Academic Group: Acute, Adult and Critical Care Nursing
David Ring joined Middlesex University in 1998. Previously a community-based clinical nurse specialist in palliative care. Interested in reflective practice, sociological issues in nursing, end of life care, racism and Islamophobia in nursing and HE.
RN - St Mary's School of Nursing
Recorded qualification: Teacher - Nursing & Midwifery Council
BSc (Hons.) Sociology - University of Bristol, BSc (Hons.) Cancer Nursing - University of Manchester
Post Graduate Certificate in Higher Education - Middlesex University
MA Higher Education - Middlesex University
PhD candidate in nursing; An ethnographic study in the experiences of Muslims studying nursing in London.
Excellent English and adequate French.
Islamophobia and racism in nursing and nurse education
Qualitative research; ethnography.
Sociology of nursing
Intersectionality
White privilege
Cancer nursing
Palliative care
Teaching and assessing in nursing
Reflective practice
ML for Preparation for Professional Practice
Students' perception of assessment and feedback NET 2016
"Becoming Visible: From Student to Staff Nurse" (2nd ed) (2018) (Ed). Sage Publications. Middlesex University Kortext.
Undertaking research into Islamophobia and racism in nurse education
Conference presentations:
Associate editor of Ethnicity & Health
Reviewer for the Journal of Clinical
Member of HAREDIN - Healthcare Academics' Race Equality Diversity and Inclusivity Network
Associate member of the Centre for Critical research in nursing and midwifery (CCRNM)
