Hammerton, Jackie - Sheffield Hallam University - Department of Allied Health Professions

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I have been teaching Physiotherapy at Sheffield Hallam University since 2002 and qualified as a Physiotherapist in London in 1984. Alongside my teaching I continue to maintain a small clinical caseload. My area of practice is neurological rehabilitation and I have worked in both primary and secondary care, moving from London to Sheffield in 1986. I teach to both undergraduates and postgraduates, and also participate in undergraduate inter-professional learning. In 2004 I completed my PhD from Sheffield University, " Investigating the influence of age on recovery from stroke". This has supported much of my teaching, particularly research skills to undergraduates and post graduates, and supervising student dissertations. I completed a 4 year EPSRC funded research project in 20O7, looking at the use of technology for upper limb rehabilitation following stroke. Findings from the study were presented at the World Neurological Rehabilitation conference in Hong Kong and also the European Stroke Forum in Belgium. I have also had a number of publications on this topic. My current research interests continue the theme of technology and are around the use of exo-skeletons in Spinal Injury rehab. I have been the Professional Lead for Physiotherapy since November 2012 Neurological Rehabilitation Technology in rehabilitation Stroke Upper Limb rehabilitation

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Mountain GA, Ware PM, Hammerton J, Mawson SJ, Zheng J, Davies R, Black N, Zhou H, Hu H, Harris N & Eccleston C (2006) The SMART Project: A User Led Approach to Developing Applications for Domiciliary Stroke Rehabilitation. In Clarkson P, Langdon J, and Robinson P (eds) Designing Accessible Technology, Springer-Verlag London. Wilson S, Davies R, Stone T, Hammerton J, Ware P, Mawson S, Harris N, Eccleston C, Zheng H, Black N & Mountain G (2007) Developing a telemonitoring system for stroke rehabilitation. Proceedings of Ergonomics Society Annual Conference, Nottingham, Taylor and Francis. Zheng H, Davies R, Black ND, Ware PM, Hammerton J, Mawson SJ, Mountain GA & Harris N (2006) The SMART Project: An ICT decision platform for home-based stroke rehabilitation system", Proceedings of the International Conference on Smart homes and Telematics (ICOST2006). Zheng H, Davies R, Zhou H, Hammerton J, Mawson SJ, Ware PM, Black ND, Eccleston C, Hu H, Stone T, Mountain GA & Harris ND (2006), SMART project: Application of emerging information and communication technology to home-based rehabilitation for stroke patients” International Journal on Disability and Human Development Special. Issue on Advances in Virtual Reality Therapy and Rehabilitation , 5(3) pp. 271-6. Zhou H, Hu H, Harris N & Hammerton J (2006) Applications of wearable inertial sensors in estimation of upper limb movements, Journal of Biomedical Signal Processing & Control, Vol. 1, pp. 22-32