Miss Alice Inman
Profiles

Miss Alice Inman

Lecturer in Postgraduate Education

Peninsula Medical School (Faculty of Health)

I am the academic programme lead for the MSc Global Health at University of Plymouth, Faculty of Health; Medicine, Dentistry and Human Sciences. I sit within the postgraduate team in the School of Medicine. 

I have a clinical background as a Chartered Physiotherapist and have traveled and worked in Low and Middle income countries through out my clinical career. I have been based in Higher Education since 2015 and am passionate about supporting others in their knowledge, understanding and experiences of being a healthcare professional overseas. I still work clinically overseas with the charity Future Health Africa, who are a member of the University's Global Health Collaborative

I am a Fellow of Advance HE and a network lead for the Advanced HE connect group 'Authentic Learning for Global Citizenship'

Qualifications

MSc Environment & Human Health, University of Exeter 2014

BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy, University of Birmingham, 1996

Professional membership

Member of Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (MCSP)

Member of Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)

Teaching interests

I am the programme lead for the MSc Global Health. This has both a leadership and remote and rural pathway. 
I am co-module lead for our three core modules; Global Health, Remote and Rural healthcare and Leadership and Innovation in Practice. 
These modules are delivered using blended methods - lectures, seminar's, online and with field trips and outdoor simulation. I am involved in all and in charge of ensuring our online platform is of an excellent quality for supporting the students' learning and experience. We support and guide our students whilst in a practice setting overseas or in the UK to gain the most from their experiences and gain accreditation for their reflections and learning. 

I am personal tutor to all our students and have a strong track record of excellent communication, support and student feedback. 

I am a sustainability fellow for the University of Plymouth and have an interest in Authentic Learning for Global Citizenship. I co-lead an Advanced HE network with this title.  

Research interests

Global Health Education

Sustainability Education within Medicine & Healthcare



Key publications

Key publications are highlighted

Journals

Walpole, S.C., Mortimer, F., Inman, A.C., Braithwaite, I., Thompson, T. (2015) Explor-ing emerging learning needs: A UK-wide consultation on environmental sustainabilitylearning objectives for medical education. International Journal of Medical Education6: 191-200

Thompson, T., Walpole, S., Braithwaite, I., Inman, A,. Barna, S., Mortimer, F. (2014)Learning outcomes for sustainable health care. Lancet 384 (9958): 1924-1925


Articles
Walpole SC, Mortimer F, Inman A, Braithwaite I & Thompson T 2015 'Exploring emerging learning needs: a UK-wide consultation on environmental sustainability learning objectives for medical education' International Journal of Medical Education 6, 191-200 , DOI
Conference Papers

Advanced HE Teaching and Learning Conference 2.7. 2019. "Locally Global" - Immersive teaching of global health in a local context. 

Posters

Inman, A., Barna, S., Thompson, T., Walpole, S., Braithwaite, I., Mortimer, F. (2014)Collaborative Curriculum Development: Preparing medical students to lead a sustainable healthcare system. Poster. HEA Awards, Disseminating Innovative Practice 1.5.14

Other Publications

https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/orthopaedic-project-delivers-vital-help-to-kenya

https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/news/academic-aiming-to-bridge-the-gap-worldwide-for-people-in-need-of-basic-assistive-products

Inman, A. (2013) In Perspective – Cold Comfort. Frontline 19(5) www.csp.org.uk/frontline/article/perspective-cold-comfort

Conferences organised

University of Plymouth International Global Health Conference: Reciprocal Benefits of Global Health Partnerships. 24th May 2019

Other academic activities

I have previously worked as a lecturer/ module lead with The Learning Institute on their Foundation Degree in Health and Social Care. I was the module lead for the 30 credit Level 5 Applied Biology module and short listed for a STAR award by the students in 2017.


Additional information

I am an avid outdoors enthusiast. When not am work and probably to be found out on the sea in my little blue boat, or walking my dog on Dartmoor. 

I continue as the lead physiotherapist for Future Health Africa and love volunteering my skills in Kenya.  

Links

University of Plymouth Global Health Collaborative