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Sian Shaw serves as a Senior Lecturer and Director of Teaching, Learning & Assessment at Anglia Ruskin University's School of Nursing within the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Social Care. A Principal Fellow of the Higher Education Academy and University Teaching Fellow, her expertise centers on nursing education with emphasis on acute and critical care pedagogy and technology-enhanced learning methodologies.
Her educational qualifications include:
- MSt Clinical Governance, University of Cambridge
- Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Education, University of Cambridge
- BSc Hons, 1st Class Health Studies, Brunel University
- Diploma in Specialist Nursing Practice (Critical Care), Homerton School of Health Studies
- Registered Nurse Tutor, English National Board of Nursing and Midwifery
- Registered General Nurse, St Bartholomew’s School of Nursing and Midwifery
- Certificate in Transplant Co-Ordination, University of Central England
- ENB 100 Adult Intensive Care Nursing, Peterborough and Stamford Department of Nurse Education
- ENB 920 Paediatric Intensive Care Nursing, University of the West of England
- City and Guilds 7307 Teaching and Assessing, Cambridge Regional College
Shaw's research focuses on innovative educational technologies in healthcare training, particularly E-portfolio implementation for practice assessment, Vodcast development for clinical skills instruction, and simulation-based investigation of human factors contributing to errors in acute care settings. Her work systematically addresses patient safety through cultural transformation from blame-oriented to learning-centered frameworks in critical care environments. This research trajectory demonstrates consistent emphasis on practical educational tools that bridge theoretical knowledge and clinical competency.
Her scientific recognition includes Principal Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy and Anglia Ruskin University's Teaching Fellowship, acknowledging exceptional contributions to pedagogical innovation in nursing education.
As Course Leader for the International MSc in Adult Critical Care Nursing and Module Leader for the Return to Professional Practice Course, Shaw has directed substantial educational programs while securing over £16,000 in research grants for technology-enhanced learning projects. Her professional engagement extends to membership in the Intensive Care Society and British Association of Critical Care Nurses, where she contributes to national nursing education standards and safety protocols.
