Biography

Journal Articles

• White, S., Stainer, L., Cooper, K. and Waight, S., 2018. The personal tutor as a role model for students: Humanising nursing care. British Journal of Nursing, 27 (1), 52-55.
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Conferences

• Stainer, L., Cooper, K., White, S. and Waight, S., 2018. Academic Advisor (personal tutor) role modelling a humanising approach: how & why? In: Humanising Care Conference 21-22 June 2018 Bournemouth University.
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• Stainer, L. and Branney, J., 2018. Collaborative Team-Based Learning: preliminary findings. In: Active Learning 4-5 June 2018 Brighton University.
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• Stainer, L., Waight, S., White, S. and Cooper, K., 2018. The role of the personal tutor in Student Nurses personal and professional development in becoming a caring and compassionate nurse. In: Sigma 4th European Region Conference 5 June 2018 Anglia Ruskin University Cambridge.
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• White, S., stainer, L., Cooper, K. and Waight, S., 2018. Academic Advising For Success: The Role of the Academic Adviser on a pre-registration nursing programme. In: UK Advising and Tutorial conference 2017 5-6 April 2017 Leeds Trinity University.
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• Scammell, J., Donaldson, I., White, S., Tait, D., Ryden, J., Brown, P. and Stainer, L., 2017. Role of class size on student learning and staff satisfaction: a mixed method study. In: NET2017: Networking for Education in Healthcare 5-6 September 2017 Churchill College, Cambridge.
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Reports

• Tait, D., Scammell, J., Waight, S., Sheppard, Z., Stainer, L., Mills, A. and Heaslip, V., 2016. An evaluation of the progress made towards the implementation of treatment summaries for cancer patients across Wessex. BU: BU.
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Profile of Teaching UG

• Practice Lead for the Year 2 Nursing Fields

Invited Lectures

• Team based Learning with practice partners, Lansdowne Campus, 21 Mar 2018 more
  

  Our aim was to identify whether Team Based Learning (TBL) can narrow the theory-practice gap and tangibly bring nursing practice into the university classroom. Team-based Learning (TBL) is also a teaching/learning method considered to be an improvement on traditional methods in improving knowledge retention and developing critical thinking skills. The collaborative TBL seminar (flipped classroom) was delivered to around 250 students nursing in 2 sessions with shared delivery between an academics and practising healthcare professional. Qualitative feedback indicates that students enjoyed and benefited from using TBL whilst staff feedback identified how they will be using TBL in their future practice.

Qualifications

• Registered General Nurse in Nursing (Oxford School of Nursing, 1991)
• BA (Hons) in Psychology and Philosophy (Staffordshire University, 1995)
• The Further & Adult Education Teachers Certificate in Teaching (Oxford College of Further Education, 1997)
• PGCE in Education (Oxford Brookes University, 1999)
• Postgraduate Diplma in Education (Oxford Brookes University, 2001)
• MA in Higher Professional Studies (Oxford Brookes University, 2004)

Memberships

• Nursing & Midwifery Council, Registered Nurse - Adult; Teacher (1991-),
• Royal College of Nursing, Member,