DrMartin Partridge
Senior Lecturer in Health and Social Care
Faculty of Education, Health, and Wellbeing
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- Senior Lecturer in Health and Social CareFaculty of Education, Health, and Wellbeing
- 01902 323322 Ext.3322
- University of Wolverhampton, FEHW, Wulfruna Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1LY, United Kingdom
TEACHING INTERESTS
- Doctoral supervision
Completed doctoral candidates:
Dr Vicki Jackman - An ethnographic inquiry seeking to understand how the emotional needs of people with intellectual disabilities are understood within disability services.
Dr Yanping Niu - Meaning and experiences of spirituality and spiritual care among people from Chinese backgrounds living in three regions in England: a grounded theory investigation.
Dr Elizabeth Clifton - The Hidden Role: A Focused Ethnographic Study of the Nurse Link Tutor in Higher Education.
Dr Rizwan Nadim - Establishing Association between Dementia, Passive Smoking and Oral Health.
Dr Isaac Danat - The impact of obesity and overweight on dementia risk: Exploring the Views of older adults.
Dr Andrew Bagnall - End of life care.
Current doctoral candidates:
Emily Winnall - Experiences of Dementia among those from Chinese Communities in the United Kingdom.
Qi Zhao - Internationalisation strategies, COVID-19 and UK study preparedness: a qualitative investigation of Chinese staff and student perspectives.
Eney Mhizha - The Narratives of Dry Sex Practice: A Cultural Perspective of Zimbabwean Women in the West Midlands, United Kingdom.
Fatma Guzel - Environmental barriers for First Generation Turkish Migrated Mothers of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Aderonke Asolo - Acculturation Experience of Nigerian Families on the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme.
Kebede Oda - Futures of Home Care Services: Perspectives of Home Care Service Providers.
Susie Hawkes - How do children and families’ social workers understand and conceptualise risk when assessing children in need and their families.
- Ethnography (post-graduate)
- Thematic analysis (post-graduate)
- World Cafe methods (post-graduate)
- Independent Research and Practice (Dissertation) (level 6 undergraduate)
- International / Comparative Approaches in Social Care (level 6 undergraduate)
- Social Policy and an Introduction to International Perspectives (level 5 undergraduate)
Completed doctoral candidates:
Dr Vicki Jackman - An ethnographic inquiry seeking to understand how the emotional needs of people with intellectual disabilities are understood within disability services.
Dr Yanping Niu - Meaning and experiences of spirituality and spiritual care among people from Chinese backgrounds living in three regions in England: a grounded theory investigation.
Dr Elizabeth Clifton - The Hidden Role: A Focused Ethnographic Study of the Nurse Link Tutor in Higher Education.
Dr Rizwan Nadim - Establishing Association between Dementia, Passive Smoking and Oral Health.
Dr Isaac Danat - The impact of obesity and overweight on dementia risk: Exploring the Views of older adults.
Dr Andrew Bagnall - End of life care.
Current doctoral candidates:
Emily Winnall - Experiences of Dementia among those from Chinese Communities in the United Kingdom.
Qi Zhao - Internationalisation strategies, COVID-19 and UK study preparedness: a qualitative investigation of Chinese staff and student perspectives.
Eney Mhizha - The Narratives of Dry Sex Practice: A Cultural Perspective of Zimbabwean Women in the West Midlands, United Kingdom.
Fatma Guzel - Environmental barriers for First Generation Turkish Migrated Mothers of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Aderonke Asolo - Acculturation Experience of Nigerian Families on the Highly Skilled Migrant Programme.
Kebede Oda - Futures of Home Care Services: Perspectives of Home Care Service Providers.
Susie Hawkes - How do children and families’ social workers understand and conceptualise risk when assessing children in need and their families.
- Ethnography (post-graduate)
- Thematic analysis (post-graduate)
- World Cafe methods (post-graduate)
- Independent Research and Practice (Dissertation) (level 6 undergraduate)
- International / Comparative Approaches in Social Care (level 6 undergraduate)
- Social Policy and an Introduction to International Perspectives (level 5 undergraduate)
TEACHING ACTIVITIES
- RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISIONThe Hidden Role: A Focused Ethnographic Study of the Nurse Link Tutor in Higher Education14 Sep 2015 - 20 Sep 2019
- RESEARCH-BASED DEGREE SUPERVISIONMeaning and experiences of spirituality and spiritual care among people from Chinese backgrounds living in three regions in England: a grounded theory investigation8 Sep 2014 - 20 Jun 2019