Dawn Ritchie

Contact

• workRoom B228e Medical School
  Queen's Medical Centre
  Nottingham
  NG7 2UH
  UK
• dawn.ritchie@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Dawn is an Assistant Professor in Nursing Children & Young People and Lead for Practice (Learning (Nursing).

Teaching Summary

Contributing to the ongoing development of pre-registration undergraduate nursing programmes, with a particular interest in practice learning, children's nursing, clinical skills teaching and… read more

Research Summary

Child Health with a particular interest in paediatric intensive and critical care End of life care Child and parental participation in care Best interests of the child Practice… read more

Recent Publications

• HALL, C. & RITCHIE, D., 2011. What is Nursing: Exploring Theory and Practice 2. Learning Matters.
• RITCHIE, D., 2011. Gunshot Injuries and Knife Injuries. In: GLASPER, E.A., MC EWING, G. & RICHARDSON, J, ed., Emergencies in Children's and Young People's Nursing 1. Oxford University Press.
• SHAW,K., RITCHIE, D. & ADAMS, G., 2011. Does witnessing resuscitation help parents to come to terms with the death of their child?: A review of the literature. Intensive and Critical Care Nursing. 27(5), 253-262
• RITCHIE, D., 2007. Meningitis and Meningococcal Septicaemia. In: GLASPER, E.A., MCEWING, G. & RICHARDSON, J., ed., Oxford Handbook of Children's and Young People's Nursing Oxford University Press.

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• Member SHS ESE Committee
• Member of Nottingham Paediatric (Acute) PLT
• Member of Children and Young People's Health Research Group
• Personal Tutor
• Supervisor for PhD, BSc and Masters Dissertations

• Contributing to the ongoing development of pre-registration undergraduate nursing programmes, with a particular interest in practice learning, children's nursing, clinical skills teaching and simulated learning development.
• Participate in the delivery of taught content to a variety of pre-registration and learning beyond registration modules across programmes. My particular area of expertise is paediatric critical care end of life care and applied biosciences. .
• Ongoing supervision and support of students undertaking dissertations as part of pre-registration Masters in Nursing Science and post registration learning beyond registration BSc (Hons) & Masters programmes.

Current Research

• Child Health with a particular interest in paediatric intensive and critical care
• End of life care
• Child and parental participation in care
• Best interests of the child
• Practice learning; Simulation

• HALL, C. & RITCHIE, D., 2011. What is Nursing: Exploring Theory and Practice 2. Learning Matters.
• RITCHIE, D., 2011. Gunshot Injuries and Knife Injuries. In: GLASPER, E.A., MC EWING, G. & RICHARDSON, J, ed., Emergencies in Children's and Young People's Nursing 1. Oxford University Press.
• SHAW,K., RITCHIE, D. & ADAMS, G., 2011. Does witnessing resuscitation help parents to come to terms with the death of their child?: A review of the literature. Intensive and Critical Care Nursing. 27(5), 253-262
• RITCHIE, D., 2007. Meningitis and Meningococcal Septicaemia. In: GLASPER, E.A., MCEWING, G. & RICHARDSON, J., ed., Oxford Handbook of Children's and Young People's Nursing Oxford University Press.
• CLARKE, C. & HARRISON, D., 2001. The needs of children visiting on adlt intensive care units: A review of the literature Journal of Advanced Nursing. 34(1), 61-88
• FISHER, J.E. & HARRISON, D., 2000. Pain assessment and management in the PICU. In: WILLIAMS, C. & ASQUITH, J., ed., Paediatric Intensive Care Nursing Churchill Livingstone.