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Dr Deborah Coleman

School of Nursing and Midwifery

Dr Deborah Coleman

School of Nursing and Midwifery

Dr Coleman is co-ordinator for the year two Care Delivery module (February), and Pathway Leader for Specialist Practice- Nursing Care of the Older Person (levels 3 and 7 postgraduate).

In addition, she contributes to three modules at level 3 in the postgraduate programme focusing on person centred dementia care. She is also a member of the simulation teaching team and she is one of two SWAN co-champions in the School of Nursing and Midwifery.

Current scholarly activity focuses on innovative teaching and learning methods in person-centred dementia care and the role of simulated patients in supporting the development of communication skills and bereavement support in an undergraduate nursing curriculum.

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Open to PhD applications in the field of

Care of the older person
Primary health care topics

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Research students

MSc Title	The role of Rapid Response System Teams in End-of-Life Care Decision-making: A Systematic Literature Review
Name	Laura Creighton
Country	UK
Year of Study	2016

MSc Title	Patient and Carer experience with an Acute Care at Home Service: A Service Evaluation
Name	Deborah Toal
Country	UK
Year of Study	2017

MSc Title	Exploring the factors that influence spiritual care provision for patients at the end of life stage from a healthcare professional perspective: A Review of the Literature
Name	Halemah Aleshehi
Country	2018
Year of Study

MSc Title	A clinical audit on the depth of chest compression measurements recorded during CPR within one Health and Social Care Trust
Name	Andrew Doherty
Country	UK
Year of Study	2018