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Dr Liz Berragan

Senior Lecturer in Nursing (Post Graduate and Under Graduate)

I am passionate about engagement, utilisation and dissemination of learning, scholarship and research to support evidence-based, safe and effective care delivery for the communities we serve.

Biography

I am passionate about engagement, utilisation and dissemination of learning, scholarship and research to support evidence-based, safe and effective care delivery for the communities we serve.

My aim is to work with and inspire my peers, colleagues and students to embrace a culture where learning, scholarship and research supports their everyday practice and enables them to be outstanding practitioners.

My research interests focus upon pedagogical research with students and colleagues as partners in practice learning and research, and the development of professional identity including simulation-based education and inter-professional learning.

Qualifications

  • RN, Registered Nurse, The Middlesex Hospital London W1, 1985
  • BN (Hons), Bachelor of Nursing, University of Wales College of Medicine, 1991
  • MSc: Master of Science in Nursing, Royal College of Nursing Institute and University of Manchester, 1998
  • EdD, Doctor of Education, University of the West of England, Bristol, 2013

Awards

National Teaching Fellow (Advance HE)

Sigma European Excellence in Nursing Education

Churchill Fellow

Research Fellowship National Institute for Nursing, Centre for Practice Development and Research, Oxford

University Teaching Fellow

Membership of professional bodies

Nursing and Midwifery Council Registration

Royal College of Nursing

Advance HE: SFHEA

Teaching & Research

Teaching

Demystifying the world of research, research skills, service evaluation and quality improvement for health and care practice. Postgraduate research student experience, training and development including PGR supervision, examination and leadership of The Graduate School. Course lead for Professional Doctorate in Health and Social Care Leadership.

Research

My primary research interests centre around simulation-based education (SBE) and understanding how SBE within health and care education impacts upon safe and effective care delivery. I am interested in pedagogical approaches to research and in particular the experiences of learning and working for health and social care undergraduate and postgraduate students including work-integrated learning. I use and teach a variety of research approaches which informs my postgraduate research supervision and examination.

Publications

More publications from Dr Liz Berragan can be found in the Research Repository.

External responsibilities

Doctoral examiner

Nurse Education in Practice; Editorial board

Reviewer for health and care journals including Nurse Education Today, Nurse Education in Practice, Australasian Journal of Paramedicine, Health and Social Care Education, Clinical Simulation in Nursing, Advances in Simulation, Frontiers in Education

NIHR South-West Research Career Funding and Development Programmes

NHSE Developing a Research Skilled Workforce

Sigma Theta Tau International: Global mentorship, Leadership ALS

National and International simulation organisations and network membership roles

Association of National Teaching Fellows

Research4Gloucestershire