Nursing and Midwifery Research Centre
The Nursing and Midwifery Research Centre (NMRC) effectively draws together research staff in Nursing and Midwifery within the areas of pedagogic research, infection control, mental health, service user and carer involvement, sexual health, and midwifery practice.
The centre comprises of key members including the Head of Research for Nursing and Midwifery and Reader in Nurse Education, a Professor of Clinical Research, a Professor of Nursing, and a Professor of Palliative Care, two senior research fellows in nursing, one senior research fellow in midwifery, two senior lecturers, and a research assistant. The NMRC also has a growing number of associate members.
The NMRC works collaboratively with research centres and groups across the university; including the Mary Seacole Research Centre, the Centre for Social Action, the Centre for Parenting Studies, the Thalassaemia and Sickle Cell Unit, the Health Policy Research Unit, the infection control research cluster, and the reproductive health research group.
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Community of Scholars
The NMRC supports a community of academic scholars studying both the PhD and the DHSci. Doctorate students include home and international students whose studies focus on nursing and midwifery practice and nursing and midwifery education.
Researchers in the NMRC are engaged with writing research bids, writing for publication, supervising doctoral students, and mentoring staff. The NMRC supports the research and evidence base for nursing and midwifery practice by engaging with practice partners, by disseminating research findings locally, nationally and internationally, and through the learning and teaching of research.
Contact Us
Nursing and Midwifery Research Centre
Led by: Dr Sue Dyson
T: +44 (0)116 201 3881
E: smccartney@dmu.ac.uk|