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Saba Shafiq,
Research Fellow (Working with Muslim fam

Information about Saba Shafiq at the University of Bradford.

Faculty of Health Studies
Email:
s.shafiq23@bradford.ac.uk
Telephone:
+44 1274 238455
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Biography

Saba Shafiq joined the University of Bradford in August 2022 as a Research Fellow on the project: Increasing uptake of cancer screening in South Asian Muslim women in Bradford through working with men in families.Prior to joining the University, Saba had been working as a Research Assistant at the University of Leeds on the project: Developing a service user centred co-designed patient safety intervention for acute mental health wards: A mixed methods process evaluation and before that, had developed a teaching career as an educator in the field of Health Studies and Psychology.Saba holds a BSc (hons) Psychology, MSc Health Psychology and PGDE Education and Training. She has completed a PhD in Dementia Studies from the University of Bradford on cultural influences on dementia representations, recommending an intervention for health care professionals and people of minority ethnic communities to support living well with dementia. Her research interests lie in psychological understanding of diverse health inequalities in seldom-heard groups.

Research

Health PsychologyBehaviour ChangeMinority Ethnic HealthHealth Inequalities and Social Determinants of HealthWorking with Seldom-Heard GroupsDiversity and Health ConditionsPublic and Patient Involvement in Research (co-design with communities)

Research collaborators

Information about people or organisations that Saba Shafiq collaborates with.
Name Company Country Type Role Theme Description
University of Bradford GB INTERNAL PhD Supervisor
Brighton and Sussex Medical School GB EXTERNAL Dementia Detectives
Leeds Beckett University GB EXTERNAL Dementia Detectives
University of Bradford GB INTERNAL PhD Supervisor

Teaching

Details on teaching interests, highlights and modules are available for Miss Saba Shafiq as follows:

Teaching interests

Health PsychologyEthnicity and HealthIllness PerceptionsHealth InequalitiesEngaging Communities in Health PromotionQualitative Research Methodologies

Professional activities

Information about education, employment and areas of particular interest for Miss Saba Shafiq is as follows:

Employment

  • University of Leeds - Research Assistant in the year 2021 (specified as 01/09/2021)
  • University of Bradford - PhD Student in the year 2018 (specified as 05/02/2018)
  • Varied - Lecturer/Teacher in Health Studies in the year 2014 (specified as 01/09/2014)

Education

  • Bradford College/Teesside University - PGDE
  • Aston University - MSc
  • University of Bradford - BSc (hons)

Publications

There are 5 publications involving or that are attributed to Miss Saba Shafiq. They are listed as:

  • book review (2)
  • peer reviewed journal (3)

Book Review

Saba Shafiq has 2 publication(s) listed under book review.
Title Year Publication name Journal Volume Pages Authors Editors ISSN Publisher DOI Location
“Supporting People Living with Dementia in Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Communities: Key Issues and Strategies for Change. David Truswell (ed), Jessica Kingsley Publishers. 2019. £18.99 (pb). ISBN 9781784507480”. 2020 28 Shafiq, S. Journal of Dementia Care
Culture, Heritage, and Diversity in Older Adult Mental Health Care Edited by Maria D. Llorente American Psychiatric Association Publishing. 2018. £42.00 (pb). 320 pp. ISBN 9781615372058 2019 215 Shafiq, S. British Journal of Psychiatry

Peer Reviewed Journal

Saba Shafiq has 3 publication(s) listed under peer reviewed journal.
Title Year Publication name Journal Volume Pages Authors Editors ISSN Publisher DOI Location
Development of the Adolescent Attitudes towards Dementia Scale (A-ADS) 2018 International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry 33 1139 - 1145 Griffiths A.;Parveen S.;Shafiq S.;Oyebode J. 0885-6230 10.1002/gps.4907
How people of African Caribbean or Irish ethnicity cope with long‐term health conditions in UK community settings: A systematic review of qualitative, quantitative and mixed method studies 2020 Health and Social Care in the Community Saba Shafiq;Sahdia Parveen;Jan R. Oyebode; 10.1111/hsc.13181
What do adolescents perceive to be key features of an effective dementia education and awareness initiative? 2018 Parveen, Sahdia; Farina, N.; Shafiq, Saba; Hughes, L.J.; Griffiths, Alys W.