Emma Innes

Dr Emma Innes is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Worcester within the School of Nursing and Midwifery and Department of Apprenticeships & Continuing Professional Development (CPD), specializing in diabetes care, patient safety, and clinical practice education.

Education

• MSc Advanced Health and Social Care
• PG CERT Learning & Teaching in Higher Education (Fellow Higher Education Authority)
• PG CERT Health Care Leadership (Open)
• Independent Non-Medical Prescriber (V300)
• BSc Advanced Professional Practice
• ENB 998 Teaching and Assessing in Clinical Practice
• ENB 928 Nursing People with Diabetes Mellitus
• Registered General Nurse

Research Interests

Her research centers on critical clinical domains with emphasis on:

• Diabetic Ketoacidosis pathophysiology and management
• Systemic patient safety protocols in healthcare
• Optimized medicines administration practices

These interests drive evidence-based improvements in diabetes treatment and clinical decision-making processes.

Scientific Awards

• Mary Seacole Programme Award for leadership development
• NHS Leadership Leading Care II award
• Fellowship from the Higher Education Authority

Teaching and Professional Engagement

Dr Innes delivers specialized instruction in Diabetes management, Advanced Clinical Practice frameworks, and Independent/Supplementary Prescribing regulations. Her dual qualification as an Independent Non-Medical Prescriber (V300) directly informs clinical teaching. She maintains active involvement in postgraduate academic development through MPhil/PhD supervision and professional certification programs.