Dr. Mary Hughes

• Hughes M., Andrews T., Savage E. , Accommodating Interruptions: A Grounded Theory of Young People with Asthma. , Journal of Clinical Nursing, 27, (1), 2017, p212 - 222Journal Article, 2017
• Hughes, M., Andrews, T., Savage, E. , Accommodating Interruptions: Explaining the Behaviours of Young people who have Asthma. , Children's Readers Digest , 4, (2), 2017, p1 - 5Journal Article, 2017
• Hughes, M., Dunne, M. , The Living with Asthma Study: issues affecting the perceived Health and Wellbeing of Irish Adults with Asthma., Irish Journal of Medical Science, 185, (1), 2015, p115 - 120Journal Article, 2015
• Hughes M, Murphy M. , Evaluation of a pilot national online asthma E-learning program for secondary school students. , Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing, 37, (2), 2014, p136 - 146Journal Article, 2014
• Murphy MM, Hughes M, Sullivan CO , Improving student learning on a midwifery education programme by using a benchmark course portfolio as a means of reflection and peer review. , Nurse Educator , 33, (8), 2012, p785 - 790Journal Article, 2012
• Hughes M, Savage E. , A Preliminary Review of Shared Care Services for Children with Cancer., Skills4Nurses, (16), 2009, p32 - 36Journal Article, 2009
• Noonan, BJ, Hughes, M, Hayes, CC, Hartigan, I, O'Connell, L, Cummins, A, Fehin, P. , The Effectiveness of The Lecturer Practitioner Role in Clinical Practice: An Irish Perspective. , Nurse Education Today, 29, (5), 2009, p561 - 565Journal Article, 2009
• Hartigan, I, Cummins, A, O'Connell, E, Hughes, M, Hayes, CC, Noonan, B, Fehin, P. , An Evaluation of Lecturer Practitioners in Ireland, International Journal of Nursing Practice, 15, (4), 2009, p280 - 286Journal Article, 2009
• Savage, E. O Riordan, A. & Hughes, M. , Quality of life in children with acute lymphoblastic leukaemia: a systematic review, European Journal of Oncology Nursing, 13, (1), 2009, p36 - 48Journal Article, 2009
• Hughes M., Parent's and Nurses' Attitudes towards Family Centred Care: An Irish Perspective, Journal of Clinical Nursing, (16), 2007, p2341 - 2348Journal Article, 2007
• Hughes M., Childhood Cancer: The Need for Shared Care, The Journal of Children's and Young Peoples Nursing, 1, (6), 2007, p293 - 296Journal Article, 2007
• Care of Siblings. in, editor(s)Davies and Davies eds , Children and Young People's Nursing (2nd ed), London, Hodder Arnold,, 2017, [Hughes M., O'Shea M., O'Brien, C. Savage E.]Book Chapter, 2017
• Classic Grounded Theory. in, editor(s)Glasper A. ed Rees, G. ed , Nursing and Healthcare Research at a Glance, Oxford, Wiley-Blackwell, 2016, [Hughes M., Andrews T. ]Book Chapter, 2016
• Fealy G, Donnelly S, Doyle G, Brenner M, Mylotte E, Hughes M, Zaki M , Developing the evidence base for a national clinical guideline on clinical handover., International Forum on Quality and Safety in Healthcare, London, 26-28 April 2017, 2017Conference Paper, 2017
• Hughes, M., Dunne M., Does On-Line Learning Help Students with Asthma?, Irish Thoracic Society Annual Scientific Meeting, Cork, 2015, 2015Conference Paper, 2015
• Considine, J, Hughes M., Dunne M. , Asthma Health and Wellbeing, Irish Thoracic Society Annual Scientific Meeting, Cork, 2015, 2015Conference Paper, 2015
• Hughes M., Accommodating Interruptions: A Grounded Theory of Young People with Asthma, Irish Thoracic Society Annual Scientific Meeting, Derry, 2013, 2013Conference Paper, 2013
• Hughes M., Transition Year Asthma E-Learning Programme: Results of Pilot Study. , Irish Thoracic Society Annual Scientific Meeting, Derry, 2013, 2013Conference Paper, 2013
• Hartigan, I, Cummins, A, O'Connell, E, Hughes, M, Hayes, CC, Noonan, B, Fehin, P., An Evaluation of Lecturer Practitioners in Ireland, 2nd UCC / Cork University Teaching Hospitals Health Research Day, University College Cork, 2008, 2008Conference Paper, 2008
• O'Connell, E., Hartigan, I. Hughes, M. Hayes, C. Cummins, A. Noonan, B. & Fehin P., An Evaluation of Lecturer Practitioner Role, 27th International Nursing & Midwifery Research Conference, Royal College of Surgeons RCSI, Dublin, 2008, 2008Conference Paper, 2008
• Hartigan, I, Cummins, A, O'Connell, E, Hughes, M, Hayes, CC, Noonan, B, Fehin, P., An Evaluation of the Lecturer Practitioner Role, Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference, Liverpool, 2008Conference Paper, 2008
• Riordan, A. Savage, E. Hughes, M. , Systematic Review of Quality of Life Research on Children with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia , 27th International Nursing and Midwifery Research Conference Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin, 2008Conference Paper, 2008
• O'Connell E., Hartigan I., Cummins A., Hughes M., Hayes C., Noonan B., Fehin P., An Evaluation of the Role Lecturer Practitioner role, 7th Annual Interdisciplinary Research Conference Cork Catherine McAuley School of Nursing and Midwifery, University College Cork, 2008Conference Paper, 2008
• Hughes, M., Parent's and Nurses' Perceptions of Family Centred Care: An Irish Perspective, 7th Annual Interdisciplinary Research Conference, Trinity College Dublin, 2006Conference Paper, 2006
• Hughes, M., Andrews, T., Savage, E., Playing the Game: How Young People Moderate Influences in Accommodating Asthma in their Lives, Journal of Child Health Care, 22, (3), 2018, p309 - 316Journal Article, 2018
• Hughes, M., Dunne, M., The living with asthma study: issues affecting the perceived health and well-being of Irish adults with asthma, Irish Journal of Medical Science, 185, (1), 2016, p115-120Journal Article, 2016
• Hartigan, I., Cummins, A., O'Connell, E., Hughes, M., Hayes, C.C., Noonan, B., Fehin, P., An evaluation of lecturer practitioners in Ireland, International Journal of Nursing Practice, 15, (4), 2009, p280-286Journal Article, 2009
• Noonan, B.J., Hughes, M., Hayes, C.C., Hartigan, I., O'Connell, L., Cummins, A., Fehin, P., The effectiveness of the lecturer practitioner role in clinical practice: An Irish perspective, Nurse Education Today, 29, (5), 2009, p561-565Journal Article, 2009
• Fealy G, Donnelly S, Doyle G, Brenner M, Hughes M, Mylotte E, Nicholson E, Zaki M, Clinical handover practices among healthcare practitioners in acute care services: a qualitative study, Journal of Clinical Nursing, 28, (1-2), 2019, p80 - 88Journal Article, 2019, URL
• Casey M, Rohde D, Higgins A, Buckley T, Cashin A, Fong J, Hughes M, McHugh A, Providing a complete episode of care": A survey of registered nurse and registered midwife prescribing behaviours and practices, Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2019Journal Article, 2019
• McHugh, A., Hughes, M., Higgins, A.,Buckey, T., Cashin, A., Casey, M., Rhode, D. , Non-medical prescribers: prescribing within practice, Journal of Prescribing Practice, 2, (2), 2020, p68 - 77Journal Article, 2020
• Dermody S, Hughes M, Smith V., The effectiveness of pictorial discharge advice versus standard advice following discharge from the emergency department: A systematic review and meta-analysis, J Emergency Nursing, 2021, p66 - 75Journal Article, 2021, URL
• Moroney, D., Hughes, M., Fennelly O, Doyle, M., Eustace Cook, J, 'Interoperability of Patient Portals with Electronic Health Records: Results of a Scoping Review' has , 'Back to normal or forward to better? New horizons in healthcare': Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference 2023 (THEconf2023, edited by 7-9 March , 2023Conference Paper, 2023
• Brenner, M., Weir, A., McCann, M., Hughes, M., Doyle, C., , Development of Key Performance Indicators for Digital Health Interventions: A Scoping Review (Preprint), 2021Journal Article, 2021
• Chimuris-Bautista, T. , Hyde, A. , Magner, C. , Hughes, M. , Paran, S., The experiences of adolescents living with a central venous access device: A qualitative analysis, International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances, 4, (100106), 2022Journal Article, 2022
• Moore E, Hughes M , Nurses' knowledge of respiratory syncytial virus and prophylaxis., Nursing Children and Young People., 2023Journal Article, 2023, URL
• Hughes, M., Murphy, M., Butler, É., Eustace-Cook, O" Connor, A.M., Brennan, C., Maguire, E., Kavanagh, G., Keogh, P., Phillips, R., Geoghegan, S., Howlin, c., A systematic review on the role of the public health nurse in child protection and welfare for infants and children , British Journal of Community Nursing, 2023Journal Article, 2023
• Rafferty, S., Coyne, I., Hughes, M., Surdey, J., Examining the use of a question prompt list for young people with Type 1 diabetes at clinic visits: a process evaluation., Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference 2022 'Resilience, Rehabilitation and Reablement', Trinity College Dublin, 08.03.22, 2022Oral Presentation, 2022
• Hughes, M., Doyle, M., Grogan, L., Developing an Advanced Nursing Practice Digital Service: A Scoping Review, National Nursing and Midwifery Digital Healthcare Conference, National Convention Centre, Dublin, 2022Poster, 2022
• Crowley, S., Hughes, M., , An Investigation into the Impact of COVID-19 on the Irish healthcare system on outpatients with chronic illnesses. , Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference (THEconf2023) `Back to normal or forward to better? New horizons in healthcare, Trinity College Dublin, 07.03.23, 2023Poster, 2023
• Rowe, E., Hughes, M., Factors that contribute to the length of diagnosis of Chronic nonbacterial osteomyelitis in a Paediatric Tertiary Setting in Ireland?, Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference (THEconf2023) `Back to normal or forward to better? New horizons in healthcare, Trinity College Dublin, 07-09 March '23, 2023Oral Presentation, 2023
• Alsulimini, M., Hughes, M, Gallagher, L., Factors Influencing Exclusive Breastfeeding Among Working mothers: A Critical Review, Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference (THEconf2023) `Back to normal or forward to better? New horizons in healthcare, Trinity College Dublin, 07-09 March 2023, 2023Poster, 2023
• Almutairi, A., Hughes, M., Corry, M., A Systematic review evaluating child protection programmes for healthcare providers, Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference 2023 (THEconf2023): 'Back to normal or forward to better? New horizons in healthcare, Trinity College Dublin, 07-09 March 23, 2023Oral Presentation, 2023
• Hughes, M., Fennelly, O., Doyle, M., Moroney, D., Eustace Cook, J.,, Requirements for an interoperable patient portal for children and young people with hydrocephalus: Results of a scoping review and evidence synthesis, Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference 2023 (THEconf2023): 'Back to normal or forward to better? New horizons in healthcare, Trinity College Dublin, 07-09 March 23, 2023Oral Presentation, 2023
• Hughes, M., Fennelly, O., Moroney, D., Eustace-Cook, J., Doyle, M., Interoperability of Patient Portals with Electronic Health Records: Results of a Scoping Review, Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference 2023 (THEconf2023): 'Back to normal or forward to better? New horizons in healthcare, Trinity College Dublin, 07-09 March 23, 2023Poster, 2023
• Moroney, D., Hughes, M., Fennelly O, Doyle, M., Eustace Cook, J, Interoperability of Patient Portals with Electronic Health Records: Results of a Scoping Review, Nursing and Midwifery " Leading the World to Better Health, RCSI Dublin, 22-23 February 23, 2023Poster, 2023
• Hughes, M., Developing M-Health Technologies to support Self-Care Behaviours in Young People with Chronic Illness, Children's Nursing Research Symposium, School of Nursing and Midwifery, TCD, 2nd May 2018, 2018, Child Health Research GroupInvited Talk, 2018
• Hughes, M., Moroney, D., Doyle, M., Fennelly, O., Designing an Interoperable Patient Portal to augment an Advanced Nurse Practitioner Service for Children with Hydrocephalus , INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MEDICAL INFORMATICS, 2023Journal Article, 2023
• Fennelly, O., Moroney, D., Doyle, M., Eustace-Cook, J., Hughes, M., Key Interoperability Factors for Patient Portals and Electronic Health Records: a Scoping Review, INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF MEDICAL INFORMATICS, 2024, p105335-Journal Article, 2024, DOI
• Hughes, M., Coklar Okutkan, I., Grogan, L., Greene, R., Exploring Factors Influencing the Effectiveness of Digital Transformation in the Healthcare Sector: A Scoping Review, Health Policy, 2023Journal Article, 2023
• Brenner, M., Weir, A., McCann, M., Doyle C., Hughes, M., Moen, A., Ingvar, M., Nauwelaerts, K., Turk, E., McCabe, C., Development of the key performance indicators for digital health interventions: A scoping review, Digital Health, 2023, p1 - 8Journal Article, 2023
• Surdey, J., Rafferty, S., & Hughes, M., Insights from a process evaluation of a communication intervention for adolescents with diabetes., Patient Education and Counseling, International Conference on Communication in Healthcare (ICCH), Caledonian University, Glasgow, 5-9 September, 2023, 109, (32), 2023Conference Paper, 2023

• Hughes, M. , The Role of the Community Pharmacist in Asthma Management. , Irish Pharmacy News, 5, (4), 2013, p50 - 54Journal Article
• Hughes, M., The Asthma Inbetweeners., Nursing in the Community , 14, (1), 2013, p21 - 22Journal Article
• Hughes, M. , Adolescent Asthma Symptom Control, World of Irish Nursing , 20, (5), 2012, p46 - 47Journal Article
• Hughes, M., Considine, J., Lehane E., Savage, E., The Health and Wellbeing Study Report - An Investigation into the Perceived Health and Wellbeing of those Living with Asthma in Ireland., London, Asthma Society of Ireland, 2015Report
• Fealy, GM., Donnelly, S., Doyle, G., Brenner, M., Mylotte, E. , Zaki, M., Hughes M., Research Project to Support the Development of a National Clinical Guideline (Clinical Handover: Acute Hospitals): Final Report., London, Department of Health, 2015Report
• Hughes, M., The Living with Asthma Study, Asthma Society of Ireland, 2014Report
• Hughes M. , Accommodating Interruptions: A Grounded Theory of Young People with Asthma, 14th Annual Interdisciplinary Research Conference Trinity College, Dublin, 2013, 2013Conference Paper
• Hughes, M., Accommodating Interruptions: A Grounded Theory of Adolescent Asthma, 5th Child and Family Nursing Conference, Cork University Hospital, 2013, 2013Conference Paper
• Hughes, M. , Adolescent Asthma Symptom Control: A Grounded Theory, 31st Nursing and Midwifery Conference, Royal College of Surgeons, Dublin, 2012, 2012Conference Paper
• Hughes, M., Adolescent Asthma Symptom Control: A Grounded Theory, Women's and Children's Health, College of Medicine and Health, University College Cork, 2011, 2011Conference Paper
• Hughes, M., A Preliminary Review of the Shared Care Model for Children with Cancer , 27th International Nursing and Midwifery Research Conference Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland , Dublin, 2008Conference Paper
• Hughes, M., Parent's and Nurses' Perceptions of Family Centred Care: An Irish Perspective, 5th Annual Interdisciplinary Research Conference Catherine McAuley School of Nursing and Midwifer, University College Cork, 2006Conference Paper
• Hughes, M., Murphy, M., Butler, E. et al;, A systematic review of the role of the public health nurse in relation to child protection and child welfare for infants and young children, 'Back to normal or forward to better? New horizons in healthcare': Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference 2023 (THEconf2023, edited by 7-9 March , 2023Poster
• Alsulimaini, M., Hughes, M., Gallagher, L., Factors Influencing Exclusive Breastfeeding Among Working mothers: A Critical Review., Nursing and Midwifery " Leading the World to Better Health, RCSI Dublin, 22-23 February 23, 2023Poster
• Hughes, M., Rhee, H., mHealth Interventions for improving self-care behaviours in young people with Chronic Illness- , Reimagining Child Health Webinar (Series), Online TCD, 10th February 2021, 2021, Child Health Research Team, SNM TCDInvited Talk
• Hughes, M., Moroney, D., Doyle, M., Fennelly, O., Patient Portal for Young People and Children with Hydrocephalus: Scoping Review & Stakeholder Consultation, Trinity College Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, June, 2023, p1 - 52Report, DOI , TARA - Full Text
• Hughes, M., Coklar Okutkan,I., Factors Influencing the Effectiveness of Digital Health Implementations Scoping Review and Key Considerations, Trinity College Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, October, 2023, p1 - 44Report

Mary's research interests are centred on Health and Wellbeing in Childhood, Childhood Chronic Illness, Advanced Practice in Nursing and Midwifery, and in Digital Health Innovation. Her work is aligned with the research centres TRICC, TCPHI and TCMCR, and associated with collaborators in ADAPT. Mary has recognised expertise in Classic Grounded Theory, qualitative research methodologies, and quantitative methods. She is currently working on 5 funded research projects, which she currently manages with the team of 3 Post-doc fellows and a research assistant. Recruitment of research students is central to the development of children's research, and the children's team. Acting as a supervisor for undergraduate and post graduate research students, supports the development of future academics and researchers in child health, advanced practice, and digital innovation. Mary's current programme of research involves collaborative, interprofessional, and PPI projects that affect the lives of children and their families, and in the design of digital health systems for the new national Children's Hospital and the Regional Health Areas. Her extensive research networks, and established relationships with key stakeholders result in her recognition as a leader in children's nursing research and digital health innovation. Mary has been the lead PI and co-applicant in successful applications for local, national and European research funding. This development of local, national and European partnerships, evidenced in her publications and research programme, highlights her importance in advancing the development of new knowledge in her areas of interest. Mary is committed to expanding her collaboration on projects affecting the lives of children and young people,Advanced Practice, and digital health in the years ahead. Her engagement in these extensive networks increases the potential for further successes in the awarding of funding, ensuring my contribution to the school and it's leading edge in this research space globally.

• Title

  National Clinical Handover Guideline (Phase 2: Acute Hospitals).
  Summary

  Fealy, GM., Donnelly, S., Doyle, G., Brenner, M., Hughes, M. (2015)
  Funding Agency

  Department of Health, Dublin
• Title

  The Inbetweeners Project
  Summary

  Development of an Intervention targeting young people who are in need of mental health supports.
  Funding Agency

  National Children's Hospital Foundation
  Date From

  01.03.19
  Date To

  30.06.21
• Title

  Gravitate Health Project
  Summary

  Health Information in the Digital Age. Improving patient access, understanding and adherence to healthcare information:an integrated digital health information project.
  Funding Agency

  Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI)
  Date From

  November 2020
  Date To

  November 2025
• Title

  Improving practice led research for the benefit of service users: research capacity building for nursing'
  Summary

  Currently leading on Child Protection strand - identify and investigate the research priorities of PHNs in community area regarding child protection (PI Dr Gobnait Byrne)
  Funding Agency

  Health Service Executive
  Date From

  2019
  Date To

  2023
• Title

  An Investigaton of Nurse and Midwife Prescribing in Ireland
  Summary

  Exploring Registered Nurses and Midwife Prescribers current prescribing practice and factors that influence their practice
  Funding Agency

  unfunded
  Date From

  01.06.18
  Date To

  31.12.19
• Title

  Pilot Online Asthma Educational Intervention for Transition Year Students
  Summary

  Hughes M. (2013) Pilot Online Asthma Educational Intervention for Transition Year Students. Dyson. (Awarded €15,000).
  Funding Agency

  Dyson LTD
• Title

  A Preliminary Review of the Shared Care Model for Children with Cancer.
  Summary

  Hughes M. (2006). A Preliminary Review of the Shared Care Model for Children with Cancer. The Martha McMenamin Memorial Scholarship (Awarded €4,500).
  Funding Agency

  The Martha McMenamin Memorial Scholarship
• Title

  Development of `My Asthma Mentor App for Adolescents who have Asthma (MyAM): A two-arm, randomised control feasibility study
  Summary

  Hughes, M., Cox, D., Savage, E., Kroll, T., Lewis, K. The overarching aim of this proposed project is to design a developmentally appropriate intervention to support the informational needs and development of behaviours in adolescents who have asthma. The specific aim is to combine robust evidence with the involvement of adolescents in order to inform the innovative design, development and testing of a mobile application (My Asthma Mentor: MyAM). Outcomes will be measured based on the quality of the intervention content and characteristics (Anderson et al. 2016, Antezana et al. 2015).
  Funding Agency

  National Children's Research Centre
• Title

  Oran O"Muire Bursary
  Summary

  Hughes,. M., (2010)Oran O"Muire Bursary. Asthma Society of Ireland, Awarded 1500.00
  Funding Agency

  Asthma Society of Ireland
• Title

  Oran O"Muire Bursary
  Summary

  Hughes M. (2011) Oran O"Muire Bursary. The Asthma Society of Ireland (Awarded €1,500).
  Funding Agency

  Asthma Society of Ireland
• Title

  The Health and Wellbeing Study " An Investigation into the Perceived Health and Wellbeing of those Living with Asthma in Ireland
  Summary

  Hughes M. (2014) Staff Development Award: MSc by Research Student. School of Nursing and Midwifery UCC (Awarded €6,000).
  Funding Agency

  University College Cork
• Title

  An Investigation into the impact of Covid-19 on the Irish Health Care System pertaining to outpatients with chronic illnesses
  Summary

  Crowley, S., Hughes, M. (2022) Laidlaw Scholarship Sinéad is a student in the School of Computer Science. The aim of this online survey of individuals is to discover how Covid-19 impacted outpatients" satisfaction with their care. This will be achieved by the following objectives: · Measurement of the satisfaction with telemedicine hospital appointments · Explore the extent to which telemedicine was used during the pandemic among participants in three different cohorts (common chronic conditions) · Compare the data in relation to three common chronic conditions to see if there is a variance in levels of satisfaction
  Funding Agency

  Laidlaw Scholarship
  Date From

  June 2022
  Date To

  August 2023
• Title

  What Good Digital Health Looks Like In The New Regional Health Areas (RHAs) Project
  Summary

  The aim of the current project is to examine organizational strategies that support the effectiveness of digital health implications among nurses and midwives globally and to identify key considerations based on a literature review and insights from advisory group meetings to direct the subsequent steps in the digital health transformation process in new regional health authorities.
  Funding Agency

  The National Digital Health Clinical Information Office and National Community Operations
  Date From

  22 October 2022
  Date To

  22 March 2023
• Title

  Development of a Mobile Application for Adolescents who have Asthma: The `My Asthma App" (MAA)
  Summary

  Hughes, M., Kroll, T., Savage, E., Cox, D., Regan, D. (2017) (€216,257.69) Unsuccessful Grant Applicaition. Overview of project: Development of a mobile software application (My Asthma APP: the MAA) to support the development of self-care behaviours could provide the support required by adolescents in the out of home hours to enable them accommodate the interruption of asthma in their lives and therefore self-manage asthma more successfully. Methods: The aim of this feasibility study is to develop a mobile software application to support adolescents in managing their asthma. This is a two-arm, randomised control feasibility study, which will achieve the research aims and objectives in 3 phases: Phase 1 Exploration: will comprise of a realist review of the literature. Phase 2 Development: the development of the MAA involving the researchers, adolescents, clinicians, and software technologists. Phase 3 Feasibility: testing the MAA, and outcome measurement using mixed method approach to data collection and analysis. This is a Beta, pre-intervention test for the usability of the software. The results of this feasibility study will enable us to do factor analysis to progress to full trial. Results: This proposed research addresses the need for developmentally appropriate intervention development where psychosocial as well as physiological factors are recognised as important. Building this into the research aim and objectives will ensure a deeper understanding through more than quantitative measures alone. Involvement of adolescents in the design of the MAA will ensure it is a meaningful intervention, tailored to meet the preferences of this cohort of users in addition to supporting the development of accommodating behaviours. The findings will give rise to the potential for this feasibility study to progress to full trial.
  Funding Agency

  National Children"s Research Centre
  Date From

  August 2017
  Date To

  August 2020
• Title

  Scoping Review Digital ANP Service
  Summary

  Phase 1 of the project to develop an interactive digital ANP service for children who have hydrocephalus, that will be compatible with the CHI EHR.
  Funding Agency

  Children's Health Ireland
  Date From

  March 2022
  Date To

  March 2023
• Title

  Empowering adolescents to lead change using health data: intervention approach to improve the health of students
  Summary

  Hughes, M., Hollywood E., Banka, P., Brenner M. (2021) This invitation to tender is to undertake research on empowering adolescents to lead change amongst themselves and in doing so improve student health. This document presents a proposal for the development, documentation and support of the implementation of an intervention approach to improve the health of students in four cities (Sekondi-Takoradi, Ghana; Jaipur, India; Spanish Town, Jamaica and Fez, Morocco), using locally collected data from the Global School-based Student Health Survey (GSHS) and the Global School Health Policies and Practices Study (G-SHPPS). The intervention approach presented in this document will be based on the Global Accelerated Action for the Health of Adolescents (Global AA-HA!) and will also be designed line with the Global Standards for Health Promoting Schools.
  Funding Agency

  World Health Organisation
  Date From

  September 2021
• Title

  Living with Asthma: Perspectives of Irish Adults with Asthma
  Summary

  Hughes M. (2014) . (Awarded €30,000).
  Funding Agency

  Boehringer Ingelheim
• Title

  Intervention to improve youth question- asking and provider education during paediatric diabetes visits
  Summary

  RCT- Development and evaluation of an intervention to improve youth question-asking and provider education during paediatric diabetes visits (PI Prof Imelda Coyne, Brenner M, Hilliard C, Cody D, Roche E)
  Funding Agency

  National Children's Research Centre
  Date From

  2019
  Date To

  2022
• Title

  Children's Services Nursing Workforce Planning
  Summary

  Member of steering group for National Supply and Demand Exercise for Children's Nursing in the CHI and Nationally 2018
  Funding Agency

  ONMSD and CHG
  Date From

  Sept 2017
  Date To

  Dec 2018
• Title

  XR for the next generation training on disasters and emergencies in healthcare
  Summary

  Benet, M., Adell-Euradia, A., Hughes, M., et al, (2022) The main objective of neXt-Reality is to create a pan-European XR-based learning ecosystem for training in disaster and emergency management, which will incorporate experts (including citizens and their experiential expertise), content (disaster and emergency management), technology (eXtended Reality applications/solutions and neXt-Reality platform), learning culture (pedagogical frameworks and methodological approaches), strategy (open innovation with a living lab approach).
  Funding Agency

  EU Commission
  Date From

  September 2022
  Date To

  September 2025
• Title

  PREPAREDNESS FOR NEXT-REALITY: XR LEARNING ECOSYSTEM FOR TRAINING ON HIGH IMPACT LOW PROBABILITY EVENTS USING XR (NEXT-REALITY)
  Summary

  neXt-Reality aims to create a pan-European eXtended Reality (XR) based learning ecosystem for training in high impact-low probability (HILP) events preparedness and management, incorporating experts, content, technology, learning culture, end-users and strategy. This learning ecosystem will enhance risk and resilience management capacities and promote the paradigm shift from managing "disasters" to managing "risks" and enhancing resilience. Furthermore, high-quality and needs-tailored training will contribute to preventive action implementation, better societal preparedness, and improved disaster management, essential to risk reduction and minimising losses and costs.
  Funding Agency

  EU Grants
• Title

  Information Sharing Preferences of Children with Asthma.
  Summary

  Hughes M. (2008) Information Sharing Preferences of Children with Asthma. The Catherine McCauley School of Nursing and Midwifery Pilot-Study Grant (Awarded €5,000).
  Funding Agency

  School of Nursing and Midwifery, UCC
• Title

  Erasmus IP Project
  Summary

  Mikkonen,I, Tähtinen R., Kostadinova D.,Kerakovska A.,Pontin D., Wallace C., Hughes M, Savage, E, Burton A, Flynn A, Hartigan I. (2013) . (Awarded €44,000).
  Funding Agency

  EACEA (EU)
• Title

  Health and Wellbeing of Irish Adults with Asthma
  Summary

  Hughes M. (2013) Health and Wellbeing of Irish Adults with Asthma. Novartis (Awarded €26,000).
  Funding Agency

  Novartis

Medical, Health and Life Sciences & Technologies, Health Care & Health Services (including Health Technology and Health Information Systems), Information & Communication Technology, Other Health Sciences, Respiratory Medicine, Immunity and Infection (including Rheumatology & Inflammatory disease), Medical Engineering, Biotechnology and devices (including medical laboratory technologies and informatics),

• Oran O Muire Award- Asthma Society of Ireland December 2010
• MA (J.O.) 16.06.22
• Oran O Muire Award- Asthma Society of Ireland December 2011

• Grounded Theory Institute Current
• Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland current
• All Island Children's Research Network current

• Invited Referee- Journal of Clinical Nursing 2014
• Children's Nursing Workforce Planning Steering Committee Role: IUA Heads Nominated Representative September 2017
• External Academic Panel Member- Interview for Assistant Professor in Children's Nursing UCC January 2021
• Nursing and Midwifery Leadership Network: TCD Representative since 2017, UCD Previously April 2016
• External Expert Reviewer- MSc Advanced Professional Practice Programme Queen's University Belfast February 2021
• TCD representative on Steering Group for Children's Nursing Workforce CHI December 2017
• TCD contributor in the development of 'Leading the Way: A National Strategy for the Future of Children's Nursing in Ireland 2021-2031 2021
• TCD Representative- Children's Health Ireland, National Children's Hospital- Simulation Suite Design and Development (Nurse Education and Training Committee) 2020
• TCD Representative- Children's Health Ireland, National Children's Hospital- Simulation Suite Design and Development (Nurse Education and Training Committee) 2020
• TCD Representative- Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland: Committee for the Review of RNT Registration Programme 2021-22
• TCD Representative: Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland design and development of Requirements and Standards for Graduate Entry and Post Registration MSc in Nursing Programme 2021-22
• Invited Referee- Journal of Child Health Care 2018
• External Examiner MSc Nursing Programme: South East Technological University Waterford 2020-2023
• Children's Nursing Clinical Academic Working Group Role: TCD Representative December 2017
• External Panel Member- Interview Panel Assistant Lecturer Grade- Technical University of the Shannon Athlone November 2022
• National Children's Nurses Network: TCD Representative since 2017, UCD and UCC representative previously. December 2014
• Invited Referee- Pediatric Nursing March 2021
• TCD Lead: HEI Consortium for the national curriculum for MSc Advanced Practice Nursing, MSc Advanced Practice Midwifery 2018-2020