Dr Nikesh Parekh is a medical doctor training in General Practice, research fellow in ageing and part-time public health medical associate in London.
He has a wide range of academic interests reflected in his publications including childhood injuries, health inequalities, and increasing participation of older people in applied health research. He also lectures on the Global Health MSc course run by the Wellcome Trust Brighton and Sussex Centre for Global Health Research.
Experience
–present
Research Fellow in Ageing, Brighton and Sussex Medical School
Education
2014
University of Sheffield, MPH
2012
Kings College London, MBBS
2010
Society of Apothecaries, DPMSA
2009
University of Edinburgh, BMedSci(Hons)
Publications
2015
British Journal of Sports Medicine, Concussion in youth rugby union and rugby league: a systematic review
2015
European Geriatric Medicine, Conceptualizing the participation of older people as consumers in research
2014
International Journal of Injury Control and Safety Promotion , Progress in preventing injuries: a content analysis of national policies in Europe
2014
Tackling Rugby, Chapter 2 Hospital Pass: Questions for parents to ask
2014
European Journal for Person Centered Healthcare, Involving stroke patients and carers in the planning and conduct of a research study exploring the use of art therapy in stroke rehabilitation
2012
British Journal of Sports Medicine, Communicating the risk of injury in schoolboy rugby: using Poisson probability as an alternative presentation of the epidemiology
2011
Central European Journal of Public Health , Health inequalities of the Roma in Europe: a literature review
2011
Modern Rheumatology, Wegener's Granulomatosis complicated by pulmonary embolism: a case report and review of the literature
2011
Journal of Public Health , Rugby Union Injuries in Scottish Schools
2010
Trauma, Preventing Injury in Children and Adolescents
2010
Student British Medical Journal, Tuberculosis in Europe