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Angela Teece is a Lecturer in Adult Nursing at the University of Leeds, affiliated with the School of Healthcare within the Faculty of Medicine and Health. She qualified as a nurse in 2008 with clinical expertise in spinal injuries and adult critical care. Her research focuses on the psychological impact of critical illness, restraint practices for delirious patients, and care for patients with co-morbid mental health disorders. She completed her PhD in 2022 using creative qualitative methods to explore restraint decision-making in critical care nursing. Angela teaches on pre- and post-registration nursing modules and is involved in initiatives such as patient diaries and post-discharge support groups.
- Education:
- BA (Hons) English
- BMedSci (Hons) Adult Nursing
- MSc Advancing Professional Practice (Nursing)
- PG Cert Education (NMC registered educator)
- PhD
- Professional Memberships: Registered Adult Nurse (NMC)
Her current research examines how critical care nurses perceive patients with mental health co-morbidities and how this influences care delivery. She advocates for patient-centered approaches and has contributed to clinical practices like patient diaries to improve post-critical illness rehabilitation.
Angela’s work bridges clinical practice and academia, emphasizing the holistic care of critically ill patients through both practical interventions and innovative research methodologies.
