Carol Windsor

Professor Carol Windsor is a distinguished academic at the Queensland University of Technology's School of Nursing, serving as a Faculty Ethics Chair and member of the University Human Research Ethics Committee. Her research focuses on health services, qualitative research methodologies, and the political economy of nursing work. She has an extensive record of PhD supervision and teaches postgraduate qualitative research courses.

Education:
• PhD in Political Science (University of Queensland)
• Bachelor's degree (Griffith University)
• Master's in Public Administration and BSc (Hons) in Community Development and Leadership (London Metropolitan University)

Research: Her work explores co-production, co-housing, female intersectionality, and social isolation among elderly adults. Current research examines the intersectional analysis of networking and social capital of female migrant entrepreneurs. Her publications demonstrate consistent focus on nursing practices, healthcare systems, and marginalized populations.

Articles Analysis: Windsor's 15 most recent publications (2019-2024) reveal strong thematic coherence in healthcare delivery, nursing practices, and patient outcomes. Methodologically diverse, they include randomized trials, scoping reviews, and phenomenological studies addressing diabetes management, palliative care, nurse staffing ratios, and cultural approaches to healthcare.

Awards:

• Jill Vickers Prize (2013, 2022, 2023)
• CPSA Prize for Teaching Excellence (2022)
• Faculty of Arts Dean's Teaching Award (2021)
• Faculty of Arts Innovation Award (2021)

Grants & Supervision: Actively leads SSHRC-funded projects including "Women in the (Other) House" (2020-2025) examining gender representation in Canada's Senate. Manages multiple graduate students and postdoctoral fellows through her health services research program.