Tracey Moore BSc(Hons), MSc, PGDip(Ed), RGN

The School of Nursing & Midwifery
Office located at:
Barber House Annex
3a Clarkehouse Road
Sheffield S10 2HQ

Postal address:
Barber House
387 Glossop Road
Sheffield S10 2HQ

Tel: +44 (0) 114 222 2056

Biography

I started nursing in 1985 practicing in vascular and general surgery, intensive and high dependency care and joined the University in 1995 following the integration of the NHS Colleges of Health into Higher Education.
I am currently Head of Taught Studies in the School of Nursing and Midwifery. My role involves; liaison with the NHS Commissioning Groups ensuring educational delivery complements the demands placed on NHS services, development of teaching and learning approaches consistent with the quality and culture of the workforce.
My particular interests include the development of undergraduate and post graduate programmes in acute care; in particular a range of educational opportunities around the recognition and response to patient deterioration and early warning scoring systems, and research into response to patient deterioration.

Research Interests

My research interests are recognising and responding to adult patient deterioration
within an acute trust environment and track and trigger systems for detecting at risk
patients.

Teaching Interests

Acute patient care, recognition and response to patient deterioration, track and trigger systems, quantitative research

Professional activities

I am Chair of the National Outreach Forum for Critical Care (NOrF). This is a nationally recognised body representing clinicians on all aspects of critical care outreach and acute care with the objective of enhancing the quality of patient care. NOrF advises on and contributes to Department of Health policies, NICE and other national guidelines and regulations.

I am currently External Examiner to the Anglia Ruskin University.
I am a board member of the Regional British Association of Critical Care Nurses (BAACN)

I have consulted on several overseas projects including; Egypt, Pakistan and Gibraltar, in the areas of acute care including; training needs analysis of organisational factors that influence the education and development of nursing staff, delivery of acute care educational programmes, and evidence based practice procedure documentation

Current projects

Investigation into failure to rescue deteriorating patients. Tracey Moore (PI) & Roger Watson £45,000 Yorks and The Humber Strategic Health Authority.

Key publications

Macintosh M & Moore T Eds 2011 Caring for the seriously ill patient: assessment and management of the acutely ill and deteriorating patient. London. Hodder Arnold
Gao H, McDonnell A, Harrison D, Moore T, Adam S, Daly K, Goldhill D, Parry G, Rashidian A, Subbe C and Harvey S 2007 Systematic review of physiological track and trigger warning systems Intensive Care Medicne Vol 33, No 4, 667-679
Moore T 2002 The effect of lateral positioning on oxygenation in acute unilateral lung disease Nursing in Critical Care Vol 7, No 6, 278-281