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Derek Chambers

Vice Dean - Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, Deputy Head of School and Director of Education, Faculty of Medicine & Health Sciences

Contact

  • workDerby Education Centre
    London Road Community Hospital
    London Road
    Derby
    DE1 2QY
    UK
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Biography

2002 - to date Director of Education, School of Nursing, Midwifery and Physiotherapy, University of Nottingham

2006 - 2011 Vice Dean (Postgraduate Studies) Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences;

2007-2010 Deputy Head of School, School of Nursing University of Nottingham

1996-2002 Coordinator for Curriculum Development, The School, School of Nursing, University of Nottingham

1992-1996 Coordinator for the English National Board's Higher Award Framework, Mid Trent College of Nursing and Midwifery

1986-1992 Nurse Teacher Derby School of Nursing & Midwifery

Expertise Summary

Education theory & practice

Heath education and health promotion

Teaching Summary

  • Teaching & learning
  • Reflection & reflective practice
  • Cultural diversity & health education practices
  • Health promotion

Research Summary

Virtual learning environments and the use of information and communication technologies in interprofessional education.

Validity of assessments in health care curricula.

Recent Publications

  • NAIRN, S, CHAMBERS, D, THOMPSON, S, MCGARRY, J and CHAMBERS, K, 2012. Reflexivity and HabitusOpportunities and constraints on transformative learning: Nursing Philosophy. (In Press.)
  • BLAKE,H and CHAMBERS, D, 2011. Supporting nurse health champions developing ‘new generation health improvement facilitators Health Education Journal. 1-6
  • SHERRAT, L and CHAMBERS, D, 2011. Crisis what crisis: The implication of the government’s spending review for clinical mentorship British Journal of Nursing. 20(3), 137
  • CHAMBERS, D, POROCK, D and ASTON, L, 2010. National health service funding for nursing education: Nursing’s nemesis? 1(30), 1-3

Chair of Schools Education Strategy committee

Chair Schools Assessment Quality Group

Chair of Faculty Clinical Skills Strategy Group

Chair of Schools Quinquinnial Reviews

Chair of Schools Validation and Review Group

Member of School Executive Committee

Member of the School Quality Assurance Agency Strategy Committee

Member Faculty Teaching Network Group

Member Faculty Interprofessional learning strategy group

Member University Quality & Standards Committee

Member University Postgraduate Regulations Working Group

Member University Teaching & Learning Network

Member Space Management Committee

Past Research

Nurses health beliefs and their impact on their health education practices.

A discourse and Foucauldian analysis of nurses health beliefs: implications for nurse education

Empowerment and its application to health promotion in the acute setting; nurses's perceptions

  • NAIRN, S, CHAMBERS, D, THOMPSON, S, MCGARRY, J and CHAMBERS, K, 2012. Reflexivity and HabitusOpportunities and constraints on transformative learning: Nursing Philosophy. (In Press.)
  • BLAKE,H and CHAMBERS, D, 2011. Supporting nurse health champions developing ‘new generation health improvement facilitators Health Education Journal. 1-6
  • SHERRAT, L and CHAMBERS, D, 2011. Crisis what crisis: The implication of the government’s spending review for clinical mentorship British Journal of Nursing. 20(3), 137
  • CHAMBERS, D, POROCK, D and ASTON, L, 2010. National health service funding for nursing education: Nursing’s nemesis? 1(30), 1-3
  • CHAMBERS, D and THOMPSON,S, 2009. Empowerment and its application in acute care Journal of Advanced Nursing. 65(1), 130-138
  • CHAMBERS, D and NARAYANASAMY, A, 2008. A discourse and Foucauldian analysis Nurse Education Today. 28, 155-162
  • CHAMBERS, D, Is the modern NHS fit for nursing students? British Journal of Nursing. 16(2),

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