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Profiles
Dr Graham Williamson
Associate Professor in Adult Nursing
School of Nursing and Midwifery (Faculty of Health)
Associate Professor, Adult Nursing.
PDT Academic Lead, Royal Devon and Exeter Foundation NHS Trust
Qualifications
QUALIFICATIONS
Doctor of Philosophy. Developing Lecturer Practitioner roles in Nursing using Action Research University of Plymouth. Awarded Feb 2004.
Post Graduate Diploma in Social Research. University of Plymouth. 1999-2001. P/T
Post Graduate Diploma in Adult Education (Nurse Teacher). University of Plymouth.
1997-1998. P/T
Master’s Degree in Public and Social Administration (MA). Brunel University. London. 1991-1994. P/T
Registered General Nursing (RGN)
St Mary’s Hospital School of Nursing
Paddington, London. 1986-1989
BA (Hons) Social Science Degree. Grade 2/1.
University of Westminster. London. 1982-5
8 GCE ‘O’-levels and 2 GCE ‘A’-levels.
Burnham Grammar School, Bucks. 1980-82
CLINICAL BACKGROUND
Charge Nurse (F Grade), RD&E Hospital NHS Trust. 1993-1995
Staff Nurse (E Grade), Emergency Medical Admissions Unit, RD&E Hospital NHS Trust. 1992-1993.
Staff Nurse (D&E Grade), CCU, RD&E Hospital NHS Trust. 1990-1992
Staff Nurse (D Grade), Joseph Toynbee Ward, St Mary’s Hospital, London. 1989-1990.
Professional membership
Professional Registration with Nursing and Midwifery Council
Fellow, Higher Education Academy (FHEA, Accredited for Membership June 2001)
Roles on external bodies
EXTERNAL ACADEMIC WORK
CURRENT
The Open Nursing Journal. Commenced June 2007. Associate Editor 2013- present
International Scientific Advisory Panel member for the Royal College of Nursing annual international nursing research conference 2007-present.
PREVIOUS
Book Reviews Editor & Editorial Board Member, Journal of Advanced Nursing. 1 Jan 2003- 1 Jan 2008.
External PhD Examiner. Christa Mueller-Froehlich. Manchester University, Faculty: Biology, Medicine and Health. Thesis Title: Transforming the culture and practices of nurses and physicians through interprofessional education (Supervisor, Dr Geraldine Lyte). 2018.
Teaching interests
CURRENT TEACHING
Evidence Informed Decision Making.
Staff serving as external examiners
External Examiner roles
1. Thames Valley University, Module 4, CFP, Pre-registration diploma in nursing. Sept 2003 to Sept 2007.
2. University of Hertfordshire Pre-registration diploma in nursing. Sept 2001 to Sept 2006.
3. University of Surrey Postgraduate Nursing programmes. Sept 2007-July 2011.
External Examiner. University of Cardiff Overseas Nursing External Examiner. BSc. Commencing Sept 2011-Sept 2015.
4. Kingston University. BSc Nursing Programme. Commencing Sept 2011-Sept 2015.
5. Bucks New University. PGDIP Nursing programme. Sept 2015-2018
Worcester University School of Nursing Periodic Review panel member Dec 3 2015.
Research interests
Asthma and pregnancy.
Supporting students in clinical practice.
Research degrees awarded to supervised students
1). Sherrie Hitchen: Personal Budgets for all? An Action Research Study on Implementing Self Directed Support in Mental Health Services . Successfully completed April 2013. ( With Prof Mary Watkins).
Grants & contracts
Personal grants
Current projects:
1. CLIP evaluation. Unfunded. Acute sector implementation, with Adele Kane et al.
2. Developing community placements. Unfunded. ‘POPP’ study, with Adele Kane, sandy Knowles, Lisa-Marie Rowe, Beth hawks, Fiona cook.
3. Collaborative Learning in Practice: A systematic review and narrative synthesis of the research evidence in nurse education.
£5000. HEESW. With Adele Kane, Danny Clarke, Hayley Plowright.
4. COULD STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCES OF CLINICAL PLACEMENTS BE ENHANCED BY IMPLEMENTING A COLLABORATIVE LEARNING IN PRACTICE (CLiP) MODEL?’ (Community cluster). £10,000 HEESW. With Adele Kane, Val health, Jane Bunce.
5. PREPARATION AND COMMUNICATION FOR CLIP. DESIGN, TRIAL AND EVALUATION OF REUSABLE LEARNING OBJECTS. HEESW £30000. With Adele Kane
6. CLIP PATIENT CARE AND CLINICAL OUTCOMES SERVICE EVALUATION PROJECT PROPOSAL. HEESW £20000. With Adele KAne
In discussion: RCT examining effectiveness of my asthma app for asthma and pregnancy. With Jill Shawe, Chev chamberlain and David Halpin
Previous Personal grants
Developing student nurse retention using action research. 2012-13 Pedagogic Research Institute & Observatory/Plymouth University Teaching Fellowship Scheme. £5,000. With Val Heath & Tracey Proctor-Childs.
Developing student nurse retention using action research. Institute of Health and Community, Plymouth University. Pump priming scheme 2011-2012. £1000. With Val Heath & Tracey Proctor-Childs.
Evaluating Lecturer Practitioner and Clinical Facilitator roles at the University of Plymouth. Research development funding. Devon and Cornwall Workforce Development Consortia. With Professor Christine Webb. 1999-2000. £14,250. Replacement salary costs
Arterial blood gas sampling elearning resource. Fellowship of University of Plymouth Centre of Excellence in Professional Placement Learning Innovations Fund bid. Sept 2006 £5000. With Sarah Dodds and Rob Stillwell.
CEPPL Innovations Fund Bid: Non-invasive ventilation Elearning Resource. With Sarah Dodds, Rob Stillwell, Helen Daggar and Claire Hullett. June 2007. £5000
Grants as co-holder
A pilot study investigating the feasibility of a care bundle on women’s experiences of asthma in pregnancy. With Chervonne Chamberlain and Anita O’Connor. Plymouth University Alumni Grants Scheme. £5000. Oct 2016
A systematic review of the literature on women’s experiences of asthma care in pregnancy. With Kayleigh Elmslie-Jones and Anita O’Connor. Plymouth University School of Nursing and Midwifery Alumni Grants Scheme £5000. March 2016.
Investigating women’s previous experiences of asthma care in pregnancy. With Chamberlian, Williamson, Knight and Daly. £5000 RD&E small grants programme. July 2011.
Stakeholders online for smarter healthcare. April 2011. With Ray Jones et al. UoP CEPPL £30,000.
Short KTP: User-led learning for mental health professionals. Pilot study Jones, Williamson and Emmens. sKTP. £25,000. sKTP 1000313. Jan 2010.
Short KTP: To explore the impact of e-health support for patients at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital: pilot study for an RfPB application. Jones, Williamson, Chauhan, Sheaves. £25,000. March-Sept 2010. SKTP 1000260
NHS Service Delivery and Organisation R&D Programme. Programme of research on e-health. Scoping exercise EH2:
E-health policy context and consultation with stakeholders in the NHS. Reference WS20. With Professor Ray Jones et al. 2003-2004. £80,000
HEFCE CETL. Placement Learning in Health and Social Care. With Dr Susan Lea et al. 2004 £4.5 million over 5 years.
Royal Devon and Exeter Foundation NHS Trust Small grants programme: Investigating pregnant women’s experiences of asthma care With Sarah Dodds, Chervonne Chamberlain and Jacqueline Tipper. One year from Sept 2006. £2500.
CEPPL placement learning developmental activity. CEPPL research support: Evaluating the Implementation of Placement Development Teams in the South West Peninsula. With Val Heath and Lynne Callaghan. Programme of evaluation to begin Sep 2007 for 2 years.
CEPPL research support: Improving Student Support in Professional Placement Learning: Lessons from the South West Peninsula Pilot of a New National Placement Evaluation Process. With Heath, V, Ballantyne, E, Callaghan, L, Webster, D, Hunter, C. June 2007.
CEPPL placement learning developmental activity. Supported by CEPPL buy-out. Evaluating the impact of placement development teams in induction and introduction to professional placement activity using action learning. July 2008-2009. With Val Heath, Josie White et al.
Impact of e-health support for patients: pilot study.
Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital: funded by RD&E and UoP, via a short KTP. Pilot for an RfPB application. £25,000. With Ray Jones et al.
Key publications
Key publications are highlighted
JournalsOther academic activities
Placement Development team Academic Lead. RD&E Foundation NHS Trust
University Senate member. 2016-2017
Nursing Times National Awards 2006 Finalist as part of RD&E Respiratory Development Forum clinical team in the category Cancer Services, for nurse led clinics in cancer care
Links
ARTERIAL BLOOD GAS SAMPLING and NON INVASIVE VENTILATION E-LEARNING RESOURCES
http://www.rdehospital.nhs.uk/patients/services/e-learning/e-learning.html