Dr Daniel Monk

Assistant Professor

Department: Nursing, Midwifery & Health

Daniel is a registered Nurse and spent the early part of his Nursing career as a Staff Nurse in A&E. He progressed to Nurse Practitioner and specialised in urgent and unplanned care in a variety of urgent care and walk in facilities in the North East.

Daniel has a Masters in Academic and Professional Learning and is also a Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (HEA). He is currently studying for a Professional Doctorate in nursing focusing on Proficiency in Nurse Practitioners.

His areas of specialism include:

Emergency, urgent and unplanned care from a clinical, professional, patient and managerial perspective including political local and national drivers
Pre-hospital care
Post qualifying CPD as an area of specialism

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Key Publications

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The influence of practice experiences on feelings of role proficiency in emergency nurse practitioners: A phenomenological study, Monk, D., Porteous, D., Machin, A. Sep 2023, In: International Emergency Nursing
Exploring the potential for social prescribing in pre-hospital emergency and urgent care: A qualitative study, Scott, J., Fidler, G., Monk, D., Flynn, D., Heavey, E. 1 May 2021, In: Health and Social Care in the Community
The influence of practice experiences on feelings of role proficiency in emergency nurse practitioners: a phenomenological study, Monk, D. 1 Nov 2021
Assessing patients using the ABCDE approach [Live Webinar 1] Supporting and upskilling of clinical front-line nursing and clinical staff to recognise, assess and manage the acute deteriorating patient during the COVID-19 pandemic., Park, V., Monk, D. 8 Apr 2020
Assessing patients using the ABCDE approach [Live Webinar 4] Supporting and upskilling of clinical front-line nursing and clinical staff to recognise, assess and manage the acute deteriorating patient during the COVID-19 pandemic., Park, V., Monk, D. 27 Apr 2020
Assessing patients using the ABCDE approach [Live Webinar 5] Supporting and upskilling of clinical front-line nursing and clinical staff to recognise, assess and manage the acute deteriorating patient during the COVID-19 pandemic., Park, V., Monk, D. 29 Apr 2020
Examining the knee joint, Monk, D. Apr 2013, In: Emergency Nurse

Professional Activity

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Oral presentation: What is proficiency in emergency nurse practitioners: A phenomenological study? 2023
Publication Peer-review: International Nursing Review (Journal) 2023
Oral presentation: Minor Injury and Illness for Clinical Practice 2023
Oral presentation: Covid 19 Vaccination training 2022
Oral presentation: Covid 19 Vaccination training 2022
Oral presentation: BLS training 2021
Oral presentation: BLS Training 2020
Oral presentation: Assessing patients using the ABCDE approach [Live Webinar 5] Supporting and upskilling of clinical front-line nursing and clinical staff to recognise, assess and manage the acute deteriorating patient during the COVID-19 pandemic. 2020
Oral presentation: Assessing patients using the ABCDE approach [Live Webinar 4] Supporting and upskilling of clinical front-line nursing and clinical staff to recognise, assess and manage the acute deteriorating patient during the COVID-19 pandemic. 2020
Oral presentation: Assessing patients using the ABCDE approach [Live Webinar 1] Supporting and upskilling of clinical front-line nursing and clinical staff to recognise, assess and manage the acute deteriorating patient during the COVID-19 pandemic. 2020

Qualifications

Nursing DNurs October 25 2021
Academic Studies in Education MSc December 02 2013
Graduate Certificate December 01 2004
Nursing Advanced Diploma September 19 1999
Health Studies BSc (Hons) July 05 1996
Fellow (FHEA) Higher Education Academy (HEA) 2010
Non-Medical Prescriber (NMC) NMP 2005
Accident and Emergency Nursing ENB199
Teaching and Learning in Practice ENB998
Registered Nurse (Adult) Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) 1996

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