Julie Kempton

Julie Kempton serves as a Lecturer in Nursing at the School of Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine within the Faculty of Health Sciences, focusing on advancing paramedic practice through academic research and education. Her institutional affiliation centers on interdisciplinary health sciences with emphasis on frontline emergency care delivery.

Her research specializes in person-centered holistic frameworks for paramedic services, particularly addressing non-acute patient presentations through:

• Development of structured consultation models for non-urgent cases
• Multidisciplinary collaboration in pre-hospital settings
• Patient autonomy integration during emergency assessments
• Systemic approaches to non-acute care pathways

Recent scholarly output demonstrates a clear trend toward redefining paramedic roles beyond traditional emergency response, with her 2025 commentary establishing foundational frameworks for handling non-acute presentations through holistic, patient-driven methodologies that challenge conventional pre-hospital care paradigms.