Rate My Professor Emma Winterman

Prior to her appointment at Coventry University in June 2023, Emma Winterman held the position of Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing and Critical Care Nursing at Birmingham City University. Her scholarly work centers on innovative pedagogies in nursing education, including simulation-based training, clinical skills assessment, and adaptations to remote teaching. Notable publications include 'Skills teaching in COVID lockdown in the UK: lessons learnt' (2020, Pielegniarstwo XXI Wieku, with Stephen Wanless and Jim Chapman), which details strategies for maintaining practical skills instruction during lockdowns; 'Support for mentors in clinical education' (2014); 'Objective Structured Clinical Examination: An Assessment Method for Academic-Practice Partnerships' (2018, with Karen Sharp, Georgina McNamara, and Julia Brown); 'Enhancing Human Factors Training Through Online Simulations and Game Theory' (2013); 'Infection control through gesture control: motion sensor technology in healthcare' (2013, with Timothy Marquis and Alex Wade); and 'COMSLIVE: Communication Skills Learning Within Immersive Learning Environments' (2010). With 12 publications listed on ResearchGate, accumulating 16 citations and 1,231 reads, her efforts have advanced simulation frameworks, pressure area care simulations, and constructive alignment in pre-registration nursing curricula.