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Choy, Sherrie

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Sherrie Choy

Associate Lecturer in Sports Therapy & Rehabilitation

Faculty of Sport, Health & Wellbeing

01752 636700Ext: schoy@marjon.ac.uk

Qualifications

Certified member of the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists UK (AACP)
Professional Diploma in Acupuncture, the Hong Kong Baptist University
Master of Science (MSc) in Exercise Science, Chinese University of Hong Kong
Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Physiotherapy, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University
HCPC registered Physiotherapist

Teaching

BSc (Hons) Sports therapy

BSc (Hons) Rehabilitation in Sport and Exercise

MSc Sport Rehabilitation

MSc Osteopathic Medicine

Research

Musculoskeletal rehabilitaion

Exercise prescription for chronic disease groups

Publications

Journal articles:

Howard W, Burgess J, Vrhovnik B, Stringer C, Choy ST, Marsden JF, Gedikoglou IA, Shum GL. Humeral elevation reduces the dynamic control ratio of the shoulder muscles during internal rotation. J Sci Med Sport 2017;20:344-348.

Knapman HJ, Fallon T, O'Connor M, Titmus LA, Choy ST, Hornsby C, Marsden JF, Shum GL. The effect of elastic therapeutic taping on lumbar extensor isokinetic performance. Phys Ther Sport 2016;25:9-14.

Shum G, Whittingham W, Cinnamond S, Choy S and Hough A. Cervical Radiograph of a Patient with Cervicogenic Dizziness. Journal of Spine. 2016, 5:3.

Conference proceedings:

Choy S and Barnett M. The evaluation of a home-based COPD pulmonary rehabilitation programme. An international multidisciplinary meeting on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. 2008. Birmingham, United Kingdom.

Professional memberships

Health Care and Professions Council (HCPC) registered Physiotherapist, United Kingdom

Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (United Kingdom)

Member of the Acupuncture association of chartered physiotherapists (AACP), UK

Other Interests

Before joining Univerisity of St Mark and St John in 2017, I have worked as a senior physiotherapist for 7 years in Hong Kong and 10 years in the NHS in various in-patient, out-patient and community settings.