Wendy Irving

Wendy Irving is a Lecturer in the School of Health and Life Sciences, focusing on clinical education, endoscopy, and healthcare workforce development. Her research bridges nursing education with practical clinical applications, emphasizing competency development and innovative roles in healthcare settings.

Education Background: Not explicitly detailed in the text, though her academic role suggests advanced qualifications in nursing or healthcare education.

Research Interests: Wendy's work centers on

• Clinical education methodologies
• Endoscopy practice and training
• Bowel screening program design
• Role expansion for nursing associates
• Interprofessional collaboration in healthcare

Research Trends: Her publications span 2014–2024, with recent focus on university education's role in nursing (2024) and clinical competence development (2019). Earlier work included public health initiatives like bowel screening programs in Jersey (2014).

Advising & Grants: No formal student advisees listed. Contributions include peer-reviewed articles and conference presentations on clinical practice education and workforce innovations.

Labs/Teams: Collaborations with colleagues in nursing education and endoscopy practice, though specific lab affiliations are not mentioned.