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Leanne Aitken ”Embedding consumer participation in research” Marian Barrett - Sneak Peek ep1 2022

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In this Podcast, we give a Sneak Peek into Professor Aitken's upcoming Marian Barrett Seminar Embedding consumer participation in research Professor Leanne Aitken is Professor of Critical Care and Associate Dean (Research, Enterprise & Global Engagement) at City, University of London. Her programme of research focuses on recovery after critical illness and injury and a range of clinical practice issues within critical care. Leanne is an Academic Title Holder with Griffith University, Australia, and an Ambassador for the World Federation of Critical Care Nurses. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, the Australian College of Nursing and the Australian College of Critical Care Nurses and is a Fulbright Alumnus. Leanne has published more than 150 original peer-reviewed publications, edits the textbook Critical Care Nursing and has secured more than $AUD23 million (£12.6m) in research and research training funding over her career.   To find out more or to register: CLICK HERE

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