Campbell Killick

Dr. Campbell Killick is a Lecturer in Social Work at Ulster University, affiliated with the School of Applied Social and Policy Sciences. His research focuses on professional judgment, risk assessment, decision-making processes, and the integration of digital technologies in social work practice. He is a core member of the Institute for Research in Social Sciences, contributing to interdisciplinary research and policy development.

Key research interests include child protection decision-making, reflective practice in social care, and ethical use of technology in risk evaluation. His work bridges academic analysis with practical training, such as co-developing post-graduate programs and co-authored texts on assessment methodologies.

Recent publications highlight innovations in social work practice, including digital tools for risk management and frameworks for improving interprofessional collaboration. His contributions address gaps between theory and real-world decision-making in vulnerable populations, particularly in elder abuse and youth mental health contexts.