Iwan Dowie

Iwan Dowie is a faculty member in the Faculty of Life Sciences and Education, serving as Deputy Dean. He is actively engaged in research and academic leadership, with a strong publication record extending into 2025. His work bridges nursing, law, and ethics, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach to healthcare practice and policy.

Education:

• BSc in Nursing, Swansea University (awarded 5 Jun 1998)
• Dip HE in Adult Nursing, Univ Greenwich (awarded 1 Apr 1996)
• Post Graduate Diploma in Community Health, University of Wales, College of Medicine (awarded 6 Jan 2003)
• LLB in Law, School of Chemistry (awarded 5 Jun 2001)
• Post Graduate Certificate in Education (awarded 5 May 2003)
• MSc in The value of simulation (awarded 21 May 2009)

His research centers on community nursing, with a particular focus on legal and ethical challenges faced by nurses. Key themes include deprivation of liberty, co-production in care, and the implications of health legislation such as the Health and Care Act 2022. His work emphasizes patient rights, professional accountability, and the integration of legal knowledge into clinical practice.

The trend in his recent publications shows a consistent engagement with policy development and ethical frameworks in community nursing. His articles are published in high-impact nursing journals and often address timely legal and social issues affecting frontline practitioners.

Scientific Awards:

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Advising and Grants: There is no explicit information on students advised or research grants received. However, his leadership role as Deputy Dean and extensive publication record suggest significant academic mentorship and potential involvement in funded research or institutional projects.

Labs and Teams: While no specific labs or research teams are mentioned, his collaborative research footprint and engagement with national policy indicate active participation in academic and professional networks, particularly in the domains of nursing ethics and legal healthcare policy.