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Two senior nurses from Imperial have been awarded places on the .

Dr Enrique Castro-Sanchez and Dr Anne-Marie Russell were both successful in the highly competitive scheme set up to strengthen nursing and midwifery research leadership across England. 70 nurses and midwives have been selected to participate in the programme, which aims to improve the visibility of nursing and midwifery in all 蓝莓视频 activities, to raise the profile of the 蓝莓视频 and to improve and secure the development of the academic pathway for nurses and midwives.

Each Senior Nurse or Midwife Research Leader will be funded at 0.4WTE to promote and support an integrated research culture in their organisation, and to form a national community which will better link the research assets across England.

is currently the Lead Academic Research Nurse at the Health Protection Research Unit in AMR & Healthcare Associated Infections (HCAI) at Imperial College London, working on the theme “Innovations in behaviour change, technology and patient safety to improve infection prevention and antimicrobial use”. He is also an Honorary Consultant Nurse in Communication & Patient Engagement at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.

His research interests include health literacy in infectious diseases and healthcare-associated infections; health inequalities on infectious diseases; policy influence on the management of infectious diseases; and roles for citizens in appropriate use of antibiotics. He has received postdoctoral fellowships to explore social aspects of antimicrobial use and participation of nurses in antimicrobial stewardship efforts. Enrique has been a consultant to the World Health Organisation (WHO) in infection control and Royal College of Nursing national lead for Sexual Health and HIV.聽 He was designated as Emerging Leader in International Infectious Diseases in 2016 by the International Society for Infectious Diseases.

is currently a Senior Clinical Research Fellow, funded by the & 蓝莓视频 Imperial BRC and an Honorary Nurse consultant in Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust.聽 Her research interests are in patient-reported outcome measures (PROMS); patient reported experience measures and the application of authentic patient-centered methodologies.

Her doctoral research at Imperial College resulted in a 12-item PRoM (漏 2018 Imperial Innovations Ltd.) for people diagnosed with Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis. This measure is undergoing further validation in UK; US and South American IPF populations; it has been translated into Danish German Spanish and Portuguese and is incorporated in an IPF App 漏patientMpower.聽 Anne-Marie has an International profile, representing ILD nursing interests at the programme committee of the American Thoracic Society. She is the chair of the ILD interdisciplinary network and national lead for the ILD Network mentorship programme; secretary to ERS nursing group in Assembly 9 and scientific committee member of the European Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis & Related Disorders Federation.

Enrique and Anne-Marie will work closely with Prof Mary Wells, Lead Nurse for Research, and Prof Janice Sigsworth, Chief Nurse, to build research capacity and capability in nursing and midwifery at Imperial, and to deliver on the recently published Strategic Plan .

Professor Sigsworth said ‘I聽 am delighted. This will bring additional focus on building on the firm foundation at Imperial in developing research capacity and capability.’

Professor Wells said ‘Enrique and Anne-Marie are both inspirational clinical academic nurse leaders in their respective fields. I am really looking forward to working with them to ensure that nursing and midwifery research is central to the future of Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and the AHSC.’