Seminars

20 October 2022, 12pm
Emma Blakey: How are unplanned readmissions experienced and perceived by older adults and their families in an English NHS context?

2 November 2022, 12pm
Kimmy White: An exploration of the need and implications of designing an intervention that could better support the psychological needs of patients who are admitted into critical care areas: A research proposal.

Lorraine Whatley: What are the experiences of pre-registration student nurses when a digital approach is used for the teaching and learning of procedural skills

17 November 2022, 12pm
Prof. Ruth Endacott: Moving NMAHP research forward: national plans

Prof. Ruth Endacott was appointed inaugural Director of Nursing and Midwifery at the National Institute for Heath and Care Research (NIHR) in May 2021. In this newly created post, Ruth has responsibility for providing professional leadership for nurses and midwives who are supporting, delivering or leading research, promoting nursing and midwifery within the NIHR and beyond, and encouraging more professionals to become involved in research. Ruth is Emeritus Professor at Monash University, Melbourne and Trustee/Director at the Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre (ICNARC).

24 November 2022, 12pm
Research update day

Guest Lecture

2pm Dr Geoff Wong: A brief introduction to Realist Review and Realist Evaluation

Dr Geoff Wong is Associate Professor of Primary Care in the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences at the University of Oxford. He is an internationally and nationally recognised expert in realist review and evaluation. He has extensive expertise in conducting and providing methodological support for both approaches as well in their methodological development. He led the two UK National Institute of Health Research funded projects that developed quality and reporting standards and training materials for realist reviews and realist evaluations (www.ramesesproject.org). He works part time as a GP in the NHS.

Research Group Updates

3.05pm Dr Sarah Bekaert, Senior Lecturer Child Health OBU: School Nursing in the Time of Covid: a mixed methods study

3.30-3.40 BREAK

3.40pm Carol Forde-Johnston, PhD Student OBU: An integrative review exploring the impact of Electronic Health Records (EHR) on the quality of nurse-patient interactions and communication

4.05pm Carina Okiki, Midwife OUH NHS FT: ‘I just wish we were more Kumbaya’ The experiences of BAME midwifery applicants and students in South East England.

7 December 2022, 12pm
Dr Helen Aveyard: Tips on getting started writing that book

11 January 2023, 12pm
Prof. Debra Bick: Trials and Tribulations in Postnatal Care

26 January 2023, 12pm
Dr Cathy Henshall: Evaluation of the 70@70 programme

8 February 2023, 12pm
Dr Cathy Henshall and the systematic review team: Racism in mental health nursing 

8 March 2023, 12pm
Charlotte Maddison: The impact of clinical context on the practice assessor’s perception of the student nurse’s performance in placement: an exploratory narrative inquiry

22 March 2023, 12pm
Kimberley Fairer (OUH NHS FT): Intermittent claudication: A scoping review

27 April 2023, 12pm
Deborah Moll (OH NHS FT, Anna Robinson, Jemima Littlejohns, Zoe Collett: The CoDAQ Study: Do speech and language therapy services to support communication meet the quality of life needs of people with dementia and their caregivers?

25 May 2023, 12pm
Elaine Strachan-Hall: Robots in Nursing: False Rhetoric or Feared Reality

7 June 2023, 12pm
Karen Lascelles: Experiences and needs of adults who provide informal care to adult family members or friends they consider to be at risk of suicide

20 June 2023, 12 pm
Angela Griffiths: Quality of life, symptoms and experiences in patients with a raised body mass index undergoing AF ablation.

6 July 2023, 12pm
Helen Ayres: Mental health nurses' experiences of being assaulted by patients in secure settings

Research Centre Launch

7 October, 4.00pm

Invited speaker: Prof. Danny Kelly, Royal College of Nursing Chair of Nursing Research, University of Cardiff

Strengthening the research culture in the OSNM: looking to the future

PhD candidates’ talks: Mamdooh Alzyood, PhD candidate

4 November, 4.00pm

The role of patient involvement in the promotion of hand-hygiene compliance among nurses in the hospital setting

Children and Families Research Group: Dr Suzanne Smith, ICON: Babies cry, you can cope, Founder and Chief Programme Advisor (volunteer), Executive Director of Barring and Safeguarding, Disclosure and Barring Service.

18 November, 1.00pm

ICON: Babies cry, you can cope. Design and delivery of an Abusive Head Trauma prevention programme

Children and Families Research Group: Dr Jenny Woodman, Lecturer in Child and Family Policy, UCL

9 December, 1.00pm

How has a think family approach been put into practice when responding to vulnerable children: a scoping review and illustrative qualitative study

Centre’s Strategy Day

13 January 2021, 1.00-3.00pm

OxMater Research Group: Ceri Glenister and Rachel Rowe

10 February, 4.00pm

PhD candidates’ talks: Nadeem Khan, PhD candidate

24 February, 4.00pm

Factors influencing nurses' intentions to leave adult critical care areas: a mixed-method study

Invited speaker: Prof. Mary Wells, Lead Nurse for Research at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and a Professor of Practice in Cancer Nursing at Imperial College

31 March, 4.00pm

Breaking ground, contesting assumptions and creating new futures for research in cancer nursing

OxMater Research Group: Claire Feeley

14 April, 4.00pm

A systematic meta-thematic synthesis to examine the views and experiences of women flowing water immersion during labour and waterbirth

Research away day

12 May, 12.00-4.00pm

Personal stories: Karen Lascelles, Nurse Consultant, suicide prevention at OH NHS FT, DNurs student

26 May, 4.00pm

Current affairs: Dr Pras Ramluggun, Senior Lecturer, OBU

16 June, 4.00pm

Academic Staff survey on managing students’ mental health concerns on health and social care programmes at OBU

Current affairs: Hayley Lawson-Wood, Lecturer, OBU

14 July, 4.00pm

Oxford Brookes BePAD - Developing an E-Portfolio and overcoming the challenges of programme changes 2018-2021

27 October 2021, 4pm

Invited speaker: Dr Teresa Finlay, Health Services Researcher, Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford

Invalid Invalids: early COVID-19 patients in the UK's experiences of remote consulting

10 November 2021, 4pm

Invited speaker: Dr Helen Walthall, Director of Nursing and Midwifery Research and Innovation, OUH NHS FT

Supporting and developing NMAHP novice researchers

17 November 2021, 4pm

Doctoral students' pre-viva talks: Neesha Oozageer Gunowa, PhD Candidate

An exploration of skin tone diversity and pressure ulcers in undergraduate nurse education.

24 November 2021, 4pm

Invited speaker: Emilia Bartram and Nicola Fernandez, NMAHP Clinical Research Fellows, OUH NHS FT

Patient and Clinician Experiences of telephone and video consultations

8 December 2021, 4pm

Dr Mary Malone, Director of School of Nursing and Midwifery

COV-ed Nurse

12 January 2022, 4pm

Research Group: Supportive Cancer Care and Long Term Conditions

Developing patient-centred supportive care interventions

Dr Lauren Matheson

Head and Neck Cancer follow-up (the PETNECK2 study)

Dr Asia Slodkowska-Barabasz

Supporting Women with breast cancer with adherence to Endocrine Therapy (the SWEET study)

26 January 2022, 4pm

Invited speaker: Dr Sarah Vollam, Critical Care Researcher, Nuffield Department of Clinical Neurosciences, University of Oxford

The REFLECT project: investigating the course of care in patients following discharge from Intensive Care.

9 February 2022, 4pm

Invited speaker: Dr Louise Strickland, Clinical Academic Nurse Researcher based at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and at the Nuffield Department of Orthopaedics, Rheumatology, and Musculoskeletal Sciences (NDORMS), University of Oxford

Development of a Patient-reported outcome measure for early recovery after hip and knee replacement.

23 February 2022, 4pm

Research Group: Midwifery and Childbirth (OxMater)

Dr Jane Carpenter, Senior Lecturer Midwifery, Course Lead (Professional Doctorate in Midwifery), Subject Coordinator (BSc Midwifery), Oxford Brookes University

Water immersion during labour, physiological birth and perineal trauma – what have we learnt from secondary analysis of a large dataset?

2 March 2022, 4pm

Research session: An Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods

Professor Dan Remenyi

Registration is mandatory, contact okozlowska@brookes.ac.uk

9 March 2022, 4pm

Doctoral students' pre-viva talks: Katie McCallum, PhD Candidate

Exploring the quality of death and dying in the emergency department from the perspective of staff and carers

13 April 2022, 4pm

Alice Walker

Imposter Syndrome - how to feel better about feeling worse

20 April 2022, 4pm

Dr Helen Aveyard, Principal Lecturer, Department of Nursing

The use of guidelines for the publication of literature reviews.

27 April 2022, 4pm

Professor Dame Anne Marie Rafferty CBE, Professor of Nursing Policy, King's College London

4 May 2022, 4pm

Celebrating success: Dr Clair Merriman, Head of Professional Practice Skills, Department of Nursing

What are the components of a 'good' ward round in a large critical care unit and how can we make them happen more often? An Appreciative Inquiry Study.

11 May 2022, 4pm

Celebrating success: Dr Marion Waite, Principal Lecturer, DPhil (Oxon)

Imagined futures and relational agency in nurses’ writing transitions: A qualitative study across two writing group interventions in a higher education setting

18 May 2022, 1.30pm

CNMHSCR Update Day: Integrating research into teaching and practice

for joining instructions contact okozlowska@brookes.ac.uk

29 June 2022, 4pm

Celebrating success: William Garbrah, Lecturer in Adult Nursing, Department of Nursing

Nursing faculties' abilities to facilitate students' interest in older people nursing

6 July 2022, 4pm

Dr Clair Merriman (Head of Professional Practice Skills) and Dr Louise Stayt (Senior Lecturer)

‘Doing the Best we Can,’ Registered Nurses’ Experiences and Perceptions of Patient Safety in Intensive Care during COVID-19