Emeritus Professor of Nursing, social science based IPC researcher. Now gardening, Zumba enthusiast and Granny!
Glasgow, Scotland, UK
Joined April 2015
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Professor Kay Currie retweeted
🆕 Dr Gordon Hill, Director of the World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Nursing and Public Health Education and Research at Glasgow Caledonian, is heading for Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia next month.
Full story:
📲 gcu.ac.uk/aboutgcu/universit…
#WeAreGCU
ALT Dr Gordon Hill, Director of the World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Nursing and Public Health Education and Research at Glasgow Caledonian, is heading for Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia next month.
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
@SHIPGCU had another fantastic day @GlasgowSciFest @GlasgowBotanic Gardens, spreading the word about #Bacteria #Biofilms #AntimicrobialAwareness & the #HandHygiene glow!
@GCUSHLS @GCUBio @GCUengagement @GCUReach
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
1/2 @SHIPGCU had lots of fun today @GlasgowSciFest in the Botanic Gardens, sharing knowledge about #HandHygiene & #AntimicrobialAwareness. We’ll be back for more Thurs 13th June.
@GCUReach @GCUBio @GCUSHLS @GCUengagement
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
Delighted to launch our Blended IntensiveProgramme #BIP @EUErasmusPlus on “Antimicrobial Stewardship: Managing #AntibioticResistance postgraduate studies health sciences
Coordinated by 🇲🇹@UMmalta
Partners:
🇸🇮@si_upr
🇫🇮@metropolia
🇮🇹 @LaStatale
🇧🇪@UNamur
#ShineAtUM #AMR
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
“There are always challenges or complexities in LMIC contexts that an ideal state of full infection prevention and control guidance implementation is never achieved” This study explains the continuous struggles in trying to implement IPC guidance by HCWs in such contexts.
Dr @Iam_Kalule, has just published a paper from his #PhD on healthcare workers’ perspectives on implementation of #IPCguidance at the healthcare facility level in #Uganda using #GroundedTheory. The paper is open access and can be accessed here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
Dr @Iam_Kalule, has just published a paper from his #PhD on healthcare workers’ perspectives on implementation of #IPCguidance at the healthcare facility level in #Uganda using #GroundedTheory. The paper is open access and can be accessed here: journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
Delighted to see our latest paper in print
'Theoretical models applied to understand infection prevention and control practices of healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic: A systematic review' Congratulations @DeeptiKC31
@SHIPGCU @GCUPsychology journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
Huge privilege to be invited to the award of an honorary degree to Director-General of the World Health Organisation, @DrTedros at the @UofGlasgow. Extra special to meet Dr Tedros for the dinner afterwards @gcuwhocc @WHO_Europe @maggedyann @GCUSHLS @GCUSHLSinternat
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
Have u just made a cuppa...3 minutes to spare...then watch our TOPSY results video. A huge thanks to Margaret Graham, our amazing PPI contributor who is the star performer! youtube.com/watch?v=h5MDQN1V… Also amazing in this is @CarolBugge @suzhagen
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
Wow @NHSGrampian another great opportunity. Join our antimicrobial team. We're looking for an AMS specialist nurse. Role includes giving specialist advice on patient management, QI projects and developing knowledge of AMS and AMS across NHSG. Interested? apply.jobs.scot.nhs.uk/Job/J…
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
As you may know we will be hosting one of the @mssocietyuk doctoral training programmes in symptom management on physical activity for people moderately to severely affected by MS. The 8 PhDs studentships will be advertised from tomorrow - please follow us on @MSSDTC_GCU
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
To celebrate international girls and woman in science day we want to celebrate the great work from our SHIP team in 2023 @SHIPGCU #womaninscience.
Today we would like to share a paper co-authored by @LauraFregonese1 @CurrieKay
ajicjournal.org/article/S019…
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
Great to see the contribution from @evmcelhinney and @MarkCooper100 in the @WHO_Europe technical brief on advancing roles for nurses: evidence and lessons for implementation @gcuwhocc @GCUSHLS @GCUSHLSinternat @valerieness #GCUweRinternationalSHLS iris.who.int/handle/10665/37…
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
Significant pressure across the whole health and social care in Forth Valley. Please do what you can to help reduce the pressure by using all resources available to you and support your families to get home where clinically possible.
Our emergency department remains extremely busy and our staff are working exceptionally hard to care for patients.
Find out more about where to get the right care in the right place at nhsinform.scot/rightcare
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
This National Campaign was so much fun to create content for! Felt great to apply principles of behaviour change to mental well-being- a topic so close to my heart 🤍
Amid the hustle, find moments of calm by
following our tips for practicing mindfulness at work. A
small pause can really change your perspective!
For more information, have a look at our website -
hpdp.gov.mt/hpu/mental_healt…
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
So great to have @valerieness in Malta, presenting for us some important insights into education and facilitation of learning!
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
From theoretical application to real life situations, to new knowledge and insights into effective behaviour change, the @EUCIC1 Local Module on behaviour change in IPC has been a perfect refresher for me! So glad to see more folks appreciate the power of behavioural science 🤍👏🏻
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
🎉Come along and join us for our 'Power of Partnership' event on Wednesday 24th January!
Find out more and register 👇
📢 ReaCH ‘Power of Partnership’ event will showcase research into action
@GCUReach is holding a Power of Partnership - Improving health/wellbeing through research event to showcase the importance of partnership working in turning research into action.
📲 gcu.ac.uk/aboutgcu/universit…
ALT The event will be held in Glasgow Caledonian University’s Annie Lennox Building on Wednesday, January 24, 2024, from 9.30am-12.30pm, with a lunch provided until 2pm.
Professor Kay Currie retweeted
Self-managing pessaries cause fewer issues in women with pelvic organ prolapse heraldscotland.com/news/nati…
