Knox, Liam, Dr

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Dr Liam Knox

BSc, PhD

Neuroscience, School of Medicine and Population Health

Research Fellow

l.knox@sheffield.ac.uk

B11, 91ֱ�� Institute for Translational Neuroscience (SITraN)

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Dr Liam Knox
Neuroscience, School of Medicine and Population Health
B11
91ֱ�� Institute for Translational Neuroscience (SITraN)
385a Glossop Road
91ֱ��
S10 2HQ

Profile

I completed my PhD in Health Psychology at Aberystwyth University whilst working for the R&D department at Hywel Dda University Health Board. My work used self-determination theory to understand motivations to self-manage COPD and evaluated digital films to improve health.

I joined the University of 91ֱ�� in 2019 as a Research Associate to help develop and evaluate a digital healthcare service called Telehealth in Motor Neuron Disease (or TiM for short) in two specialist centres.

I am now a permanent Research Fellow, expanding the TiM project to fourteen specialist MND centres in the UK and international partners in Ireland, whilst also developing a research-specific version of TiM. I also support other health service projects that implement and evaluate digital services.

Research interests

My research interests are any health service project from early development stages through to evaluation and implementation. This is primarily in MND, however, I have experience across a broad range of long-term conditions, such as COPD and musculoskeletal conditions. I have a special interest in digital and remote interventions and how these can complement existing, traditional healthcare services. I use a broad range of methodologies, including quantitative surveys, qualitative interviews, focus groups, and observations, and process evaluations.

I am also interested in other health psychology projects that use motivational theory to understand health behaviours and how this can support healthcare service development.

Publications

Journal articles

McDool E, Carlton J, Powell PA, Coates E, Knox L, Mayberry E, Appleby N, Griffiths AW, Hobson E & McDermott CJ (2024) . Neurology, 103(2).
Costa ARG, Malaspina A, Knox L & Sheringham J (2024) . British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, 20(3), 96-106.
Kwasnicka D, Keller J, Perski O, Potthoff S, ten Hoor GA, Ainsworth B, Crutzen R, Dohle S, van Dongen A, Heino M , Henrich JF et al (2022) . Health Psychology Review, 16(4), 475-491.
Knox L, McDermott C & Hobson E (2022) . Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology, 46(6), 506-517.
van Eijk RPA, Beelen A, Kruitwagen ET, Murray D, Radakovic R, Hobson E, Knox L, Helleman J, Burke T, Rubio Pérez MÁ , Reviers E et al (2021) . Journal of Medical Internet Research, 23(9).
Knox L, Gemine R, Dunning M & Lewis K (2021) . BMJ Open Respiratory Research, 8(1).
Knox L, Norris G, Lewis K & Rahman R (2021) . Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine, 9(1), 527-546.
Knox L, Gemine R, Rees S, Bowen S, Groom P, Taylor D, Bond I & Lewis K (2021) . Health and Technology, 11(3), 557-562.
Knox L, Gemine R, Rees S, Bowen S, Groom P, Taylor D, Bond I, Rosser W & Lewis K (2021) . Health and Technology, 11(1), 111-117.
Knox L, Dunning M, Davies C-A, Mills-Bennet R, Sion TW, Phipps K, Stevenson V, Hurlin C & Lewis K (2019) . International Journal of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, 14, 775-780.
Knox L, Rahman RJ & Beedie C (2017) . Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 23(7), 639-649.
Knox L, Coates E, Griffiths A, Ali Y, Hobson E & McDermott C () . JMIR Research Protocols, 13, e57685-e57685.

Conference proceedings papers

Knox L, Gemine R, Rees S, Bowen S, Groom P, Taylor D, Bond I & Lewis K (2021) . Medical education, web and internet

Preprints

Musson LS, Mitic N, Leigh-Valero V, Onambele-Pearson G, Knox L, Steyn FJ, Holdom CJ, Dick TJM, van Eijk RPA, van Unnik JWJ , Botman LCM et al (2024) , JMIR Publications Inc..
Knox L, Coates E, Griffiths A, Ali Y, Hobson E & McDermott C (2024) , JMIR Publications Inc..
van Eijk RPA, Beelen A, Kruitwagen ET, Murray D, Radakovic R, Hobson E, Knox L, Helleman J, Burke T, Rubio Pérez M , Reviers E et al () .

Research group

PhD Students

Amy Clift
Rosie Bamber

Teaching activities: My main teaching interests relate to mixed methods and their use in the healthcare domain. I am also interested in supporting PhD students and early career researchers develop and understand how to apply for NHS ethics and write funding applications.

Professional activities and memberships: I am a member of Chris McDermott’s Better Outcomes in MND research group. I also support various work packages within the UK MND Research Institute and the digital health working group within ENCALS.

Current Projects

Telehealth in MND-Care
Telehealth in MND-Research
MND Alert
Apathy in MND
EHPS Ari Haukkala Mentoring Programme
Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion in MND care and research
Qualitative methods in MND