About
Jackie Bridges is Emeritus Professor in the School of Health Sciences.
Research
Research groups
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Research interests
- Older people’s care and support
- Professional work and workforce development
- Organisational behaviour
- Implementation in complex organisational contexts
Research projects
Active projects
Sponsor: The Health Research Board
Completed projects
CLECC: The Implementation and evaluation of a sustainable team-based workplace learning intervention
Sponsor: The Burdett Trust for Nursing
Sponsor: Macmillan Cancer Support
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Sponsor: Macmillan Cancer Support
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Sponsor: The Burdett Trust for Nursing
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Sponsor: European Union
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Publications
112 publications
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Karen Spilsbury, Julienne Meyer, Jackie Bridges & Cheryl Holman,
1999, Emergency Nurse, 7(6), 24-32
Type: article
J. Meyer, J. Bridges & K. Spilsbury,
1999, Journal of Research in Nursing, 4(5), 327-339
Type: article
J. Bridges, J. Meyer, D. Davidson, J. Harris & M. Glynn,
1999, Health Service Journal, 109(5659), 24-25
Type: article
J. Bridges, K Spilsbury, J Meyer & R. Crouch,
1999, Reviews in Clinical Gerontology, 9(2), 127-137
Type: article
Co-ordination of interprofessional health care teams in a general and emergency medicine directorate
S. Reeves, J. Meyer, M. Glynn & J. Bridges,
1999, Advancing Clinical Nursing, 3, 49-59
Type: article
S. Reeves, J. Meyer, M. Glynn & J. Bridges,
1999, Journal of Interprofessional Care, 13(4), 425-426
Type: article
A. Cotter, A. Salvage, J. Meyer & J. Bridges,
1998, Reviews in Clinical Gerontology, 8(3), 257-268
Type: article
J. Meyer & J. Bridges,
1998
Type: report
J. Meyer, A. Cotter, J. Bridges & A. Salvage,
1997
Type: report
J.M. Bridges & M.J. Lynam,
1993, Advances in Nursing Science, 15(3), 33-48
Type: article
Biography
Jackie Bridges is an Emeritus Professor having presided over a programme of work focused on the organisation and delivery of health care to older people with complex needs. Until her retirement in 2024, she led a major programme of research focused on professional work and organisational change related to older people's care, and helped steer the development and delivery of associated educational provision within the School of Health Sciences. Professor Bridges was appointed to the role of NIHR Senior Investigator in 2023.