My research focuses on health policy, equity, and ethics, particularly related to access to assistive technologies for persons with disabilities, those who are ageing, and those with other health conditions. I am also currently conducting research in the intersection of assistive technology and sport, the role of artificial intelligence in assistive technologies, and the right to take risks for persons with disabilities.

I am the Course DIrector of the Postgraduate Certificate in Posture, Seating, and Wheelchair Mobility Across the Life Course. My teaching focuses on the provision of competent, appropriate, and sustainable wheelchair services, including the assessment of the individual, the provision of wheelchairs and seating supports, wheelchair skills training, and outcome measurement related to wheelchair and assistive technology provision.

I am an Occupational Therapist and researcher with a clinical background in assistive technologies and wheelchair provision. My clinical research focuses on wheelchair provision and wheelchair skills training, primarily in the area of powered mobility. My other areas of research focus on inclusion for vulnerable and excluded populations, especially those with disabilities, through innovation in assistive technology policies and systems. In addition to my role at UL, I am a Technical Specialist in Assistive Technology and Workforce Optimization at the World Health Organization's Regional Office for Europe, and the Editor in Chief of the Assistive Technology Journal. I have also consulted to a variety of international organizations in the areas of disability, rehabilitation, and digital and assistive technologies.