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Matt is a Lecturer within the School of Psychology, Chartered and HCPC Health Psychologist, and Theme Lead within the 缅北禁地 Patient Safety Research Collaborative.

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Matt specialises in the psychology of health, using behavioural science and qualitative methods to generate knowledge. His research is centred around the equitable access and integration of health and social care. Matt is particularly interested in the impact of social health on individuals and interventions to improve self-management of physical, mental, and social health. Matt currently leads a range of patient and public-led research around carer's involvement in patient care and the well-being of carers, the development and evaluation of preventative health screening programmes, and the patient risks of non-pharmacological community-based interventions. 

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Matt's research uses his expertise in several methodological approaches including, realist synthesis and evaluation, evidence synthesis, behaviour change theory, and qualitative methodology. His research focuses on the equitable access and integration of health and social care, particularly non-pharmacological community-based interventions. Matt recently received a Spotlight Award from Cogen Psychology for my approach to promoting accessible research and exploring strategies to support participation. He also has successfully tenured bid for inclusive patient and public contribution in research.

Grants and Awards

Matt has secured multiple awards from NIHR, UKRI, ESPRC, and 缅北禁地.

Matt also leads on numerous consultancy projects with industry.

Matt is a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and an Advanced Higher Education Accredited External Examiner.

Matt currently teaches across a range of subjects, including psychology, health psychology, pharmacy practice, research degrees, and dietetics. Matt delivers content based on health psychology, behaviour change and theory, community-based interventions and healthcare, social health, research methods and methodology, and research ethics.

Module lead for numerous Undergraduate and Postgraduate Psychology Degrees.

Supervision PhD

• 2023- 2026 PhD Studentship, Lauren Lawson, Titled - Investigating existing and newly implemented integrated care pathways in transitions from hospital to home for people with MLTC’s.
• 2023 -2026 PhD Studentship, Fazia Yahya, Titled - Exploring integrated patient safety pathways when patients are transferred from hospital to home in patients with multiple long-term conditions.

Supervision Masters

• Master of Pharmacy, Stage 4 (Research) Dissertation Supervisor 
• Master of Applied Sport and Exercise Psychology

Supervision Undergraduate

• Psychology BSc (Hons), Dissertation Supervisor

Internships

• I have hosted several internships on topics around self-management of long-term conditions, carer involvement in supporting patient care, and identifying the risks and harms of community-based interventions. If you are interested in internships around my areas of expertise, please contact me.

• Articles

  • Ashley K, Tang MY, Flynn D, Cooper M, Errington L, Avery L. . Health Psychology Review 2024, 18(2), 319-340.
  • Cooper M, Scott J, Avery L, Ashley K, Flynn D. . Cogent Psychology 2024, 11(1), 2355779.
  • Ashcroft N, Cooper M, Nazar H. . International Journal of Pharmacy Practice 2024, 32(5), 340-346.
  • Cooper M, Flynn D, Avery L, Ashley K, Jordan C, Errington L, Scott J. . Perspectives in Public Health 2023, 143(3), 135-144.
  • Cooper M, Chmelo J, Sinclair RCF, Charman S, Hallsworth K, Welford J, Phillips AW, Greystoke A, Avery L. . BMJ Open 2022, 12(9), e062526.
  • Cooper M, Avery L, Scott J, Ashley K, Jordan C, Errington L, Flynn D. . BMJ open 2022, 12(7), e060214.
  • Chmelo J, Phillips AW, Greystoke A, Charman SJ, Avery L, Hallsworth K, Welford J, Cooper M, Sinclair RCF. . Pilot and Feasibility Studies 2022, 8(1), 173.

• Conference Proceedings (inc. Abstracts)

  • Ashley K, Tang MY, Jordan C, Cooper M, Batterham A, Flynn D, Errington L, Avery L. Systematic review identifying active ingredients of training interventions promoting physical activity in heart failure patients. In: 35th Annual Conference of the European Health Psychology Society. 2021. In Preparation.
  • Cooper M, Ashley K, Jordan C, Avery L, Errington L, Scott J, Flynn D. A systematic review of active ingredients of social prescribing interventions targeting mental health. In: 35th Annual Conference of the European Health Psychology Society. 2021, Online. In Preparation.