Helen Locke

University of Salford

PhD Title:

The role and design of objects and environments in the lives of upper-limb prosthesis users.

Research Interests:

Rehabilitation medicine
International health
Upper-limb prostheses

Biography

I like to keep busy and my hobbies include bouldering, running, yoga and sewing.

I graduated in Medicine and then went on to specialise in Rehabilitation Medicine. I now work in the field of amputation and prosthetics. I also have a BSc in International Health.

Publications

Locke et al. (2021) Delays to Accessing Healthcare and Rehabilitation Following Trauma in Madagascar - a Qualitative Study, Disability and Rehabilitation.

Locke et al. (2020) Acceptability and Usability of Smartphone-based Brainwave Entrainment Technology Used by Individuals With Chronic Pain in a Home Setting, British Journal of Pain.

Locke et al. (2019) Evaluating a Global Health Partnership Rehabilitation Training Programme in Madagascar, Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine.

Renaud et al. (2018) Developing a Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitaion Service in Madagascar, Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine.

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