Dr. Mark Mitchell
School of Health and Society
Current positions
Senior Lecturer
BIOGRAPHY
Experienced teacher and researcher with experience of working in several schools of Nursing. Undertaken seven research projects and currently undertaking two studies concerning prisoner-patients and the unpopular patient. One of the most published teachers in the School with one book, one book chapter, over thirty journal publications and a h-score of 11. Published work included in the last three REF exercises. Recent survey collected data via e-questionnaire distributed locally and internationally via Twitter. Many published papers cited in the ‘Top School Downloads’ from the University of Salford’s Institutional Repository (USIR) site every month since the inception of USIR in June 2010 (7 years in top downloads).
- Psychological aspects of care
- Day and short stay surgery
- Enhanced recovery
- Research
- Psychological aspects of care
- Pre-operative anxiety management
- Unpopular patient
- Current surveys concern prisoner-patients
Qualifications
- Doctorate - Applied Psychology (Salford University)
- Master of Science - Applied Psychology (Manchester University)
- Bachelor of Arts - Psychology (Open University)
- Registered Nurse Teacher (Cert Ed. University of Bolton)
- Registered Clinical Nurse Teacher (Liverpool John Moores University)
- National District Nursing Certificate (Manchester Metro University)
- Registered Nurse
Psychological aspects of care (adult nursing).