Alexandra Mudd

Alexandra Mudd is a Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing at the School of Health and Social Care, part of the College of Health, Wellbeing and Life Sciences at Sheffield Hallam University. She holds qualifications including a Bachelor of Nursing (Hons), Registered Nurse, and a Law Degree (LLB). Her career spans clinical practice in acute hospitals, legal practice, and healthcare education in the UK and Australia. Driven by improving healthcare provision and patient experiences, her work bridges clinical care, research, and education.

Education:

• BN (Hons) in Nursing
• LLB (Law Degree)
• Post Graduate Certificate in Medical and Healthcare Education

Research & Teaching Interests: Focuses on relationship-based healthcare, nursing leadership, and digital technologies in healthcare. Teaches modules including 'Assessing and Planning for Person Centred Care' and 'Leading for Future'. Post-pandemic work includes student/staff engagement in emergency online learning.

Professional Activities:

• Reviewer for Journal of Advanced Nursing
• Member of Southern Adelaide Human Research Ethics Committee
• Member of South Yorkshire Medico-Legal Society
• Member of Australian Association of Bioethics and Health Law