Chihuahua is a state in the North of Mexico on the border with the USA. It is home to around 106,000 indigenous Raramuri peoples who live mostly in the rural and remote mountainous areas of the state. The Raramuri have their own language, and don’t commonly speak Spanish. Within their communities they have their ownContinue reading Reflections from Chihuahua: Working to Improve Antenatal Care for Indigenous Women By Dr Rosie Stenhouse, Head of Nursing Studies

When I entered my second year, I realised it was time to start thinking seriously about my dissertation. Around that time, I had been reading quite a lot about the history of nursing in the UK, and my curiosity for the topic kept growing. I had a rough idea of what I wanted to explore,Continue reading My Journey into Archival Research: An Empirical Dissertation Experience By Seonggyun Eamon Kim, Master of Nursing (Pre-registration)

Engaging students in their nursing education is a key focus for the teaching team on the pre-registration programmes in Nursing Studies. There is always a drive to listen to the student voice and amend our programmes to ensure they meet the needs of current learners. Attention is taken to consider the needs of the increasinglyContinue reading Actively engaging nursing students: Mission (im)possible? by Dr Sarah J. Rhynas, Senior Lecturer, Nursing Studies

Dr Leah Macaden, Senior Lecturer in Nursing Studies, has been awarded a Fellowship Ad Eundem by the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI). What is the RCSI Nursing Fellowship? The Fellowship of the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland [RCSI]Continue reading Dr Leah Macaden, Senior Lecturer in Nursing Studies honoured by RCSI Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery