The academic team are responsible for provision of the academic programme at Respiratory Education UK and, in addition, frequently contribute to pathways and modules delivered at Edge Hill University.
As part of the academic role, staff are expected to demonstrate scholarly activity, this is often in the form of publications, conference presentations and posters.
This, as part of the lecturers' role, enables contribution to the literature, clinical debate and indirectly influences patient care in respiratory disease management.
Listed here are details are some of the scholarly output:
Dave Burns
Burns, D & Fairclough, P (2008) Prescribing in Stable COPD.
Practice Nurse. 36, 6. 25-30
Burns, D (2007) Management of patients with asthma and allergic rhinitis
Nursing Standard. 21,26,48-56
Burns, D (2007) Exploring the Growing problem of Allergy
Nursing Times. 103, 44-45
Burns, D (2005) Asthma Action Plans.
Practice Nursing 16(6), 276-280
Cross, S and Burns, D (2005)
Vital Asthma London, Class Publishing
Burns D & Lynes D 'The Kidney' in:
Downey P (Ed; 1999) Urology for Nurses. Whurr Publishing
Burns D (2004) Management of acute asthma.
Nursing Times, 100 (6), 48-50
Burns D (1998) Research based practice; it is feasible? in: Towards 2000;
Issues and Perspectives in pre-registration nurse education Mark Allen Publishing
Burns D (1996) Assessing Constipation:
Nursing Times Maestri-Banks A 92(21) 28-30
Burns D (1992) "Working up a Thirst"
Nursing Times 88/26 44-45
Carol Kelly
Kelly C (2008) Editorial: Creating a vision for the future of COPD services. Nursing Times 104(47): 73
Kelly C and Lynes D (2008) Psychological Effects of Chronic Lung Disease. Nursing Times 104(47): 82-85
Kelly C (2008) New guidelines for emergency oxygen use in adults Inspiration Spring 2008: 2-3
Kelly C and Lynes D (2008) The Use of Domiciliary Oxygen Therapy Nursing Times 104(23):46-48
Kelly C (2008) The use of pulse oximetry in primary care. The British Journal of Primary Care Nursing 2 (2): 27-29
Kelly C (2008) Anticholinergics: how do they work? The British Journal of Primary Care Nursing 2 (1): 222-225
Kelly C (2007). 'Pulmonary Rehabilitation' In: Lynes D (ed) The Management of COPD in Primary and Secondary Care. Keswick: M&K Update Ltd. pp.175-187.
Kelly C (2007) 'Holistic Issues' In: Lynes D (ed) The Management of COPD in Primary and Secondary Care. Keswick: M&K Update Ltd. pp137-166
Kelly C and Riches A (2007) Emergency Oxygen For respiratory Patients. Nursing Times 103(45): 40-42
Kelly C (2007) Optimizing Nutrition in COPD
The British Journal of Primary Care Nursing 1 (3): 117-119
Lynes D & Kelly (2007) Palliative care for respiratory patients
Independent Nurse Jan 8th 07: 22-23
Kelly C (ed) (2005) Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Liverpool: PACE
Lynes D and C Kelly (2003) The psychological needs of patients with chronic respiratory disease
Nursing Times 99 (33)
Kelly C and K Mohan (2003) BTS guidelines for the insertion of a chest drain:
Implications for practice
On-Air. Issue 9: 17-18
Dave Lynes
Kelly C and Lynes D (2008) The Use of Domiciliary Oxygen Therapy. Nursing Times 104(23):46-48
Kelly C and Lynes D (2008) Psychological Effects of Chronic Lung Disease. Nursing Times 104(47): 82-85
Lynes D and Frankland K (2008) Reversibility testing in patients with Asthma and COPD. Nursing Standard Sep 24-30;23(3):45-9
Sheikh A, Major P, Holgate ST, and Lynes D (collaborator) (2008) Developing consensus on national respiratory research priorities: key findings from the UK Respiratory Research Collaborative's e-Delphi exercise. Respiratory Medicine Aug;102(8):1089-92
Lynes D (Keynote Speaker) (2008) Concordance or compliance in respiratory care? Worcestershire Respiratory Primary Care Conference, Worcester Rugby Stadium, 27th November 2008
Lynes D (Keynote Speaker) (2008) Pulse oximetry in secondary care. Sunderland Primary and Interface conference, 16th October 2008.
Lynes D (2008) Pulse oximetry in primary care. Respiratory Disease in Primary Care: Coming of Age. General Practice in Airways Group Annual Conference, Milton Keynes, 12th-13th September.
Lynes D & Kelly (2007) Palliative care for respiratory patients
Independent Nurse Jan 8th 07: 22-23
Lynes D & Hall G (2007) Nurse Education in primary care: The universities perspective
Education in primary care 18, 3, pp13-17
Lynes D (2007) Advances in Nurse Education in Primary Care
Education in Primary Care 18, 1 pp11-15
Gamble J, Fitzimons D, Lynes D, Heaney L (2007) Difficult asthma: People's perspective on taking corticosteroid therapy
Journal of clinical nursing 16, 59-67
Lynes D, Cross S, (2006) Managing an Exacerbation of COPD in Primary Care
Independent Nurse 26th September 2006 37-41
Lynes D (2006) The reliability of assessment in practice: a triangulated study
Conference: Northern Lights Best Practice Conference, Bolton, 12th May 2006
Lynes D (2006) Does it matter? Implications of differential diagnosis between Asthma and COPD
'Breath of Fresh Air' conference, Aintree Racecourse, 26th April 2006
Lynes D (2006) 'Power, role and status on hospital wards: a triangulated study.
Conference: achieving Targets-a regional PDU conference. 11th March 2006
Lynes D (2005) Asthma or COPD? An analysis of current research related to differential diagnosis.
Nursing in Practice conference, Birmingham, November 2005
Lynes D (2005) Health Beliefs and Behaviour
Linconshire Excellence in Asthma Forum conference: Asthma, what's in it for me? 25th November
Lynes D (2005) The contention related to the significance of values derived from reversibility studies when used in differential diagnosis - Nursing in Practice Conference London, October 2005
Lynes D (2005) Managing hypoxia and hypercapnia in hospital and the community
European Respiratory Society Conference, Copenhagen, September 2005
Anne Riches
Riches A (2008) Cystic Fibrosis: What do we need to Know?
British Journal of Practice Nursing
Vol 2 Issue 2 23-26
For more information on any of these publication our works in progress please contact a member of our academic team
