Role
Qualifications & background
MSc Gerontology
BSc (Hons.) Physiology
Registered Nurse
Registered Midwife
Registered Nurse Teacher
Roles on external bodies
Teaching interests
In my current role, teaching has a high priority. The subjects I teach are:
All aspects of Ageing and Care of Older People, including Biology of Ageing;
Sociology and Psychology of Ageing;
· Biological Sciences, pure and applied to practice;
· Nursing, particularly Nursing Theory; · Research Methodology
I mainly teach Undergraduate (pre-registration and post registration) Nursing Students, but also Paramedic Practitioner students and a variety of other undergraduate and post graduate Health Care Students.
Staff serving as external examiners
I am currently an external examiner for a postgraduate course at the University of Leeds
Research interests
Very Old people
Gender and Ageing
UoP Research group membership
Ageing and Rurality
Publications
Most recent publications:
- 2000 Allabaster E.; Hanks CM et al User involvement in user-focused research? Working Paper Internal Publication University of Wales College of Medicine
- 2005 Jones Ray; Lindsey, Laura; Hanks Chris; McMullan Mirjam; Campbell Jackie; Evans Jane and Cooke Mary Best Foot Forward: Older People and Foot Care Help The Aged London
- 2005 Jones R, Rogers R, Roberts J, Callaghan L, Lindsey L, Campbell J, Thorogood M, Wright G, Gaunt N, Hanks C, Williamson GR
What Is e-Health (5): A Research Agenda for e-Health Through Stakeholder Consultation and Policy Context Review
J Med Internet Res 2005;7(5):e54 <URL: http://www.jmir.org/2005/5/e54/>
- 2006 Hanks C and Bruce M “Care of the Foot” Chapter 14 in “Nursing Older People” Fourth Edition Ed. By Sally Redfern and Fiona Ross Elsevier Churchill Livingstone Edinburgh