Hannah Hollinger
Lecturer/PhD student
- Qualified Bowen Therapist
- MA in Health Care Law and Ethics
- ENB 148 – Advanced Neurosciences Nursing (level 2)
- ENB 998 – Teaching and assessing in clinical practice (level 2)
- BSC (Hons) Nursing – Registered Nurse (pt 1)
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Biography
Neurosciences has been a passion since 1997 and over 25 years of nursing has developed experience in acute, rehabilitation, management, specialist, and research nursing. Prior to working at UHI quality care management, education, and research creation at a national level for Motor Neurone Disease and Dementia was a central role and thus a continued interest in these areas remains. The role also led to development of patient and public involvement initiatives and promotion of the involvement of patients throughout their care journey, alongside creating National educational resources to support individuals managing their condition through evidence-based methods. This passion and experience in education led me to seek a role in teaching in a belief that this is a way to inspire and drive quality care provision and improvement for both students and qualified nursing staff. Interests: lifestyle medicine, Neurosciences, Health care law and ethics, cold therapies, and Complementary/alternative therapies.
Research
Funded by the City Deal to conduct a part time PhD researching Cold Therapy and Multiple Sclerosis, to review the efficacy, acceptability and feasibility of such interventions.
Teaching
- Undergraduate Teaching & Assessing across the 3-year programme.
- Module/Deputy module leadership
- Clinical skills & simulation design and teaching
- Academic Assessor and Personal Academic Tutor
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