography, Long, A., O'Brien, N., Rapley, T., Dziedzic, K. 29 Apr 2024, In: International Journal of Pharmacy Practice
Psychology PhD February 27 2025

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