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Fania Pagnamenta is a Clinical Academic Nurse Consultant for Tissue Viability at Northumbria University, combining hands-on clinical care with impactful academic research. She works at the Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (NuTH), where she provides expert wound care assessments and co-leads a regional Healing Clinic for Complex Wounds. As Professional Lead for wound care at NuTH and co-chair of the Shelford Group’s Tissue Viability committee, she drives clinical standards and collaborates across ten NHS trusts. Her academic work focuses on leg ulceration, clinical pathways, and preventing chronic wounds. She co-authored a widely used training booklet, A Short Course in Wound Healing, and publishes extensively on wound care methodology, bias in research, and evidence-based practices. Her qualifications include a DNurs (2016), Medicine (2009), MA Nursing Studies (2004), and BSc Nursing Science (2000).
Research interests emphasize pragmatic approaches to dressing evaluation and service-user collaboration. Recent publications address wound care variance, leg ulcer care organization, and pressure ulcer prevention protocols. She advocates for interdisciplinary collaboration to improve patient outcomes and healthcare efficiency.
