Julie McGarry

Contact

• workDerby Education Centre
  London Road Community Hospital
  London Road
  Derby
  DE1 2QY
  UK
• work01332 724905
• fax01332 370067
• julie.mcgarry@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Academic qualifications: Doctor of Health Science (DHSci Nottingham), MMedSci (Nottingham), PGDiploma (Medical Ethics), BA (Hon) (Law & Psychology), PGCHE.

Professional qualifications: Registered nurse (RN) in adult and mental health fields of practice. NMC registered nurse teacher.

Practice, research and teaching/learning interests in safeguarding and domestic abuse, dignity in care encounters, nurse-patient relationships, boundaries of care and arts and health.

Research background and expertise in qualitative methods.

Current role: Associate Professor and Lead for Safeguarding within the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Physiotherapy.

Expertise Summary

Professional and academic expertise in safeguarding, dignity in care and the promotion of person-centred philosophies of care. Current role as Lead for Safeguarding (adults and children) within the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Physiotherapy, University of Nottingham. Trustee and member of the management/policy committee for Nottingham Domestic Violence Forum (NDVF).

Teaching Summary

• Elder abuse and domestic abuse in later life: health contexts
• Domestic abuse and safeguarding
• Health and social policy
• Arts and health
• Person-centred care approaches to care delivery
• Legal and ethical issues in health care
• Research methods
• Supervision of undergraduate and postgraduate dissertation and doctoral students
• Module lead for Graduate Entry to Nursing (GEN) Module 2

Recent Doctoral Research Supervisees

Fiona Sheppard: Exploring how clinical supervision is accomplished in group supervision with pre-registration student nurses when it is facilitated by nurse lecturers

Christine Simpson: A cross sectional inquiry into the pedagogical approaches to support the development of inter-professional working with regard to safeguarding children and adults

Karwan M-Amen: Using Health promotion interventions to improve Quality of Life among community dwelling older persons in Erbil.

Research Summary

Current Research:

Co-lead of the OLIVE project - Pilot and evaluation of an international virtual exchange project (VEP): a learning and teaching resource to explore inequalities in women's health

Examining the domestic abuse and safeguarding specialist nurse role in the emergency department (ED) (2011-2012)

Previous Research Projects Summary:

Exploration of older women's experiences of domestic abuse (2008-2010)

Doctoral Thesis: Defining roles, relationships, boundaries and participation between older people and nurses within the home: an ethnographic study (Completed 2007)

• Publications section reflects wider research/teaching and learning interests and projects undertaken

Recent Publications

• SIMPSON C and MCGARRY J, 2012. Inter-professional Education: Innovation in Action Nurse Education in Practice. 12(1),
• MCGARRY J & AUBEELUCK A, 2012. A Different Drum: a UK experience of developing a research based educational resource to facilitate ‘understanding’ in complex care encounters Nursing Science Quarterly. (In Press.)
• MCGARRY, J. SIMPSON, C and HINSLIFF-SMITH, K., 2011. The impact of domestic abuse on the health of older women: A review of the literature Health and Social Care in the Community. 19(1), 3-14
• MCGARRY J, AUBEELUCK A, JAMES V, HINSLIFF-SMITH K, 2011. Maximising Graduate Status in Pre-registration Nursing Programmes: Utilising Problem Based Learning Nurse Education in Practice. 11(6), 341-416

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• Trustee and member of management/policy committee for Nottinghamshire Domestic Violence Forum (NDVF)
• Member of User & Carer Forum (University of Nottingham)
• Member of Community of Interest for Safeguarding (Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust)
• External Examiner for Edge Hill University

• Peer reviewer:
• Journal of Advanced Nursing
• Journal of Sociology of Health and Illness
• Journal of Clinical Nursing
• The International Journal of Older People Nursing

Other Responsibilities

• Member of Derby County PLT

Past Research

Exploration of older women's experiences of domestic abuse (2008-2010)

Doctoral Thesis: Defining roles, relationships, boundaries and participation between older people and nurses within the home: an ethnographic study (Completed 2007)

• Publications section reflects wider research and teaching and learning interests and projects undertaken
• Please see research summary section for current research

• SIMPSON C and MCGARRY J, 2012. Inter-professional Education: Innovation in Action Nurse Education in Practice. 12(1),
• MCGARRY J & AUBEELUCK A, 2012. A Different Drum: a UK experience of developing a research based educational resource to facilitate ‘understanding’ in complex care encounters Nursing Science Quarterly. (In Press.)
• MCGARRY, J. SIMPSON, C and HINSLIFF-SMITH, K., 2011. The impact of domestic abuse on the health of older women: A review of the literature Health and Social Care in the Community. 19(1), 3-14
• MCGARRY J, AUBEELUCK A, JAMES V, HINSLIFF-SMITH K, 2011. Maximising Graduate Status in Pre-registration Nursing Programmes: Utilising Problem Based Learning Nurse Education in Practice. 11(6), 341-416
• MCGARRY J & SIMPSON C, 2011. Domestic Violence and Older Women: A Review of the Evidence Journal of Current Clinical Care. March/April, 1-8
• MCGARRY, J. & SIMPSON, C., 2011. Domestic abuse and older women: exploring the opportunities for service development and care delivery Journal of Adult Protection. 13(6), 294-301
• CHAMBERS D, THOMPSON S, NAIRN S, MCGARRY J and CHAMBERS C, 2011. Reflexivity and Habitus: Opportunities and constraints on transformative learning. Nursing Philosophy.. (In Press.)
• MCGARRY, J, SIMPSON, C and MANSOUR, MANSOUR, 2010. Exploring the impact of domestic abuse on the lives and health of older women: implications for policy and practice development. Nursing Older People. 22(5), 33-37
• MCGARRY J, 2010. Ageing, Policy and Practice: an overview HIV Nursing. 10(1), 2-4
• MCGARRY J & SIMPSON C, 2010. The impact of domestic abuse on the lives of older women SAFE: The Domestic Abuse Quarterly. 13-16
• MALTBY, J, WILLIAMS, G, MCGARRY, J and DAY, L., 2010. Research Methods for Nursing and Healthcare Pearson.
• MCGARRY J, 2010. Exploring the effect of conducting sensitive research Nurse Researcher. 18(1), 8-14
• MCGARRY J AUBEELUCK A SIMPSON C WILLIAMS G, 2009. Student nurses experiences of working with older people: dignity and values Nursing Older People. 21(7), 16-22
• MCGARRY, J & SIMPSON C, 2009. Identifying, reporting and preventing elder abuse in the practice setting Nursing Older People. 21(1), 33-38
• MCGARRY J, 2009. Seeing the Person: Developing Clinical Practice Nursing Standard. 23(49), 61
• GENT, C, MCGARRY, J and PINNINGTON, L., 2009. Motor neurone disease: Carers' experiences, behaviour and coping methods British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing. 5(12), 567 - 573
• MCGARRY J & SIMPSON C, 2009. Raising awareness of elder abuse in the community practice setting British Journal of Community Nursing. 14(7), 305-308
• MCGARRY J, 2009. The nature of relationships between nurses and older people within the home: exploring the boundaries of care (early view: published online Oct 09) International Journal of Older People Nursing. 5(4), 265-273
• MCGARRY J, 2009. Defining roles, relationships, boundaries and participation between older people and nurses within the home: an ethnographic study Health and Social Care in the Community. 17(1), 83-91
• MCGARRY, J & SIMPSON, C, 2008. Identifying, reporting and preventing elder abuse in the practice setting (Learning Zone) Nursing Standard. 22(46), 23-29
• MCGARRY J, 2008. Older women and domestic violence: defining the concept and raising awareness in practice Nursing Older People. 20(6), 10 - 11
• MCGARRY J, 2008. Exploring the nurse-patient relationship in the home Nursing Times. 104(28), 32-33
• MCGARRY J & SIMPSON C., 2007. Developing student nurses awareness of elder abuse as an issue: a discussion of a learning resource Nursing Older People. 19(2), 27-31
• MCGARRY, J, 2007. Can nurses recognise elder abuse? (Editorial) Nursing Older People. 19(8), 3
• MCGARRY, J.H., 2006. Nursing relationships in ethnographic research: what of rapport? Nurse researcher. 14(3), 7-14
• MCGARRY, J. and NAIRN, S., 2005. The interface between primary and secondary care: The role of telemedicine in home care Journal of Primary Health Care. 15(2), 21-23
• MCGARRY, J, 2004. Exploring the significance of place in community nursing British Journal of Community Nursing. 9(7), 302-304
• MCGARRY, J. and THOM, N., 2004. User and Carer Involvement in Nurse Education Programmes: Towards the Development of a Supportive and Meaningful Participant Framework Nursing Times.
• COX, K. and MCGARRY, J., 2003. Why patients don't take part in cancer clinical trials: an overview of the literature European Journal of Cancer Care. VOL 12(PART 2), 114-122
• MCGARRY, J., 2003. The essence of 'community' within community nursing: a district nursing perspective. Health & Social Care in the Community. 11(5), 423-430
• ALLCOCK, N., MCGARRY, J. and ELKAN, R., 2002. Management of pain in older people within the nursing home: a preliminary study Health and Social Care in the Community. 10(6), 464-471
• MCGARRY, J. and ARTHUR, A., 2001. Informal caring in late life: a qualitative study of the experiences of older carers Journal of Advanced Nursing. 33(2), 182-189
• ARTHUR A & MCGARRY J, 1999. Epidemiology and Nursing: The Melton Mowbray Ageing Project Nursing Times. 95(8), 56-57
• MCGARRY J & ARTHUR A, 1999. Can the over-75 health checks identify unmet need? Nursing Standard. 13(33), 37-39