Craig Phillips

Craig Phillips is a Senior Lecturer and Full Member of the College of Nursing and Health Sciences, affiliated with the Caring Futures Institute. His research focuses on nursing education, maternal-infant bonding, palliative care, and workplace safety for healthcare students. He has authored 33 publications and received recognition for impactful contributions to clinical nursing literature.

Key research interests include systematic reviews on nursing student safety, observational methods for assessing maternal-infant interactions, and cross-cultural end-of-life care practices. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being.

Phillips has been awarded for high-impact publications, including recognition for top-cited papers in the Journal of Clinical Nursing. His collaborations span international teams addressing critical issues in healthcare education and clinical practice.

He contributes to the Caring Futures Institute, focusing on advancing nursing research and improving patient care outcomes through evidence-based strategies.