Lauren Haworth
Academic Editor @PLOS
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WORK HISTORY
Academic Editor @PLOS
EDUCATION
University of Lancashire
Sports Therapy and Bachelor of Science (BSc), Sports Therapy
University of Lancashire
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), Bra Fit, Breast health, Breast Support, Back Pain, Clinical measures of pain, Biomechanics
ABOUT LAUREN HAWORTH
A Research Associate within the Allied Health Research Unit at the University of Lancashire, with a PhD and BSc (Hons) in Sports Therapy. Working across multiple projects including industry collaborations and the Lancashire Universities Innovation Programme funded by the Shared Prosperity Fund. A continuously growing portfolio of research spanning 3 strands [1] THE WELLBEING OF WOMEN IN HEALTH & SPORT- Topalidou A et al (2024) Assessment of the pelvic and body interface pressure during different recumbent and semi-recumbent birthing positions. Clinical Biomechanics- Haworth L, et al (2023) Does an alternative breast support garment provide symptomatic relief for larger breasted women with chronic non-specific back pain? Prosthetics and Orthotics International- Haworth L, et al (2022). Understanding Experience, Knowledge and Perceived Challenges Related to Bra Fit for Sports Participation: A Scoping Review. Research In Sports Medicine- Haworth L, et al (2022) The impact of breast support garments on fit, support and posture amongst larger breasted women. Applied Ergonomics.[2] EVIDENCE INFORMED PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT THROUGH EFFICACY TESTING- Haworth L et al (2024) Do orthotic walkers affect lower limb and trunk function during gait? Prosthetics and Orthotics International- Chohan A, et al (2020) Examination of a new mobile intermittent pneumatic compression device in healthy adults, Journal of Wound Care- Haworth L et al (2019) Postural management for bed bound patients. Journal of Quantitative Research in Rehabilitation Medicine- Chohan A et al,(2019) Examination of the effects of a new compression garment on skin tissue oxygenation in healthy volunteers. Journal of Wound Care.[3] SERVICE EVALUATION OF INTERVENTIONS FOR HEALTH AND WELLBEING- Haworth L et al (2024) Promoting Physical Activity for Health Benefits via a 10-week Mobile-Application based Personal Training Programme. International Journal of Health Promotion and Education.
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