| Core Staff: |
| Davina Allen |
| Rhiane Barnes |
| Paul Bennet |
| Angela Bower |
| Judith Carrier |
| Joanna Dundon |
| Debbie Edwards |
| Alison Evans |
| Jane Harden |
| Clare Hawker |
| Georgina Hourhane |
| Dr Annette Lankshear |
| Helen Maule |
| Dr Sharon Mayor |
| Liz Morgan |
| Colin Rees |
| Sally Rees |
| Helen Richardson |
| Laura Rixson |
| Christine Smith |
| Irene Webber |
| Nicola West |
| Prof. Anne Williams |
The Cardiff School of Nursing and Midwifery Studies is one of the top ten nursing research departments in the UK. Following the most recent independent assessment of research quality in the UK, the School received a 4-rating, indicating that it is undertaking work of at least national levels of excellence. We are committed to the generation of high quality interdisciplinary research that elucidates complexity with clarity. Our aim is to produce theoretically informed empirical research of international levels of excellence which is relevant to education, policy and practice. We have strong collaborative links with NHS providers and a number of clinical staff are associated with our research programmes. The research of the staff and postgraduate students leads to the publication of high quality articles and books and informs the development of clinical and educational practice. Researchers and students benefit from the School's bespoke research facilities located in the City Centre.
Systematic Reviews
Author(s) |
Title |
Status |
Wal
|
Effectiveness of ICPs for adults and children in health care settings: a systematic review, The |
Review in Progress |
Wal |
Effectiveness, Appropriateness and Feasibility of Nutritional Screening Tools in Identifying Adults at Risk of Malnutrition in the Community, The |
Review in Progress |
Wal |
Effects of Music Listening on Adult Patients Pre-procedural State Anxiety in Hospital, The |
Awaiting Publication |
Wal |
Promoting and Supporting Self-care Management for Adults Living in the Community with Physical Chronic Illness: the Effectiveness and Meaningfulness of the Patient-practitioner Encounter |
Review in Progress |
Wal |
What is the Type and Weight of Evidence Utilised in Measuring the Impact of "Care Pathway Technologies" on Service Integration in Stroke Care? |
Review in Progress |
Sharon Mayor & Alison Evans |
Effect of Organisational and Individual Factors on Health Care Professional's Compliance with Infection Control Guidelines in In-Patient Settings, The
|
Review in Progress |
Wal |
What is the Type and Weight Evidence Utilised in Measuring the Impact of "Care Pathway Technologies" on Service Integration in Stroke Care? |
Awaiting Publication |
|
The Wales Centre for Evidence Based Care.
Director: Professor Paul Bennett |
| |
 |
The Wales Centre for Evidence Based Care.
Deputy Director - Mr. Philip Satherley |
|
