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Nom de la personne âgée : Déborah Critoph
Disponibilité: 0/3
Participation à ICCH 2024 : En personne
Institution: University of Cambridge
Discipline: Allaitement
Des années d'expérience: 22
Enseignant/Formation
Apprenants avec lesquels je travaille :- Développement professionnel continu
- Enseignement basé sur le lieu de travail
Recherche
Domaines de travail :Mots-clés décrivant l’expertise et l’intérêt :
- Autre
- co-design
- continuous professional development
I am specifically in interesting in:
Building a relationship with young people, triadic communication and end of life care communication. Further details in the biography.
I am a registered general nurse who has specialised in adolescent and young adult cancer (AYAC). I was the first appointed young adult cancer nurse specialist in 2007. I worked with Dr Helen Hatcher to develop services from a standing start for Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Trust making it the first principal treatment centre for East Anglia. During this time, I completed a post graduate certificate in education (PGCE) and Masters in Young Adult Cancer Care at Coventry University and contributed as a lecturer on that course.
In 2015 I moved into clinical education and have been teaching clinical communication skills to undergraduate medical students and facilitating advanced communication skills to interdisciplinary professionals across the region. I also gained the status of fellow of higher education association (FHEA) and maintained clinical work as a late effects nurse specialist.
I am currently a Wellcome funded PhD student at Cambridge University combining my two areas of specialist interest: clinical communication and AYAC. I am researching triadic communication and aim to develop a training intervention in a large qualitative co-design study to educate healthcare professionals to communicate effectively with young people with cancer.
E-mail: dc625@cam.ac.uk
Twitter: @critoph_debbie
Recent publications: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-3434-1762