
Profiles
Mrs Adele Kane
Associate Head of School (Practice Learning)
School of Nursing and Midwifery (Faculty of Health)
Biography
Biography
Adele for Kane is currently Associate Head of School Practice Leaning, Programme Lead Return to Practice. Having worked as a lecturer with the university since 2004, She has taken Lead roles within the School of Nursing and Midwifery such as Subject Specialist and Programme Lead Mentorship, Programme Lead BsC HEalth Studies, and Project Lead Learning for Health eLearning.
As Associate Head of School for Practice Learning Adele regularly engages with student Placement Providers to improve the students placement experience and in 2018 to 2020 has worked as a Health Education England Proactice Fellow and consultant for Collaborative Learning in Practice for Primary Care.
Qualifications
Prior to commencement of University position Adele had worked in many leadership Roles in an acute NHS Trust in the Southwest both managerial and Educational.
Adele holds NMC registration as a Adult Nurse, and Nurse Tutor. BSc Hons in Nursing, MSc Education Health and Social care
Professional membership
Member of the Royal College of Nursing Fellow of the Higher Education Institute.
Roles on external bodies
Health Education England Practice Fellow
Teaching
Teaching
Teaching interests
Return to Practice
prep-registration skills simulation
Research
Research
Research interests
Practice Learning
Collaborative Learning in Practice
Publications
Publications
Key publications
Key publications are highlighted
Journals
· Part of a research group funded by HEE Research into Collaborative Learning in Practice:- 1. Service Evaluation CLIP Patient care and clinical outcomes service evaluation. 2. Preparation and Communication For Clip. Design, Trial And Evaluation Of Reusable Learning Objects
· Developing use of digital learning within social media - the use of virtual Twebinars. https://storify.com/newcrosshealth/student-nurses-and-mentors-building-a-great-relati?utm_source=embed&utm_medium=publisher&utm_campaign=embed-header
· Associate Collaborator Diverse-Learners (www.diverse-learners.co.uk)
MOST RECENT PUBLICATIONS