Sarah Salway

University of Sheffield — United Kingdom

Medicine · Health Sciences

30h-index3.3kcitations170works1.32yr avg
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Research Topics

Global Maternal and Child Health(31), Migration, Health and Trauma(27), Global Health Workforce Issues(22), Health disparities and outcomes(15), Health Policy Implementation Science(12)

Publications169 total

Understanding access to sexual and reproductive health in general practice using an adapted Candidacy Framework: a systematic review and qualitative evidence synthesis
British Journal of General Practice·2024· 4 citedOpen Access
Parental migration, socioeconomic deprivation and hospital admissions in preschool children in England: national birth cohort study, 2008 to 2014
BMC Medicine·2024· 1 citedOpen Access
Sociologists in public health: marginal observers or mainstream collaborators?
Perspectives in Public Health·2024Open Access
Parental migration, socioeconomic deprivation and hospital admissions in preschool children: national cohort study
2024Open Access
Ethnic inequities in maternal health
BMJ·2023· 8 cited
Can White allyship contribute to tackling ethnic inequalities in health? Reflections on the experiences of diverse young adults in England
Critical Public Health·2023· 5 citedOpen Access
Scaling up the “24/7 BHU” strategy to provide round-the-clock maternity care in Punjab, Pakistan: a theory-driven, coproduced implementation study
Health Research Policy and Systems·2022· 2 citedOpen Access
Chapter 9 ‘I Feel My Dad Every Moment!’ Memory, Emotion and Embodiment in British South Asian Fathering Practices
Berghahn Books·2022
Scaling up the '24/7 BHU' strategy to provide round-the-clock maternity care in Punjab, Pakistan: A theory-driven, co-produced implementation study
Research Square (Research Square)·2022Open Access
Neighbourhood deprivation and intersectional inequalities in biomarkers of healthy ageing in England
Health & Place·2022· 22 citedOpen Access
Researching the health and social inequalities experienced by European Roma populations: Complicity, oppression and resistance
Sociology of Health & Illness·2021· 11 citedOpen Access
Can intersectionality help with understanding and tackling health inequalities? Perspectives of professional stakeholders
Health Research Policy and Systems·2021· 106 citedOpen Access
Transnational social networks, health, and care: a systematic narrative literature review
International Journal for Equity in Health·2021· 24 citedOpen Access
Can intersectionality help with understanding and tackling health inequalities? Perspectives of professional stakeholders
Research Square (Research Square)·2021· 2 citedOpen Access
Can Intersectionality Help with Understanding and Tackling Health Inequalities? Perspectives of Professional Stakeholders
Research Square (Research Square)·2020· 1 citedOpen Access
Can Intersectionality Help with Understanding and Tackling Health Inequalities? Perspectives of Professional Stakeholders
Research Square (Research Square)·2020· 2 citedOpen Access
Can Intersectionality Help with Understanding and Tackling Health Inequalities? Perspectives of Professional Stakeholders
2020· 1 citedOpen Access
Can intersectionality help with understanding and tackling health inequalities? Perspectives of professional stakeholders
2020Open Access
OP94 ‘I needed somebody like her in my life’: migrant women’s experiences and perceptions of health navigation services to increase access to maternity care in the UK
Oral Presentations·2020Open Access
OP36 What pathways have been theorised and tested between ethnic density and mental ill-health?: A theory-based systematic review
Oral Presentations·2020Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Zubia Mumtaz(11), Afshan Bhatti(6), Lois Orton(6), Margaret Whitehead(6), Elizabeth Such(6), George T. H. Ellison(5), Emma Halliday(5), Ruth Ponsford(5), Anne Townsend(5), Jennie Popay(5), Andrew Booth(4), Daniel Holman(4), Michelle Collins(4), Punita Chowbey(4), Amy Barnes(4), Sionnadh McLean(3), Melanie Gee(3), Mark Cobb(3), Sadiq Bhanbhro(3), Susan Nancarrow(3)