Julia Philippou

Dr. Julia Philippou is a Senior Lecturer in Nursing Education with expertise in Adult Nursing and intensive care nursing. Her research portfolio demonstrates significant contributions to understanding nursing workforce dynamics, healthcare organization, and educational interventions in critical care settings. With 194 citations across 17 research outputs, her scholarly impact is evident in the nursing field.

Her research interests form a distinctive fingerprint spanning Intensive Care Nursing (100%), Intensive Care Unit practices (72%), Health Care Organization (60%), organizational culture in healthcare (40%), systematic review methodologies (40%), telemedicine applications (40%), occupational career trajectories in nursing (32%), and CINAHL database utilization (31%). These interconnected research areas reflect her comprehensive approach to improving nursing practice and healthcare delivery.

Dr. Philippou's recent publications reveal a strong focus on contemporary nursing challenges, particularly nurse retention strategies, digital technology integration in nursing practice, and effective educational approaches for intensive care nurses. Her work demonstrates methodological diversity including narrative reviews, discrete choice experiments, and multiple case study approaches.

She has secured significant research funding as Co-Investigator on four major projects funded by the NIHR National Institute for Health & Care Research, with total project durations spanning from 2016 to 2025. Her collaborative work extends internationally, with research involving stakeholders in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Dr. Philippou has presented her research findings at professional conferences, including oral presentations on the culture of care barometer in 2015 and 2016. Her work has been disseminated through various channels including journal articles, review articles, and reports, with evidence of impact through news outlet coverage and substantial academic readership on platforms like Mendeley.