Julie-Ann Hayes

Julie-Ann Hayes

Room 3.41, Henry Cotton Building.

Acute and Planned Care

Programme Leader BA (Adult)
Senior Lecturer Law and Ethics
REACT Co-ordinator .

Registered nurse with a range of clinical experience from General medicine and surgery to Intensive Care and High Dependency Nursing.

Joined LJMU in 2004 following the completion of MA Medical Law and Ethics at Keele University.
Programme leader for the BA (Adult) Nursing, Cohort Leader for the BA and Module leader on the BA, Diploma, Foundation Degree and Masters Programme within the Faculty of Health.

Member of Northwest BACCN Committee.
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.

Medical Law and Ethics- in particular accountability and Fitness to Practice Issues.
Legal Aspects to Non-Medical Prescribing
Complexity of Care and Assessing the Critically ill patient.

Qualitative Methods
Ethnography
Decision-Making and Fitness to Practice Panels

Oral Presentation: Student nurses’ perceptions of dealing with complex situations: a qualitative study. RCN Conference May 2010, Gateshead.

Diploma in Nursing Studies

BSc (Hons) Nursing Studies

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