Kate Freeman-Fox

Kate Freeman-Fox is a Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing at the University of Wolverhampton, Faculty of Education, Health & Wellbeing, based at the City Campus. She has been a member of the academic staff since July 2021, contributing to nursing education with a strong clinical background.

Her research and professional interests focus on mental health nursing, particularly early intervention in psychosis, psychiatric intensive care (PICU), and the integration of physical and mental health care. She holds a special interest in nurse prescribing and upholds core professional values including professionalism, respect, honesty, and person-centeredness in both clinical and educational practice.

Kate trained as a nurse at the University of Wolverhampton, qualifying in 2007. Prior to her academic role, she served as Clinical Lead for the Wolverhampton Early Intervention in Psychosis Service for 11 years and has extensive experience in inpatient mental health settings.

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