Mr Harry De Jesus
Lecturer
My current post is as a Lecturer in Nursing for the BSc program. This includes provision of different modes of teaching on subjects such as anatomy and physiology, fundamentals of nursing skills, healthcare ethics and clinical simulations.
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AE 4.35
University of East London
Stratford Campus
Water Lane
London, E15 4LZ
United Kingdom
E15 4LZ - h.dejesus@uel.ac.uk
I have been awarded a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from the University of Santo Tomas (Philippines) and a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Health and Social Care from Anglia Ruskin University. Further to this, I received my Master in Research in Clinical Research from St. George’s, University of London, which was funded fully by the NIHR masteral studentship program. I have also received funding as a research fellow position from the Collaboration for Leadership Applied Health Research and Care North Thames.
Prior to joining the academia, I worked as a nurse in neonatal and paediatric intensive care settings. During my clinical practice, I have gained specialist training in the neonatal and paediatric setting. I also practiced as a Senior Paediatric research nurse within the Greater London area. This includes setting up and managing several research studies across a variety of Trusts settings. My work encompasses commercial clinical trials for a variety of paediatric chronic conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and Fabry disease.
I have developed and publish several pieces of work around paediatrics – such as emancipatory strategies to ensure active participation of children in research and clinical issues affecting them. My master thesis is on the exploration of children’s experiences of self-management in the context of IBD. My areas of interest include: emancipatory research methods, visual techniques with children, gastrointestinal nursing, clinical research nursing and Lego Serious Play as a research method.
Overview
Most Recent Research
- Fatigue interventions on children and adolescents with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD)
Exploration on the role of microplastics and inflammatory bowel disease
Previous Research
- Self-management among paediatric patients with IBD
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- Values Based Care within Nursing Practice
- Fundamental Principles of Adult Nursing