New paper by Kate Galvin

Professor Kate Galvin has co-authored a  phenomenology of dignity which has been published in Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice

Professor Galvin

Reference
Galvin K, Todres L (2014) Dignity as honour-wound: an experiential and relational view Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice doi:10.1111/jep.12278

Professor Mark Hayter joins Nursing Outlook Editorial Board

Professor Mark Hayter has been invited to join the Editorial Board of Nursing Outlook - the official Journal of the American Academy of Nursing.

Mark Hayter

With an impact factor of 1.831 it is one of the top nursing research journals in the world. Professor Hayter is a Fellow of the American Academy and is the first non US member of the Editorial Board.

Presentations at the British Society of Psychosomatic Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Andrology (BSPOGA)

Mari Greenfield, on of our PhD students and Professor Julie Jomeen presented at BSPOGA on 24 October 2014 at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield. The day was attended by approximately50 obstetricians and midwives and the day was chaired by Professor Leroy Edozien (Chair of BSPOGA).

Julie Jomeen

Mari presented a paper entitled 'A concept analysis of traumatic birth' with Julie and Lesley Glover as co-authors and Julie closed the day by considering 'Research: challenges, opportunities & future directions'.

Lesley Glover

Hull Clinical Psychology students present at Alzheimer's Europe conference

Two of our doctoral students Helen and Kirsty presented this week that the Alzheimer’s Europe conference in Glasgow and Ady did a poster presentation.

Helen presenting

They were incredibly well received with people tweeting praise to the University of Hull on the live twitter feed for the conference.

Kirsty presenting

The presentations were attended by people living with dementia who were hugely positive about the research.

Ady's poster

Stop Press - Barbara Elliott wins prize in Australia

Barbara Elliott presenting

Barbara Elliott was awarded the prize for best oral presentation at the 2014 Australian Capital Territory Health Research Conference in Nursing and Midwifery in Canberra Australia today.  Barbara presented her work on the development of a positioning device for nasogastric tubes.

The team at Hull who worked
on the device

The device was invented at the University of Hull and the work, of which Barbara's PhD forms a part, has been in progress for over nine years and began when Professor Linda Shields - presently at James Cook University, Townsville, Queensland, Australia - was in the Faculty of Health and Social Care.

The lengthy process of
patenting the device

The University of Hull was well represented at this excellent conference; Professor Roger Watson delivered the opening keynote on 'The Path to Publication' and Professor Julie Jomeen was also present at the conference which had a strong midwifery theme.

The dark side of Penny Grubb

Dr Penny Grubb is a notable local crime writer and her publisher has released this clip in the run up to her forthcoming novel Doll Makers.

Don't watch it before you go to bed!

The title of her next novel sounds even darker: Buried Deep

World Mental Health Day

Please help raise awareness of emotional well-being today on social media and in conversations, as it is World Mental Health Day, with the theme 'schizophrenia'. The Clinical Psychology Department is tweeting away; please read and re-tweet and help us get the messages out!

The Clinical Psychology course twitter feed is @ClinPsyD_Hull and my personal one is @Schlosspsych. We are highlighting issues of diagnosis, understanding emotional and relational difficulties, and how to respond to those. In the face of the election messages about more (unrealistic?) funding for mental health, it is all very topical. Let's break down stigma and challenge some assumptions about mental health and wellbeing!

Thanks for your support!

Annette Schlosser

Paper by Annette Schlosser and Naomi Hughes

Dr Annette Schlosser

Naomi Hughes (former trainee) and Annette Schlosser presented a paper in London on 9 October at the International Research conference on NurtureGroups, based on Naomi's systematic literature review in this area, and Annette's work with colleague Dr Poppy Nash,  Psychology in Education Research Centre, University of York. 

Professor Kathleen Galvin in Norway

Professor Kathleen Galvin was invited to participate in the annual meeting of Research group for Phenomenological Studies in Health Sciences at University of Bergen and Molde University College, Norway in September 2014. The presentation "Directions for practice from the lifeworld using a new perspective on wellbeing & suffering as intertwined" contributed to an international panel presentation which included Catherine (Kit) Chesla, Family Health Care Nursing, School of Nursing, University of California, San Francisco: on Interpretive phenomenology; methodology and methods and Tone Sævi, NLA University College, Bergen: Phenomenology of practice: Inquiry, methodology and methods, perspectives from education.

Local fjiord

Professor Kathleen Galvin to deliver a paper at Oxford

Professor Kathleen Galvin has been invited to present a paper entitled "Ethics of Care as embodied relational understanding" on 19^th November at the Oxford Institute of Population Ageing. The international seminar series is jointly convened by the University of Oxford Institute of population Ageing and the University of Humanistic Studies and funded by the John Fell Fund:

http://www.ageing.ox.ac.uk/news/2014/seminars-ethics-of-care

The series will be recorded for dissemination.

New paper by Annette Schlösser

Annette Schlösser has co-authored:

Dr  Annette Schlösser

NashP  Schlösser A (2014): Working with schools in identifying and overcoming emotional barriers to learning Educational Studies doi:10.1080/03055698.2014.9557838

 

Janet Kelly & Roger Watson attend Army Nursing Professoriate meeting

Janet Kelly and Roger Watson attended the annual meeting of the Army Nursing Research Professoriate at the Royal College of Nursing of the United Kingdom headquarters in London on 2 October 2014.  The Professoriate, formed by Colonel Alan Finnegan PhD QARANC exists to integrate civilian and military academics with an interest in military nursing research and more information can be found on the RCN website.  In the evening, members of the Professoriate attended the Annual Queen Alexandra's Royal Army Nursing Corps Annual Cocktail Party in The Great Hall and the Royal Chelsea Hospital.

The Army Nursing Research Professoriate
Col Alan Finnegan front left

Major Janet Kelly with
Professor Roger Watson
at QA Cocktail Party