• Sociology, Social Policy & Criminology

I am currently in the third year of my PhD research, based at the University of Stirling. This is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and focuses the impact of new public management (NPM) approaches on working relationships of qualified nursing staff with their managers, colleagues and patients. My supervisors are Iain Ferguson and Ian McIntosh.

Prior to joining the University of Stirling I qualified at a nurse in 2004 from the University of Liverpool and worked primarily within accident and emergency medicine. My interest in research and an interest in workplace violence led me to undertake MSc level study in Criminology and Applied Social Science, which developed into the work I am currently undertaking for my PhD.

• Qualitative and Quantitative research methods
• New public management in the NHS
• Working conditions for nurses in the NHS
• Mangerialism
• Working relationships of staff in the NHS
• Development and implementation of nursing policies

• Governance, Participation and Inclusion

• ASRP05-Qualitative Data Analysis (Teaching Assistant)
• SPC911-Social Differentiation (Contributing Lecturer)
• SPC913-Understanding Social Policy (Teaching Assistant)
• SPC9C5-Research Process I (Contributing Lecturer)
• SPC9C6-Research Process II (Teaching Assistant)

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Research Reports

• Taylor, L & Lynch, E. (2011) Linking social care, housing & health data. Data Linkage literature review 2010. Paper 1. Edinburgh: The Scottish Government

  
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