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Dr Aine Aventin
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- All aspects of neonatal and children's health
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Dr Breidge Boyle
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- Palliative care
- Chronic illness
- Elder care
- Dementia Care
- Health Services Research
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Professor Kevin Brazil
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- Intellectual and developmental disabilities
- Gender, health and education
- Health and social care systems and access
- Qualitative research designs and evaluation
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Professor Michael Brown
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Dr Gillian Carter
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- Learning disabilities
- Palliative and end-of-life care
- Old age and dementia.
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Dr Kumaresan Cithambaram
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- all aspects of children and young people health, orthopedics and nurse education
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Dr Sonya Clarke
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- Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering of bone
- Orthopaedic research
- In vitro and in vivo testing of biomaterials for bone repair
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Dr Susan Clarke
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- Care of the older person
- Primary health care topics
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Dr Deborah Coleman
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- Chronic disease self-management
- Preventative cardiology
- Palliative care in chronic illness
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Professor Donna Fitzsimons
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- Suicide prevention and postvention; supporting people bereaved after suicide
- Improving the evidence base for mental health services
- Digital mental health, co-design and implementation science methodologies
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Dr Karen Galway
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Professor Kevin Gormley
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- Maternal mental health
- Intervention design and evaluation, especially in relation to improving services for families when parents have mental illness and/or substance use problems.
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Dr Anne Grant
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- Promoting physiological birth and positive birth experiences
- Implementation of guidelines for the provision of midwife-led care
- Understanding women and health care providers experience of care
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Dr Maria Healy
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- Management of patients with Chronic Heart Failure
- Supportive and palliative care, with particular interest in heart failure
- Decision-making regarding deactivation of Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator
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Dr Loreena Hill
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- Sexual health
- HIV care
- Developing interventions
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Dr Carmel Kelly
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- Paediatric neurodisability
- Rehabilitation.
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Dr Claire Kerr
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- Interventions and evaluations to improve the transition from children’s to adult services
- Educational interventions for teaching symptom management in undergraduate nursing programmes
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Dr Helen Kerr
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- Neurodisability and the criminal justice system
- Educational outcomes
- Concussion/Mild traumatic brain injury
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Dr Mark Linden
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Gender and Health
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Men, Sexual Health, Reproduction and Parenting
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Intervention design and evaluation
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Professor Maria Lohan
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- Exploring the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of interventions to improve outcomes in health and wellbeing for parents, children, families and communities.
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Dr Fiona Lynn
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- Health and wellbeing of people with learning disabilities
- Intellectual and development disabilities
- Fathers’ and families' experiences of children with intellectual disabilities
- Qualitative research
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Dr Lynne Marsh
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Dr Karen McConnell
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- Educational research
- Clinical supervision
- Curriculum development
- Nursing leadership
- Ophthalmic and perioperative practice
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Dr Karen McCutcheon
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- Management of acute deterioration
- Critical care education
- Family and patient involvement in escalation of care
- Development of online educational resources
- Feasibility testing of protocols/ interventions to improve sleep, dysphasia and delirium in ICU
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Dr Jennifer McGaughey
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- Mental Health
- Mental Health Nursing
- Qualitative approaches
- Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing Thearpy (EMDR)
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Dr Derek McLaughlin
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- Maternal and child health and midwifery specifically in relation to practice, education or improving clinical outcomes
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Dr Jennifer McNeill
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- Children, young people and their families' experiences of living with disability
- Complex and palliative care needs
- Public Patient Participation
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Dr Patricia McNeilly
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- Coping with side-effects of cancer treatment (focus on radiotherapy)
- Psycho-social aspects of living with cancer
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Dr Oonagh McSorley
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- Palliative care
- Mindfulness meditation
- The use of digital technology with clinical populations
- Digital educational interventions to deliver medical and nursing education
- Non-malignant life limiting diseases
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Dr Clare Mc Veigh
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- The care of older people
- Dementia care
- Palliative care
- Restrictive practice/restraint
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Dr Gary Mitchell
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- Quality of life research in people with end-stage kidney disease, and their carers
- Mindfulness for healthcare staff and/or patients and carers
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Dr Helen Noble
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- Palliative care
- Chronic illness
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Dr Peter O’Halloran
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- Charting, monitoring, and understanding the development of learning and behaviour of term and pre-term infants
- Interventions to improve term and pre-term infants’ learning and social learning skills
- Developmental outcomes of Cerebral Palsy children
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Dr Oliver Perra
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- Supportive and palliative care, with a particular interest in exercise
- Exercise training in ovarian cancer
- Pre-habilitation in lung cancer
- Exercise to enhance the effectiveness of radiotherapy
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Dr Gillian Prue
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- Cachexia in chronic illness
- Health services Research
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Professor Joanne Reid
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- Bioscience education for healthcare professions
- Cancer-related projects particularly those with a treatment/pharmacology or epidemiological focus
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Dr Katherine Rogers
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- Psycho-oncology
- Development of supportive and psychological supports for patients and carers
- Understanding the health and social care needs of minority groups
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Dr Olinda Santin
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- Cardiovascular health
- Behavioural change
- Psychosocial intervention
- Psychometric evaluation.
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Dr Chantal Ski
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Dr Janine Stockdale
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- Cardiovascular disease prevention
- Rehabilitation
- Psychosocial intervention
- Health outcome measurement
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Professor David R Thompson
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- Child and adolescent development across the life course
- Maternal mental health
- Maternal and child health
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Professor Mark Tomlinson
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- Older person’s nursing and dementia care, including support of carers and staff education. Qualitative approaches welcome.
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Professor Christine Brown-Wilson
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- Chronic musculoskeletal conditions
- Developing qualitative methodology
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Dr Iseult Wilson
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