William Harvey
0845 196 4163
sarah.mcgloin@anglia.ac.uk

Qualifications & Memberships

• BSc (Hons)
• MA

• Member RCN Critical Care Forum

Courses

• Pathway Leader Msc International Nursing Studies
• Facilitator Pre-reg Msc Nursing Studies

CPD

• Module leader for Maintaining tissue perfusion and homeostasis in the critically ill patient
• Module leader for The acute and ongoing care of the neuroscience patient
• Module tutor for Adult Acute Care

• Education champion for Colchester Hospital University Foundation Trust

Outline of career

Following my training in Bristol I became a staff nurse on an acute medical ward at the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford. My career then moved into the Critical Care when I moved back to Bristol to take up a post on the Intensive Care Unit at Frenchay Hospital. This ITU was the tertiary referral centre for the South West for neurosurgical patients and those with severe head injuries- generally as the result of trauma. The unit was also the Burn centre for the South West and also provided care for the general critically ill population in Bristol.

I then moved to take up the post of Practice Development Nurse on the ITU at Oldchurch Hospital in Romford.

More recently I have been working in education formerly at the University Campus Suffolk, teaching acute and critical care and now in the Acute Care team at Anglia Ruskin University.

Research interest

I am currently a PhD candidate studying at City University London. My study is to explore the patient experience of receiving nursing care within the intensive care unit. This is a grounded theory study.

Selected Publications

Journals

Knowles J, McGloin S.(2007) Developing critical analysis skills in academic writing. Nursing Standard.21(52):35-7.

McGloin S. (2008) Administration of oxygen therapy. Nursing Standard 5 22 (21) 46-48.

McGloin S. (2008) The trustworthiness of case study methodology. Nurse Researcher. 16 (1) 45-55.

Books

McGloin S. and McLeod A. (2010) Advanced Practice in Critical Care a case study approach. Blackwell Science, London.

For a complete list of publications please contact Sarah