Ethics in Care Research Theme

Some of our current studies include:

• Cross-cultural perspectives on roles, responsibilities and future care for older adults.
• Generation Z’s Views of Care and Care Careers: An International Comparison
• RIPE Project: Researching Interventions that Promote Ethics in Social Care.

• Olivia Luijnenburg: ETHoS Project: The Ethical Implications of 'Spirituality' in Residential Care for Older People (Supervisors: Dr Ann Gallagher, Dr Freda Mold)
• Ali Haddad: Perceptions of Patients, Doctors and Nurses of being the “Good Nurse” in Kuwait: A Grounded Theory (Supervisors: Prof Ann Gallagher, Dr Anna Cox)
• Hanna Groothuizen: Values in students of adult nursing following exposure to the clinical environment (Supervisors: Dr Alison Callwood, Dr Debbie Cooke, Professor Ann Gallagher)
• Wendy Grosvenor - Successful completion in May 2019: Student nurse perspectives on the impact of longitudinal home visits to people with dementia and their carers. Whole Sight: New Ways of Seeing (Supervisors: Prof Ann Gallagher, Prof Sube Banerjee).

Gallagher A. & Herbert C. (Editors) (Launch June 2019) Faith and Ethics in Health and Social Care: Improving Practice through Understanding Diverse Perspectives Jessica Kingsley, London

Tranvåg O., Nåden O. & Gallagher A. (2019) Dignity Work of Older Women Caring for a Husband with Dementia at Home Health Care for Women International

Miyama T., Gallagher A., Numoto K., Kawahara N., Tanabe M. & Takenaka Y. (2019) Philosophical perspectives on the care of elderly people from the viewpoint of advanced practice nurses in Japan Bulletin of Kyoto Tachibana University 45 (15): 209-221

Ota K., Maeda J., Niimi Y., Gallagher A., Fai Chan M., Yahiro M. & Matsuda M. (2019) Development of an inpatient dignity scale through studies in Japan, Singapore and the United Kingdom Asian Nursing Research (see https://www.asian-nursingresearch.com/article/S1976-1317(18)30223-8/fulltext )

Sala Defilippis T.M.L., Curtis K. & Gallagher A. (2019) Conceptualising Moral Resilience Nursing Inquiry (see https://doi.org/10.1111/nin.12291)

Austin Z., van der Gaag A., Gallagher A., Jago R., Banks S., Lucas G. & Zasada M. (2018) Understanding Complaints to Regulators about Paramedics in the UK and Social Workers in England: Findings from a Multi-Method Study  Journal of Medical Regulation 104(3): 19-28

Gallagher A., Watson F. & Fitzpatrick N. (2018) Love as a core value in veterinary and medical practice: Towards a humanimal ethics Clinical Ethics (https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/1477750917738110?journalCode=ceta )

Lucas G., Gallagher A., Austin Z., Jago R., Banks S., & van der Gaag A. (2018) Understanding complaints about paramedics: a qualitative exploration in a UK context Australian Journal of Paramedicine (https://ajp.paramedics.org/index.php/ajp/article/view/616

Gallagher A., Zasada M., Jago R., Austin Z., Banks S., Lucas G. & van der Gaag A. (2018) Fitness-to-practise concerns and preventative strategies Journal of Paramedic Practice 10 (4) pp.163-169

Cox, A., Lucas, G., Marcu, A. Piano, M., Grosvenor, W., Mold, F., Maguire, R. & Ream, E. (2017) Cancer Survivors’ Experience With Telehealth: A Systematic Review and Thematic Synthesis. Journal of Medical Internet Research Vol 19, No 1.

Cox, A., Arber, A., Gallagher, A., MacKenzie, M. & Ream, E. (2017) Establishing Priorities for Oncology Nursing Research: Nurse and Patient Collaboration. Oncology Nursing Forum. Vol 44, No 2, 192-203

Cox, A. (2017) Research on palliative and end-of-life care is a priority for patients. International Journal of Palliative Nursing. Vol. 23, No. 4, 202–203

Cox, A., Arber, A., Bailey, F.,, Dargan, S., Gannon, C., Lisk, R., Quinn, B., Samarasinghe, J., Wrigley, M. & Gallagher A. (2017) Developing, implementing and evaluating an end of life care intervention. Nursing Older People 31; 29 (1): 27-35.

Vandrevala, T. Pavey, L., Chelidoni, O., Chang, N.F., Creagh-Brown, B. & Cox, A. (2017) Psychological rumination and recovery from work in Intensive Care Professionals: Associations with stress, burnout, depression, and health. Journal of Intensive Care 5:16

Gallagher, A., Peacock, M., Zasada, M., Coucke, T., Cox A.. & Janssens, N. (2016) Care-givers’ Reflections on an Ethics Education Immersive Simulation Care Experience:  A Series of Epiphanous Events. Nursing Inquiry. 

Konstantära, E., Vandrevala, T., Cox, A., Craigh-Brown, B. & Ogden, J. (2016) Balancing Professional Tension and Deciding upon the Status of Death: Making End-of-life Decisions in Intensive Care Units. Health Psychology Open. 3 (1): 1-9

Gallagher, A. & Cox, A. The RIPE Project protocol: Researching Interventions that Promote

Ethics in Social Care (2015).  Working Papers in the Health Sciences 1:11 Spring 2015

Cox, A. & Faithfull S. (2015) Aiding a reassertion of self: a qualitative study of the views and experiences of women with ovarian cancer receiving long-term nurse-led telephone follow-up. Support Care Cancer 23(8):2357-64.

Gallagher, A., Bousso, R., McCarthy, J., Kohlen, H., Andrews, T., Paganini, M., Abu-El-Noor, N., Cox, A., Haas, M., Arber, A., Abu-El-Noor, M., Baliza, M., & Padilha, K. (2015) Negotiated reorienting: A grounded theory of nurses' end-of-life decision-making in the intensive care unit. Int J Nurs Stud.; 52(4):794-803