Vincent Pearson

Vincent Pearson is a Research Fellow at the University of Adelaide's School of Public Health, affiliated with the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) and the Royal Adelaide Hospital (RAH). His clinical-academic career spans cardiovascular nursing and nursing education, with expertise in cardiac rehabilitation, telehealth, and evidence-based practice. He transitioned to academia in 2019, joining Flinders University College of Nursing and Health Sciences, where he contributed to curriculum design, clinical supervision, and nursing education research.

Research interests include cardiovascular risk factors, nurse-led interventions, and workplace violence prevention in clinical settings. Vincent collaborates globally at JBI to develop 'living evidence' for clinical decision-making, emphasizing translational research and healthcare innovation.

His recent work focuses on systematic reviews addressing telehealth applications in cardiac care, genetic risk communication for cardiovascular disease, and interventions to improve medication adherence. He advocates for evidence-based practice and has published extensively on topics like workplace safety for nursing students and self-management in transplant recipients.