Lisa Kerr

Lisa Kerr is a Lecturer in the Department of Nursing at the Faculty of Science and Health. Her research focuses on mental health services, nurse practitioner roles, adolescent health, and dementia care. She has published extensively on topics such as healthcare access for adolescents, clinical practices in dementia care, and professional identity in nursing. Her work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health and well-being.

Key research interests include narrative methods, integrative reviews, and role transitioning in nursing. Her recent publications address challenges in mental health service accessibility and the development of personal passports for dementia patients in acute care settings.

Lisa has collaborated with researchers on topics ranging from advanced practice nursing to patient-centered care strategies. Her work has been widely read, with notable engagement on platforms like Mendeley and X.