Sarah Hughes
Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing
School of Nursing and Midwifery
Department of Pre-Registration Nursing
email: Sarah.Hughes@worc.ac.uk
Sarah is from a military background, and since leaving the military she has worked in care homes and multiple trusts across the country doing shifts on wards and A&E. Her nursing career has mainly been in community nursing, which is where her passion lies. She recently left practice after a few years of being a senior community nurse to hopefully inspire, educate and make the next generation of nurses as enthusiastic as she is about nursing (community nursing in particular).
Qualifications
Bachelor of Nursing with Honours 1st class degree
Physical assessment and clinical reasoning master’s module
Complexities of supportive and end of life care master’s module
NHS Leadership academy award in healthcare leadership foundations
Teaching Interests
All subject areas of adult nursing but will be teaching:
- NURS2102 (Safe and Effective Care Planning in Adult Nursing)
- Skills and Simulation for years 2 & 3
Research Interests
Patient safety
Health coaching
Healthcare leadership
Membership of Professional Bodies
Registered Nurse (Adult), Nursing and Midwifery Council
Member of the Royal College of Nursing
External Roles
Work in community practice ad-hoc when time allows
Chief Nursing Officer for England’s Policy Network