Susan Ashton

Academic Profile

Name:

Susan Elizabeth Ashton

Email:

S.E.Ashton@ljmu.ac.uk

Telephone Number: 0151 231 4065
Room/Location:

Room 3.33, Henry Cotton Building.

Team:

Faculty of Health and Applied Social Sciences

Role:

Senior Lecturer

Biography:

Programme Leader for the DIP HE (Adult) Nursing / Senior Lecturer within the Faculty of Health and Applied Social Sciences.  Background in general nursing and care of older people.  Teaching on a variety of pre and post  registration nursing / health and social care programmes including MSc Health and Social Care. Teaching interests include Management and Leadership, Palliative care and Dementia. Currently undertaking an MPhil/PhD which focuses on family caregiver experience of proxy decision making for people with advanced dementia who are at the end of life.

Teaching Interests:

Management and Leadership
Health and Social Care Policy
Palliative Care / End of Life
Care of Older People
Dementia
Teaching and Learning

Research Interests:

End of Life Care for People with Dementia

Publications

McClelland B, Ashton S, Roe B, Mazhindu D, Gandy R (2008) End of Life Care: An Evaluation of the Implementation of the Gold Standards Framework and The Liverpool Care Pathway for people with dementia in five care settings across Greater Manchester. Evaluation Report and Executive Summary to North West NHS. 2008. Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool.

Contributing Author to: Tabernacle et al (2009) Oxford Handbook of Nursing Older People (2009)

Ashton et al (2009) End of Life Care for People with Dementia in Long Term Care Settings.  Royal College Nursing  ‘Ageing Matters’ Forum for Nurses Working with Older People and Mental Health and Old People Forum – Spring  2009  www.rcn.org.uk/olderpeople

Ashton et al (2009) End of Life Care: An evaluation of the implementation of the GSF and LCP for people with dementia in five care settings across Greater Manchester.  European Journal of Palliative Care.  September 2009


Gandy R, McClelland B, Ashton S, Roe B, Mazhindu D, (2010) Economic Appraisal of an end-of-life training initiative for care homes with dementia patients.  Journal of Care Services Management. Vol. 4 No.4 p321-330

Conferences Teaching And Learning Conference April 2009 ‘ The experience of teaching palliative care with Granada University via video conferencing.

NET 2009 – 8th September 2009 Presenting paper : ‘ Student nurse experience in Care Homes’ (Gerontology dissertation).

NET 2009  9th September 2009 – Presenting paper : ‘Reaching Out’ End of Life Care Masters Module’ with Granada University, Spain.

Dementia: Research and Care the End of Life North West Conference, University of Salford (11th September 2009) Presenting Paper ‘Evaluating GSF: Key Issues for Policy’

Qualifications

Professional

Part of Register Field of Practice
Part 1 Adult Nursing

Recordable

Registered Teacher

Academic

Qualification Type Level

BA(Hons) Health Studies

MSc Health (Policy, Promotion, Research)

MA Gerontology



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