Ann Bellerby
Senior Lecturer
Profile
Biography
Ann began her nursing career in Leeds as a registered adult nurse, initially specialising in general surgery prior to shifting her focus to community services. Over the course of her community-focused career, she worked as a community staff nurse, health visitor, community cardiac specialist nurse, and finally as a community operational manager overseeing a range of services within a virtual ward.
In 2013, Ann was appointed as a Lecturer in the Department of Health Sciences.
Qualifications
- Dip HE in Nursing – Adult
- Dip HE in Midwifery
- BSc (Hons) Community Health Care Nursing – Health Visiting
- MSc Nursing
- Postgraduate Certificate in Academic Practice
- NMC Teacher
Departmental roles
- Exceptional Circumstances Officer
Publications
Selected publications
- Kaufman, G. Bellerby, A. & Kitching, M. (2017) Considering patient experience and evidence-based choice of medicines in medicines optimisation. Nursing Standard. 31(42): 54-62.
- Bellerby, A. Needham, DS. (2016) Using the British National Formulary effectively. Nursing Standard. 31(4): 56-61.
Teaching
Undergraduate
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Stage 3 - Professional Development in Nursing: Leading and Managing Change
Postgraduate
Independent study module (dissertation)
Other teaching
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Independent & Supplementary Prescribing for Non-Medical Prescribers (V300)