Stuart Baker

Stuart Baker is a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing at the University of South Wales, based in the Faculty of Life Sciences and Education. With 32 years of nursing experience, he transitioned from clinical practice to academia in 2015. Previously, he held roles such as Charge Nurse in Acute Surgical wards, managed nursing agencies, and served as a Training Manager in both the NHS and independent sectors. His research focuses on educating unregistered members of the caring professions and advancing Nursing Associate training.

• Educational Background: Computer Studies Degree (specific year not stated).

His key research interests include nursing education methodologies, particularly in areas like ‘Learning to learn’ and ‘Record Keeping’ for Nursing Associates. He has contributed chapters to books addressing these topics. Stuart advocates for practical skill development and interdisciplinary training in healthcare education.

Publications highlight his commitment to improving training standards for non-registered healthcare workers. No grants or awards are explicitly mentioned. He has advised no listed students and no active labs or teams are noted in the provided text.