Dr Amilia Alifrangis
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About
Dr Alifrangis is a General Practitioner with an interest in Sport and exercise medicine and Women’s Health. She qualified as a GP at University College London in 2011, and has worked as a GP in both NHS and private settings, urgent care, and as a volunteer medic for running events such as the London Marathon. She has additional postgraduate qualifications in womens health, and MSc in Sport medicine and exercise health. Dr Alifrangis is passionate about preventative medicine, holistic care and wellbeing.
Research interests
Population health
Marathon Medicine
Teaching
Dr Alifrangis has worked as a clinical lecturer since 2020 at the Institute of Sport and Exercise health, UCL, and has taught across undergraduate and postgraduate medical programmes in sport and exercise medical sciences. This includes teaching in musculoskeletal medicine, functional anatomy, and physical activity modules. The latter explores the role of Physical activity in the prevention and management of disease, and optimising health and wellbeing across the population. In 2023 She started her role as a senior clinical lecturer at Kent and Medway Medical school in Kent.
Professional
Poster Presentations
* Alifrangis A, Kipps C, Hamer M, Exploring the association between cardiopulmonary fitness, vigorous physical activity and mental health, a cross- sectional study of 84,000 participants. BASEM conference 2022.
* Alifrangis A, Suzan M, Kipps C. Swimming related complications during Triathlon events. International Olympic Committee Injury Prevention Conference in 2021
* Alifrangis A, Suzan M, Kipps C. The incidence of injury and illness during open water swimming events: Optimising swimmers’ safety. International Olympic Committee Injury Prevention Conference in 2021
* Alifrangis A, Suzan M, Kipps C. Incidence of Water Rescue Teams Interventions and Extractions during the Swim Leg of Triathlons. BASEM conference 2019