Dr Jane Murray

Assistant Professor

Department: Nursing, Midwifery & Health

Jane Murray is a senior lecturer in mental health at Northumbria University, Newcastle.

Her main areas of interest are older persons mental health, particularly dementia and its’ associated issues. She teaches these topics across the pre and post registration nursing curriculums, as well as teaching onto the social work and other allied professional courses. Jane has also taught extensively into Malaysia and Borneo, focussed on both mental health and the older person and contemporary issues in Malaysian healthcare. She also teaches in Shanghai at the Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Her other main area of interest is simulation in mental health. Jane is the lead for simulation in mental health at Northumbria, and has also developed a specific reflective tool for using in this area of teaching and learning, called ECoDEL – the Emotional and Cognitive Debrief for Enhanced Learning. This was recommended by the CNO for GB as an example of good practice in 2012. Since developing ECoDEL, Jane has spoken about simulation in mental health and the development of ECoDEL, both nationally and internationally, including the UK, Malaysia and North America. Jane is currently promoting the use of ECoDEL and simulation across other areas of education for mental health professionals.

Campus Address

Coach Lane Campus East

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Key Publications

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Is it ever ethical for nurses to lie to patients?, Murray, J. 1 Feb 2023, In: Nursing Ethics
A workforce competency framework for enhanced health, Thompson, J., Tiplady, S., McNall, A., Murray, J., Cook, G., Hodgson, P., Bainbridge, L. Apr 2018, In: Nursing and Residential Care

Professional Activity

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Membership of committee: Royal College of Nursing (External organisation) 2023
Invited talk: Dementia and it's associated issues. 2022
Invited talk: Dementia and its associated issues 2022
Invited talk: Nursing Older People with Complex Needs 2022
Invited talk: Introducing the Taxonomy of Lies and the Lie ARM (Affective Reflective Model) 2022
Oral presentation: Using the Taxonomy of Lies and the Lie ARM to Reflect on Communicating with People with Dementia 2022
Invited talk: Personhood and Person-Centred care 2022
Invited talk: Emergencies in Psychiatry 2021
Participating in a conference, workshop, ...: Arts of Knowing Arts of Caring Conference 2019
Participating in a conference, workshop, ...: Alzheimers Society Conference 2019 2019