Margaret Graham

Mr., Emeritus Associate Professor

20052024

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PhD, RGN,RM, RNT Margaret is a qualified nurse and midwife, a graduate of UCD (BNS), Trinity College (MSc) and University of Bedfordshire (PhD).  
My particular research and scholarly activity include; caring, person centred care, older person nursing, cultural and ethnic diversity in healthcare and exploring ways to foster student learning at undergraduate and post graduate level. I chair two student representative fora within the department with the aim of fostering student voice. Coordinator for  group guided reflection and  protected reflective time with year  3 and 4 students. Exploring how we create dialogical learning spaces with students  in supporting learners to develop vision in becoming compassionate practitioners fostering transferable learning from practice is central to my work.
 I have a particular interest in developing practice through narrative methodologies. Member Ageing, Mental Health& Intellectual Disability, research cluster and supervise research at postgraduate and PhD level. Involved in several curriculum innovations at undergraduate and postgraduate level. Led the design team  for  the development for MSc, PG Diploma and PGCert in Advanced Practice as part of collaboration with 5 universities in a national consortium. Was founding course director for these programmes. Current funded projects  Developing Intergenerational Learning through Discussion Cafés: Strategic Alignment of Teaching and Learning Enhancement Funding in Higher Education 2019(ECR funding opportunities)   Developing Intergenerational Learning through Discussion Cafés: A Learning Enhancement Project, Focus on Supporting and Highlighting the Value of Teaching and Learning Enhancement within Higher Education Institutions Dr D Tuohy (Lead), J. Murphy, E. Carey, I. Cassidy, J. McCarthy, J Shanahan, M. Graham     DelHPIre (Delirium Health Professionals Ireland) Higher Education Authority (HEA) Improving prevention, recognition and management of delirium across the island of Ireland through the co-design of an interdisciplinary digital resource for undergraduate healthcare a consortium from University of Limerick and Queen s University Belfast Prof A.Coffey 2022 (Lead)   team members D Tuohy, J. Murphy A. Tierney, A. McCurtin, M.Graham, G. Mitchell, C.BrownWilson, A.Wong

Expertise related to UN Sustainable Development Goals

In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. This person’s work contributes towards the following SDG(s):

  • SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being
  • SDG 4 - Quality Education
  • SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

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