Angela Teece
- Position: Lecturer (Adult Nursing)
- Areas of expertise: Critical care nursing; assessment of the acutely ill patient; rehabilitation post-critical illness; psychological impact of critical illness, restraint.
- Email: A.M.Teece@leeds.ac.uk
- Phone: +44(0)113 343 1199
- Location: Worsley Building
- Website: Twitter | ORCID
Profile
Angela Teece qualified as a nurse in 2008 and has a background in spinal injuries and adult critical care nursing. She has a special interest in the psychological impact of critical illness and was involved in the introduction of patient diaries and a follow-up group to support discharged patients in her previous clinical role. Angela joined the University of Leeds in 2016 as a lecturer and PhD student. Her PhD was completed in 2022 and used creative qualitative methods to explore how critical care nurses made the decision to inititiate restraint when managing a delirious patient. Since this study and its associated publications, Angela has begun to explore how critical care nurses perceive patients with co-morbid mental health disorders and how this impacts on the care that they receive.
Alongside these research interests, Angela teaches on a number of pre- and post-registration modules at the University.
Research interests
Angela completed a PhD in 2022. She is interested in creative qualitative research methods and is currently working on a project which explores how critical care nurses perceive patients with a co-morbid mental health disorder.
Qualifications
- BA (Hons) English
- BMedSci (Hons) Adult Nursing
- MSc Advancing Professional Practice (Nursing)
- PG Cert Education (NMC registered educator)
- PhD
Professional memberships
- Registered Adult Nurse (NMC)
Research groups and institutes
- Mental health
- Mental health (Healthcare)