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Dr Catherine Ellis

Associate Professor

Department: Nursing, Midwifery & Health

Catherine Ellis

Sudden Unexpected Death in Infants (SUDI) and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) related to parenting behaviour and decision-making. Design and evaluation of interventions to reduce SUDI and SIDS and support safer infant care practices. Interest in qualitative research approaches and expertise in phenomenology, particularly interpretative phenomenological analysis.

  • Barbara Davies Understanding the lived experience of student nurses being observed in clinical practice. Who is watching and what is the experience of being watched? A phenomenologiocal study. Start Date: 11/12/2023
  • Dylan Dack Start Date: 27/01/2024 End Date: 22/02/2025
  • Claire Camara Understanding the lived experience of young people aged 12-19 who have a chronic condition and are taking part in a therapeutic clinical trial. Start Date: 13/06/2022
  • Carla Anderson Start Date: 28/01/2024
  • Deborah Gee Start Date: 27/01/2024
  • Jennifer Menzies First-time fathers’ experience of the infant feeding decisions of primiparous women. An interpretative phenomenological analysis. Start Date: 13/06/2022
  • Rachel Lees Start Date: 28/01/2023
  • Cathrine Stanton Start Date: 27/01/2024
  • Natalie Lamport Start Date: 28/01/2023

  • Medical Science PhD January 21 2020
  • Health Education PGCert March 01 2011
  • Health MSc September 01 1998
  • Nursing PGDip July 01 1991
  • Nurse Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) 2019
  • Registered Nurse Tutor RNT 2014
  • Registered Health Visitor RHV 1991
  • Registered Midwife RM 1988
  • Registered General Nurse RGN 1986

Jennifer Menzies Start: 01/03/2020


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