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Dr Naomi Anna Watson
Profile summary
- Central Academic Staff
- Lecturer in Nursing
- Faculty of Wellbeing, Education & Language Studies
- School of Health, Wellbeing and Social Care
- Nursing
- naomi.watson
Professional biography
Naomi contributes to the Faculty's ongoing development of the Health, Social Care and Nursing curricula. Areas of work include the following:
Qualification Director, Dip/HE Adult Nursing, responsible for overseeing curriculum presentation in teachout.
Formerly Coordinator: Common Foundation Programme (CFP) in Pre-registration Nursing.
Presentation/EAB Chair: Enhancing the Patient Experience. (K342).
Production chair: Refining Adult Nursing Practice (KYN 292) .
Presentation/EAB Chair: KYN 275 Reflecting on whole lives- Diverse Perspectives on Health and Illness.
Production Team Member and author - K236.
Production team member and author KYN 238 - Exploring perspectives on health and illness.
Responsible for module presentation and production. Policy Update Supplement produced in 2007, . Midlife Course Review completed due in early 2009. Undated course now in presentation.Responsible for reviewing/updating Block Three; Health in Later Life.
CFP Representative In Production and presentation. An introduction to Health and Social Care , (K/YN101) responsible for the development of unit 2; Illness, Health and Care.(90%) Examinations assessment Board (EAB) member, Guest Forum Participant.
Course Team Member: KYN 107- Introducing Professional Practice and Knowledge in Nursing. Contributing to development of Block 2.
Production team member and author K101 An Introduction to Health and Social Care.
Chair: Examinations and Assessment Board..
PresentationTeam Member: K316.
Presentation Team member K344.
Presentation Team Member: KYN237
Presentation Team Member K117.
Presentation Team Member: KYN 117
Formerly External Examiner:
The University of Teeside : Diploma/ Advanced Diploma/ Bsc. Hons. Adult Nursing. Foundation Degree, Health and Social Care, and MSc. Health. + International Programme.
Buckinghampshire New University: Dip/ HE/ Advanced Diploma/ BsC. Nursing,
The University of Lincoln: MSc. Professional Practice,
University of Northampton: Diploma/Advanced Diploma/Bsc. Hons. Adult Nursing branch.
Currently External Examiner Hertfordshire University: Dip/HE, Advanced dip., BSc. Hons. Nursing, MSc Nursing.
Formerly pathway leader for the BSc. Hons. Nursing Adult branch, leading curriculum development, management and monitoring of recruitment and retention for the programme. She was also responsible for the development and establishment of a new curriculum framework for the Pre-Registration Adult Degree Branch in another institution, in response to political drivers for change.
Previously school lead for interprofessional education (IPE) working in partnership with local medical, social work, pharmacy, and speech and language educational providers for interagency learning experiences, clinical monitoring of nursing student experiences, and coordinating updating staff and students on outcomes and developments.
Research interests
Cultural Competency in Nursing Education and Practice.
Distance Education in Pre-Registration Nursing.
Diversity, Ethnicity and participation in Nursing Education and Practice.
Nursing and Health Visiting Practice in Primary Care.
"....Here to stay. so... deal with it...." Experiences and Perceptions of Black British African Caribbean People about nursing Careers. PhD Research - September 2014.
Teaching interests
Diversity/Ethnicity, Nursing, Health and Social Care.
Primary Care Nursing
Independent Learning,
Distance Education,
Child Care and Health promotion..
Specialist Practice in Health Visiting.
Public Health and Private Medicine.
Clinical Practice Educator
Diversity and Ethnicity in Nursing Practice and Education.
Interprofessional learning in clinical practice and nursing education.
External collaborations
Fellow: Higher Education Academy (HEA)
Reviewer: Journal of Nurisng Management
Rreviewer: Journal of Qualitative Research in health.
International links
Member: Caribbean Studies Association. (CSA)
Research Activity
Research groups
| Name | Type | Parent Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Department of Nursing Research Group | Research Group | Faculty of Health and Social Care |
| FHSC Teaching and Learning Research Group | Research Group | Faculty of Health and Social Care |
Publications
Journal articles
Watson, Naomi A.
Journal of Healthcare Communications, 2, Article 39(4)
Editorial. Resistance, resilience and renewal: the health and well-being of black women in the Atlantic Diaspora- developing an intersectional approach (2013-03-06)
Douglas, Jenny and Watson, Naomi
Critical Public Health, 23(1) (pp. 1-5)
Mentoring today - the students views: An investigative study of pre-registration nursing students' experiences of mentoring in one theory/practice module of the Common Foundation Programme on a Project 2000 course (1999)
Watson, Naomi A.
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 29(1) (pp. 254-262)
Alcohol dependance: A critical look at effects of alcohol metabolism (1997)
Anyanwu, E. and Watson, N.
Reviews on Environmental Health, 12(3) (pp. 201-213)
Authored books
Watson, Naomi Anna
ISBN : 978-3-330-32160-1 | Publisher : Lambert Academic Publishing | Published : Germany
Book chapters
Watson, Naomi Anna
In: Norman, Kay ed. Communication Skills for Nursing and Healthcare Students (pp. 105-123)
ISBN : 9781908625779 | Publisher : Lantern Publishing | Published : Banbury
User engagement and African Caribbean experiences in child and family services (2010)
Watson, Naomi
In: Guishard-Pine, Jeune ed. Psychology, Race Equality and Working with Children
ISBN : 9781858564746 | Publisher : Trentham Books | Published : London
Nursing in primary care: An introduction (2001-10)
Watson, Naomi A.
In: Watson, Naomi A. and Wilkinson, Carol eds. Nursing in Primary Care: A Handbook for Students (pp. 1-28)
ISBN : 9780333781920 | Publisher : Palgrave | Published : Basingstoke
Equal value, equal care: Differences and diversity, primary care perspectives (2001-10)
Watson, Naomi A.
In: Watson, Naomi A. and Wilkinson, Carol eds. Nursing in Primary Care: A Handbook for Students (pp. 119-138)
ISBN : 9780333781920 | Publisher : Palgrave | Published : Baskingstoke
Coping with chronic illness in primary care settings (2001-10)
Watson, Nicola A.
In: Watson, Naomi A. and Wilkinson, Carol eds. Nursing in Primary Care: A Handbook for Students (pp. 223-239)
ISBN : 9780333781920 | Publisher : Palgrave | Published : Basingstoke
Conclusion: The future of nursing in primary care (2001-10)
Watson, Nicola A.
In: Watson, Naomi A. and Wilkinson, Carol eds. Nursing in Primary Care: A Handbook for Students
ISBN : 9780333781920 | Publisher : Palgrave | Published : Basingstoke
Assessing the needs of individuals and communities (2001)
Watson, Naomi A.
In: Watson, Naomi A. and Wilkinson, Carol eds. Nursing in primary care: A handbook for students
ISBN : 9780333781920 | Publisher : Palgrave Macmillan | Published : Baskingstoke
Edited book
Watson, Naomi A. and Wilkinson, Carol eds.
ISBN : 9780333781920 | Publisher : Palgrave | Published : Baskingstoke
Conference items
Watson, Naomi
In : Blackness in Britain (12 Sep 2013, Newman University, Birmingham)
The personal costs of caring: nurses and nursing work (2013)
Watson, Naomi
In : Caribbean Studies Association 38th Annual Conference (3-7 Jun 2013, Grenada)
Career choices of British born African Caribbean young people, their perceptions of carers in health care and nursing. Implications for culturally sensitive health care and diversity initiatives in the UK NHS (2009)
Watson, Naomi
In : Caribbean Studies Association Annual Conference (1-5 Jun 2009, Kingston, Jamaica)
The contribution of Mary Seacole to nursing in the British health care system (2008)
Watson, Naomi
In : Caribbean Studies Association Annual Conference (26-30 May 2008, San Andrés Isla, Colombia)
Other
Czespura, A.; Johnson, M.; Miles, P.; Watson, N. and Pawar, A.
Warwick Business School, Centre for Health Services Studies
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