Dr. Louise Daly

• Keogh B, Daly L, Sharek D, de Vries J,McCann E, & Higgins A, Sexual health promotion: Participants' perspectives on capacity building, Health Education Journal , 75, (1), 2016, p47 - 60Journal Article, 2016, DOI , TARA - Full Text
• Daly, L., McCarthy F. and Timmins F., Spirituality and dementia: the perspective of people with dementia, 5th International Nursing and Midwifery Conference, NUIG School of Nursing and Midwifery, 30th May , 2015Poster, 2015
• Daly L., Timmins F. and Fahey-McCarthy E., Spirituality for those living with dementia - Appling the findings of a systematic review, All Ireland Gerontological Nurses Association 7th Annual Conference ' Older Peoples Journey through Care', Red Cow Moran Hotel Dublin, 28th May 2015, 2015, pp20-21Poster, 2015
• Daly L., Fahey-McCarthy E. and Timmins F., Spirituality and Dementia: the perspective of people living with dementia. Implications for Nursing Practice, Sowing the Seeds. 1st International Spirituality in Healthcare Conference., School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 25th June, 2015Poster, 2015
• Daly L., Brennan M., Fahey-McCarthy E, McCabe C., Transitioning from the physical to the virtual learning environment: Learning from experience on a postgraduate dementia education programme, International Dementia Conference, Vox Birmingham, 3-4 November, 2015Poster, 2015
• Daly, L., Hynes, G., Braken-Scally, M., Ciblis A., Kennelly, B., Keogh, B., McCarron, M., Brady, A-M., Evaluation as process: Evaluating the Genio Dementia Programme - overview and progress to date, Sonas apc ltd. 8th National Dementia Conference: New developments, Innovative practice, City West Hotel, Dublin, 16th - 17th May, 2016Poster, 2016
• Daly L., Bracken-Scally M., Hynes G., Ciblis A., Keogh B., Kennelly B., McCarron M. and Brady Anne-Marie, Using Inter-level Dynamics As An Interpretive Lens When Employing The RE-AIM Framework To Evaluate The Development Of Integrated Dementia Care, Age and Ageing, Irish Gerontological Society 64th Annual and Scientific Meeting. Developing Cultures of Excellence in Ageing and Exploring the Needs of Marginalised Groups, The Malton Hotel, Killarney, 29.09.16-01.10.16, 45, (Supp 2), Oxford University Press, 2016, ppii4-Published Abstract, 2016, URL
• Daly, L., Fahey McCarthy, E. and Timmins, F. , The experience of spirituality from the perspective of people living with dementia: A systematic review and meta-synthesis, Dementia, 18, (2), 2019, p448 - 470Journal Article, 2019, DOI , URL , TARA - Full Text
• Higgins A; Downes C; Daly L; Begley T; DeVries J; Sharek D, Developing and Testing the SH-PET Tool to Measure the Impacts of the Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion, National Institute of Health Sciences Research Bulletin, 7, (4), 2017, p54-Journal Article, 2017, URL
• Daly, L, Effective Communication with Older Adults, Nursing Standard, 31, (41), 2017, p55 - 62Journal Article, 2017, URL
• Kennelly B., Brady A.M., Hynes G., Bracken-Scally M., Daly L., Keogh B., Ciblis A. and McCarron M., Better off at home or in long term care? A balance-of-care analysis of people with advanced dementia, Age and Ageing, 65th Annual and Scientific Meeting of the Irish Gerontological Society, Wexford, Ireland, 29-30 September 2017, 46, (Supp 3), 2017, ppiii1 - iii12Published Abstract, 2017, URL
• Pittalis C., Kennelly B., Brady A.M., Daly L., Hynes G., Bracken-Scally M., Ciblis A., Keogh B. and McCarron M., Analysing the Burden of Care of Informal Carers of People with Moderate or Severe Dementia, Age and Ageing, 65th Annual and Scientific Meeting of the Irish Gerontological Society, Wexford, Ireland, 29-30 September 2017, 46, (Supp 3), 2017, ppiii13 - iii59Published Abstract, 2017, URL
• Brady, A-M., Bracken-Scally, M., Daly, L., Ciblis, A., McCarron, M., Kennelly, B., Keogh, B., & Hynes, G., Learning from the development of Integrated Care Projects in Dementia, International Journal of Integrated Care, ICIC17 - 17th International Conference on Integrated Care, Dublin, Ireland, 8-10 May 2017, 17, (5), 2017, ppA89-Published Abstract, 2017, URL
• Brady, A-M., Hynes, G., Daly, L., Bracken-Scally, M., Ciblis, A., McCarron, M., Kennelly, B., & Keogh, B., Responsive community care for people with dementia & their families: Evaluating a person centred and integrated care model, International Journal of Integrated Care, ICIC17 - 17th International Conference on Integrated Care, Dublin, Ireland, 8-10 May 2017, 17, (5), 2017, ppA92-Published Abstract, 2017, URL
• Bracken-Scally, M., Brady, A., Daly, L., Hynes, G., Keogh, B., Kennelly, B., McCarron, M, Flexibility and reablement in home care in dementia, International Journal of Integrated Care, 18th International Conference for Integrated Care 2018, Netherlands, 23rd - 25th May, 18, (S2), 2018, pp314-Meeting Abstract, 2018, URL
• Brady, A-M. Bracken, M. Keogh, BJ, Daly, L, Hynes, G. Kennelly , B, Mc Carron M, Learning from a Parallel Process Evaluation of Dementia Care Services , 25th Research & Education Conference, School of Nursing, University of Maribor, Slovenia , 7th June, 2018Conference Paper, 2018
• Daly L.,Brady A.M., Keogh B., Bracken-Scally M., Ciblis A., Kennelly B., Hynes G., Pittalis C., Drury A. and McCarron M., Achieving inclusiveness: Suggestions to overcome challenges to accessing the perspective of people living with dementia , 19th International Nursing Ethics Conference and 4th International Ethics in Care Conference , Catherine McAuley School of Nursing and Midwifery, University College Cork, 1-2 September , 2018, pp16 - 17Oral Presentation, 2018, URL
• Kennelly, B., Whyte, R., Daly, L., Brady, A-M., Bracken-Scally, M., Keogh, B., & Hynes, G., Inpatient Costs of Patients with Dementia in an Acute Hospital in Ireland: An Empirical Analysis, Age and Ageing, 66th Annual & Scientific Meeting of the Irish Gerontological Society, Slieve Russell Hotel, Ballyconnell, Co. Cavan, 27-29 September 2018, 77, (Issue suppl_5), 2018, ppv13 - v60Meeting Abstract, 2018, URL
• Kennelly, B., Whyte, R., Daly, L., Brady, A-M., Bracken-Scally, M., Keogh, B., & Hynes, G., The Impact of a Diagnosis of Dementia on Length of Stay in Acute Hospitals in Ireland, Age and Ageing, 66th Annual & Scientific Meeting of the Irish Gerontological Society, Slieve Russell Hotel, Ballyconnell, Co. Cavan, 27-29 September 2018, 77, (Issue suppl_5), 2018, ppv13 - v60Meeting Abstract, 2018, URL
• Maguire J. and Daly L., Dementia Care in the Community: The Public Health Nurse's Perspective, Age and Ageing, 66th Annual & Scientific Meeting of the Irish Gerontological Society Transforming Ageing Across Borders , Slieve Russell Hotel Cavan, 27th-29th September, 47, (Supp 5), 2018, ppV13-V16Meeting Abstract, 2018, URL
• Keogh B, Daly L, Brady AM, Bracken-Scally M, Hynes G, Kennelly B, Ciblis A, Pittalis C, & Mc Carron M. , Key Stakeholders Perceptions of Assistive Technology to Support People with Dementia living at home., 28th Alzheimer Europe Conference: "Making dementia a European priority"., Barcelona , 29 to 31 Oct, 2018Poster, 2018, TARA - Full Text
• Bracken-Scally, M., Brady, A-M., Daly, L., Keogh, B., Kennelly, B., Hynes, G. & McCarron, M., Use of a consortium approach in integrating dementia care services in acute hospitals, National Forum on Integrated Care in Ireland, University College Dublin, 5 December 2018, 2018Poster, 2018
• Higgins A., Downes C., Daly L., Begley T., Sharek D. and De Vries J., Capacity building in sexual health promotion: a longitudinal evaluation of a training-the-trainer programme in Ireland, Sexual and Relationship Therapy, 36, (1), 2021, p46 - 67Journal Article, 2021, URL
• Brady A.M.,, Learning from innovation in dementia care in the community, Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference (THEconf2019, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 6-7 March , 2019Oral Presentation, 2019, URL
• Bracken-Scally M., Brady A-M., Daly L. , Hynes G. , Keogh B. , Kennelly B. and Mc Carron M. , Methodological lessons learned from a parallel dementia process evaluation, Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference (THEconf2019, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 6-7 March , 2019Oral Presentation, 2019, URL
• O'Connor P., Daly L. and Higgins A., Partners' experiences of living with a person with an eating disorder: A grounded theory study, Journal of Advanced Nursing, 75, 2019, p1741 - 1750Journal Article, 2019, URL
• Bracken-Scally M. Keogh B., Daly l., Pittalis C., Kennelly B.,Hynes G., Gibb M., Cole N., McMahon G., Lawlor B., MCCarron M. & Brady AM, Assessing the Impact of Dementia Inclusive Environmental Adjustment in the Emergency Department, Dementia, 20, (1), 2021, p28 - 46Journal Article, 2021, DOI
• Dookhy J. and Daly L., Identifying and Addressing Challenges Experienced by Nurses when Caring for Persons with Dementia Experiencing Responsive Behaviours in Acute Hospitals, Age and Ageing, Irish Gerontological Society 67th Annual and Scientific Meeting, Clayton Hotel Silver Spring Cork, 26th-28th September, 48, (3), 2019, ppiii17 - iii17Meeting Abstract, 2019, URL
• Daly L., Byrne G.& Keogh B., Contemporary considerations relating to health promotion and older people, British Journal of Nursing, 28, (21), 2019, p1414 - 1419Journal Article, 2019, URL
• International Journal of Older People Nursing, Wiley, [eds.], 2020-2024Editorial Board, 2020
• Keogh B., Ting To, W., Daly L., Hynes G., Kennelly S., Lawlor B., Timmons S., O'Reilly S., Bracken-Scally M., Ciblis A., Cole N., Drury A., Pitalis C., Kennelly B., McCarron M. and Brady A.M., Acute hospital staff's attitudes towards dementia and perceived dementia knowledge: a cross-sectional survey in Ireland, BMC Geriatrics, 20, (376), 2020Journal Article, 2020, DOI , URL , TARA - Full Text
• Brady A.M., Drennan J., Elliott N., Daly L., Fleming S., Savage E., Hegarty J., Lehane E., Cotter P., Rogerson S., Varley J., O'Reilly D. and Bryant-Lukosis D. , Evaluation of the Impact of Implementing a Draft Policy to Develop Advanced Nurse Practitioners (cANPs/RANPs) to Meet Health Service Needs Final Report, University College Cork and Trinity College Dublin, 2020, p1 - 186Report, 2020, URL
• Fenlon-Carroll A., Harris E., Murphy A., White P. & Daly L ., Advancing Enhanced Care Practice in Naas General Hospital, Year of the Nurse, Chief Nurse Webinar 2020. Year of the Nurse Virtual Presentation, 15th December , 2020Poster, 2020, URL
• White P., Fenlon-Carroll A., Harris E., Murphy A. and Daly L., Using an appreciative inquiry methodology with the World Cafe approach to explore enhanced care in a general hospital setting., THEconf2021, Virtual Conference School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 9-11th March 2021, 2021Poster, 2021, URL
• Dookhy J. and Daly, L, Nurses' experiences of caring for persons with dementia experiencing responsive behaviours in an acute hospital: A Qualitative Descriptive, International Journal of Older People Nursing, 2021Journal Article, 2021, URL
• McCann M., Kelly A.M., Eustace-Cook J., Howlin C. and Daly L., Community nurses attitudes, knowledge and educational needs in relation to urinary continence, continence assessment, and management: A systematic review, Journal of Clinical Nursing, 31, (7-8), 2022, p1041-1060Journal Article, 2022, DOI , URL
• Daly L.,White P., Harris E., Nenan K., Duignan E., Maguire A.M., and O'Regan M., Nurses' Preparedness For End-of-Life Conversations - Exploring Nurses' Experiences and Needs When Communicating With Patients With Non-malignant Life-limiting Illnesses In An Acute Hospital Care Setting, Dublin, September, 2021, p1 - 96Report, 2021
• Byrne G., Keogh B. and Daly L., Self-management support for older adults with chronic illness - the implications for nursing practice., British Journal of Nursing, 31, (2), 2022, p86 - 94Journal Article, 2022, URL
• O'Reilly D., Brady A.M., Bryant-Lukosius D., Varley J., Daly L., Cotter P., Elliot N., Lehane E., Fleming S., Savage E., Hegarty J. & Drennan J., Patient-reported experiences of consultation with an advanced nurse practitioner: Factor structure and reliability analysis of the patient enablement and satisfaction survey., Journal of Advanced Nursing, 77, 2021, p4279-4289Journal Article, 2021, URL
• Phelan A., Daly L. and Keogh B., Exploring Older People's Experiences of Shielding During the COVID-19 Pandemic, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 2021, p1 - 85Report, 2021, URL
• Daly L., White P., Harris E., Fenlon-Carroll A. and Murphy A. , Using a Collaborative Approach to identify ways to strengthen enhanced care practices in a general hospital while building research capacity, Age and Ageing, Annual and Scientific Meeting Virtual Meeting of the Irish Gerontological Society 70 Years of Change 1951-2021 , Virtual, 18th November 2021, 50, (Supplement 3), 2021Poster, 2021, URL
• Phelan A., Daly L. and Keogh B., Exploring Older People's Experiences of Shielding During the COVID-19 Pandemic, Age and Ageing, Annual and Scientific Meeting Virtual Meeting of the Irish Gerontological Society 70 Years of Change 1951-2021 , Virtual, 18th November 2021, 50, (Supplement 3), 2021Oral Presentation, 2021, URL
• Phelan, A., Daly., L., Coffey, A., Kent, S. Naughton, C. Touhy D., Ryan, A. and Byrne M. , Experiences of Directors of Nursing in Preparing for and Managing COVID-19 in Care Homes for Older People. , School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 2022, p1 - 173Report, 2022, URL
• Phelan A., Daly L, Dunne N. and Byrne M., Exploring Experiences of Carers During COVID-19, Autumn Research Conference Family Carers Ireland, Virtual, 24th November, 2021Oral Presentation, 2021, URL
• Phelan A., Daly L. and Keogh B., Life in COVID 19: the experiences of community dwelling older people, TheConf 2022, School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 8th-10th March, 2022Oral Presentation, 2022, URL
• White P., Harris E., Duignan E., Maguire A.M., Neenan K. and Daly L., A qualitative exploration of nurses' experiences of communicating with patients with non-malignant life-limiting illnesses: findings from a mixed method study, TheConf 2022, School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 8th-10th March, 2022Oral Presentation, 2022, URL
• Allen A., Dennehy H., Corr C., Dunne P., McCallion P., Kennelly S., Daly L., McGlinchey E. and McCarron M. , Post-diagnostic dementia supports for people with an intellectual disability: a qualitative investigation of current supports and recommendations, TheConf 2022, School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 8th-10th March, 2022Oral Presentation, 2022, URL
• Keogh B., Daly L. and Byrne G, Supporting resilience in older people: implications for nursing practice, British Journal of Community Nursing, 27, (6), 2022, p272 - 276Journal Article, 2022, URL
• Phelan A., Daly L., Byrne M. and Dunne N. , Exploring the Experiences of Carers in the COVID-19 Pandemic. , Trinity Centre for Practice and Healthcare Innovation, School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 2022, p1 - 135Report, 2022, URL
• Daly L., Byrne G. and Keogh B, Promoting Health with Older Adults Living with Dementia in the Community , Nursing Standard, 2022Journal Article, 2022, URL
• Dennehy H., Allen A.P., McGlinchey E., Buttery N., Garcia-Dominguez L., Chansler R., Corr C., Dunne P., Kennelly S., Daly L. McCallion P. and McCarron M., A scoping review of post-diagnostic dementia supports for people with intellectual disability, Aging and Mental Health, 2022Journal Article, 2022, URL
• Phelan A., Daly L., Coffey A., Kent S., Naughton C. Tuohy D. , Ryan A. and Byrne M., Experiences of Directors of Nursing in Residential Care of Older People During COVID-19, Age and Ageing, Annual and Scientific Meeting of the Irish Gerontological Society 2022: New Frontiers in Gerontology, Slieve Russell Cavan, 3rd-4th November, edited by Kenny R.A. Prof , 51, (S3), 2022, pp1 - 74Conference Paper, 2022, URL
• Connolly, D., Daly, L., O'Brien, F., Harris, E., Antony, A. & Grogan, F, Impact of COVID-19 on Nurses' Experiences of Communicating with and Supporting Patients and Family/ Informal Carers' Communication: A Qualitative Exploration, Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference (THEconf2023), School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 8-9th March 2023, 2023Oral Presentation, 2023
• Phelan A., Daly l. and Keogh B, Exploring older people"s experiences of shielding during the COVID-19 pandemic, European Geriatric Medicine, 18th Congress of the European Geriatric Medicine Society, Excel, London, 28th-30th September, 13, (Supp 1), Springer, 2022, ppP-303Poster, 2022, URL
• Phelan A., Daly L., Coffey A., Kent S., Naughton C., Tuohy D., Ryan A. and Byrne M., Navigating the Storm: Experiences of Older Person Residential Care Home Directors of Nursing in COVID-19, European Geriatric Medicine, 18th Congress of the European Geriatric Medicine Society, Excel London, 28th-30th September , 13, (Supp 1), Springer, 2022, ppP-304Poster, 2022, DOI
• Daly, L., O'Brien, F., Connolly, D., Harris, E., Antony, A.M. & Grogan, F., Impact of COVID-19 on nurses' experiences of communicating with and supporting patients and family/ informal carers' communication, 8th Dublin South, Kildare, Wicklow Nursing and Midwifery Planning and Development Unit Conference "Recognising Nursing & Midwifery"s contribution in the current and evolving healthcare environment", Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley, 14th September 2023, 2023Poster, 2023
• Kelly A.M., Joyce D., Maguire E., O'Dowd T. Butler E., McCann M. & Daly L., Urinary Continence in the Adult Population: A Cross-sectional Survey of Community Nurses' Knowledge., 8th Dublin South, Kildare, Wicklow Nursing and Midwifery Planning and Development Unit Conference "Recognising Nursing & Midwifery"s contribution in the current and evolving healthcare environment, Clayton Hotel Liffey Valley, 14th September 2023, 2023Poster, 2023
• Daly, L., O'Brien, F., Connolly, D., Harris, E., Antony A.M. & Grogan, F., Enabling Person and Family-Centred Communication - Learning from COVID-19, A Nursing Perspective, Naas Hospital Quality, Research and Audit Day 2023, Naas General Hospital, 4th December 2023, 2023Poster, 2023
• Supporting the Expression of Sexuality and Intimacy in a Palliative Care Context in, editor(s)Larkin P , Textbook of Palliative Care, 2024, [Higgins A, Daly, L Hynes G]Book Chapter, 2024
• Joyce, D., Kelly, A.M., Maguire, E., O"Dowd, T., Butler, E., McCann, M., & Daly, L., A Cross-sectional Survey of Community Nurses" Attitudes Relating to Urinary Continence in the Adult Population., 'New Horizons in Healthcare: Global Impact, Local Relevance. Trinity Health and Education International Research Conference 2024 (THEconf2024), School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, March 6th, 2024Poster, 2024, URL
• McGlinchey, E., Daly, L., Allen, A., Dennehy, H., Buttery, N., Corr, C., McCallion, P., Kennelly, S., Dunne, P., McCarron, M., Developing Best Practice Guidelines for Post-Diagnostic Dementia Support for People with an Intellectual Disability, 33rd Alzheimer Europe Conference, Helsinki, 16-18 October 2023, 2023Oral Presentation, 2023
• (ed.), Universal Design For Learning: A Journey, Not A Destination, York Racecourse, York, UK, 23-24th April, 2024Proceedings of a Conference, 2024
• Mooney, M. Nolan, L, A Critique of Freire's Perspective on Critical Social Theory in Nursing Education, Nurse Education Today, 26, 2006, p240 - 244Journal Article, 2006, URL
• Nolan, L. , "Caring Connections with Older Persons with Dementia in an Acute Hospital Setting" , International Journal of Older People Nursing, 1, 2006, p208 - 215Journal Article, 2006, URL
• Keogh, B. and Nolan, L. , 'Lessons Learned while Conducting Research with Vulnerable Populations', The 7th Annual Inter-disciplinary Research Conference: Transforming Healthcare Through Research Education and Technology, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 8th November , 2006, pp373 - 374Conference Paper, 2006
• Adams, A., Corroon, A.M., Mooney, M. and Nolan, L., 'An Evaluation of an On-Line Learning Support Package for Post-Graduate Nursing Students', The 7th Annual Inter-disciplinary Research Conference: Transforming Healthcare Through Research Education and Technology, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 8th November , 2006Conference Paper, 2006
• Nolan, L., McCarron, M., McCallion, P. and Murphy-Lawless, J. , Presentation of the findings of Stigma in dementia: an exploratory study', The Right to be Heard, The Alzheimer Society of Ireland, Annual National Conference 2006, Sligo Park Hotel, 18th November , 2006Conference Paper, 2006
• Nolan, L., Caring for persons with dementia in an acute hospital - the nurses perspective', 5th Annual Interdisciplinary Research Conference, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, November 2005, 2005Poster, 2005
• Nolan, L., McCarron, M., McCallion, P., & Murphy-Lawless, J., Perceptions of Stigma in Dementia: An exploratory study, Dublin, The Alzheimer Society of Ireland, September, 2006, p1 - 116Report, 2006, URL
• Nolan, L, Caring for people with dementia in the acute setting: a study of nurses' views, British Journal of Nursing, 16, (7), 2007, p419 - 422Journal Article, 2007, URL
• McCarron, M, Nolan, L, McCallion, P and Murphy-Lawless, J, "Loss of Place" Understanding Dementia-related Stigma from an Irish Perspective, The Sound of Silence, 17th Conference of Alzheimer Europe, Estoril, Portugal, 9-12 May, 2007Conference Paper, 2007
• Corroon, A.M., Nolan, L., Adams, A. and Mooney, M., Laying the Foundations: on-line learning support for postgraduate nursing students, "Teaching and Learning in the Changing World of Higher Education". 3rd AISHE Conference, National University of Ireland, Maynooth Co. Kildare, August 30th and 31st, 2007Poster, 2007
• Nolan, L. McCarron, M., McCallion, P. and Muprhy-Lawless, J., 'Stigma in dementia' - reality or myth, supportive or non-supportive? , Irish Journal of Medical Science - Conference Proceedings of 55th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Irish Gerontological Society, 176, (S6), 2007, pS256 - S257Journal Article, 2007, URL
• Nolan, L, Conceptualising Ethical Research Practice in Terms of Supportive Ethical Pillars - an Explication of One Researchers Experience, 27th International Nursing and Midwifery Research Conference, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, February 20-21st, 2008, pp61Conference Paper, 2008
• Nolan, L, Linking 'Citizenship' and the Experiences of Lay/Informal Carers, Embracing the Challenge: Citizenship and Dementia, The Dementia Services Development Centre Northern Ireland,Stormont Hotel, Belfast, 6-8 May, 2008, pp35Meeting Abstract, 2008
• Nolan, L, Promoting Citizenship in Dementia Research Practice, Embracing the Challenge: Citizenship and Dementia, Dementia Services Development Centre Northern Ireland, Stormont Hotel, Belfast, 6-8 May, 2008Poster, 2008
• Nolan, L., McCarron M., Higgins A. and McCallion P., Sensitive subjects and vulnerable participants: managing the qualitative data collection process in dementia research, Irish Journal of Medical Science, 177, (S9), 2008, pS305Journal Article, 2008, URL
• Nolan, L. and Byrne, G., Revising and revitalising - ensuring curricular content is fit for purpose, Irish Journal of Medical Science, 56th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Irish Gerontological Society, Kilkenny, 3rd-4th October, 177, (S9), 2008, ppS316Meeting Abstract, 2008, URL
• Keogh, B. and Daly, L., The ethics of conducting research with mental health service users, British Journal of Nursing, 18, (5), 2009, p277 - 281Journal Article, 2009, URL
• Nolan, L., McCarron, M., McCallion, P. and Lawless, J., Exploring Stigma in Dementia in an Irish Context, Citizenship: Responding to the Challenge of Dementia. The Dementia Services Development Centre 1st International Conference , University of Stirling, Scotland, 3-4 April, 2007, pp27Poster, 2007
• Watson, A. and Nolan, L., Knowledge for Practice - Delirium Awareness and Management, Advancing Nursing and Midwifery Practice and Performance in Modern Healthcare Systems, 28th International Nursing and Midwifery Research Conference, Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 26th February, 2009, pp110Meeting Abstract, 2009
• McCarron M, Nolan, L., McCallion, P. and Murphy-Lawless, J, Loss of Place-Understanding Dementia Related Stigma from and Irish Perspective, 17th Alzheimer's Europe Conference -Estoril Spain , Estoril Spain , 9th -12th May 2007, 2007Meeting Abstract, 2007
• Watson, A. and Daly, L., Delirium Education for Practice, Nursing Research Audit and Quality in Practice, 2nd Annual Seminar, St James's Hospital Dublin, May 28th, 2009Poster, 2009
• McCague, S and Daly, L, An Exploratory Study of Older Men and Women's Experiences of Shared Accomodation and Facilities in a Rehabilitative Community Hospital Setting, Advancing Gerontological Nursing Practice. Past, Present and Future. All Ireland Gerontological Nursing Association, Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork, 4th June, 2009Meeting Abstract, 2009
• Watson, A. and Daly, L. , Delirium. Meeting Acute Care Staff Educational Needs, Advancing Gerontological Nursing Practice. Past, Present and Future. All Ireland Gerontological Nursing Association, Rochestown Park Hotel, Cork, 4th June, 2009Meeting Abstract, 2009
• Daly, L., McCarron, M., Higgins, A. and McCallion, P, Conceptualising Family Care: Using classic grounded theory to understand the process of informal dementia care, Facing the Future, The DSDC's 3rd International Conference, York Race Course, York, United Kingdom, 14-16th September, 2009Meeting Abstract, 2009
• McCarthy, E., Daly, L., Whyte, A. and McCarron, M, Using Technology in Designing an Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Programme, Integrating Care More Effectively. Unlocking the Potential of Nurses and Midwives. 27th International Nursing and Midwifery Conference, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, 27th February 2010, 2010Poster, 2010
• Daly, L., McCarron, M., Higgins, A. and McCallion, P., Informal dementia care: socially constructed and socially experienced, New Frontiers in Caring: 2010 and Beyond. 5th International Carers Conference, Leeds Royal Armouries, Leeds, UK, 8th July, 2010Poster, 2010
• Daly, L., McCarron, M., Higgins, A. and McCallion, P., 'Living on the fringes' - the Implications for Nurse Education, Building and Promoting Excellence in Practice, National University of Ireland Galway, April 4th-5th, 2011Oral Presentation, 2011
• Daly L., 'Mixing it up' - A blended learning innovation for enhancing MSc Gerontological Nursing Ethics Education, All Ireland Gerontological Nurses Association (AIGNA) 3rd Annual Conference, Dublin, Ireland, 22 June 2011, 2011Poster, 2011
• Principles of Acute Care with Older People in, editor(s)Brady, A.M., McCabe, C. and McCann, M. , A Concise Systems Approach to Medical & Surgical Nursing, Wiley-Blackwell, 2014, pp78-89 , [Daly, L., Tolson, D. and Ayton, A.]Book Chapter, 2014
• Daly, L, Understanding Dementia - One word many meanings. Keynote Presentation., Dementia Awareness in Our Community. Social Inclusion Week., Assembly Room, County Hall, Dun Laoghaire, Ireland, October 11th, 2011Oral Presentation, 2011
• Condell, S., Elliott, N. and Nolan, L., Perceptions of the clinical learning environment: a supernumerary student survey , All Ireland Journal of Nursing and Midwifery, 1, (4), 2001, p148 - 151Journal Article, 2001
• Daly L. and Fahey-McCarthy E., Transforming Perspectives: Transformative Dementia Education and Blended Learning, 23rd International Networking for Healthcare Education Conference, Robinson College, University of Cambridge, Cambridge, England, 3rd to 5th September, 2012, pp8-Oral Presentation, 2012
• Daly, L, 'A Step Forward' - Transformational Ethics Education, 12th Annual Research Conference, Catherine McAuley School of Nursing and Midwifery, University College Cork, 9th September, 2012, pp43-Poster, 2012
• Higgins A., Sheerin F., Daly L., Sharek D., Griffiths C., deVries J. and McBennett P., Towards a Full Life: An Evaluation of Family Support Programmes for People with a Disability in Ireland, Dublin, Trinity College Dublin, School of Nursing and Midwifery, 2012Report, 2012
• Wheeler, L. Daly, L, An Exploration of the Experiences of Staff Working with People with Intellectual Disabilities and Dementia within an Residential Setting, 4th International Nursing and Midwifery Conference, Building and Promoting Excellence in Practice, National University of Ireland, Galway, 15th April, 2013, pp7Poster, 2013
• Begley, T., Daly, L., Hollywood, E., Murphy, M., Doyle, C., Implementing Blended Learning in Nursing and Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Programmes, 4th International Nursing & Midwifery Conference, NUI Galway, 15-16 April, 2013Poster, 2013
• Daly, L., McCabe, C., Establishing the Landscape of Interdisciplinary Masters/Postgraduate Programmes in Later Life/Aged Care, "Helping Older People to Flourish in Different Care Settings: The Nursing Contribution" All Ireland Gerontological Nurses Association 5th Annual Conference, Crowne Plaza Hotel Dundalk, 30th May, 2013, pp21Poster, 2013
• Parissopoulos S., Timmins F. and Daly L., Re-exploring the ritual of the ward round, Nursing in Critical Care, 18, (5), 2013, p219-221Journal Article, 2013, URL
• Griffiths C, Sheerin F, Daly L, Sharek D, DeVries J, McBennett P, Higgins A, Building Confident Families: An evaluation of four family support programmers for people with a disability in Ireland. , 6th Roundtable Meeting of the International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disability (IASSID) Special Interest Group on People with Profound Intellectual and Multiple Disability, The University of Groningen, The Netherlands, 23rd-25th October, 2013Oral Presentation, 2013
• Daly L, Fahey-McCarthy E, Re-examining the basis for ethical dementia care practice, British Journal of Nursing, 23, (2), 2014, p81-85Journal Article, 2014, URL
• Daly, L., Fahey-McCarthy, E, Attending to the Spiritual in Dementia Care Nursing, British Journal of Nursing, 23, (14), 2014, p787-791Journal Article, 2014, URL
• Higgins A, Sharek D, Sheerin F, Daly L, Griffiths C, de Vries J, and McBennett P., Towards a full life: An evaluation of family support programmes for people with disability, National Institute of Health Sciences Research Bulletin,, 7, (2), 2013, pp56Published Abstract, 2013, URL
• Daly, L., McCarron M., Higgins, A. and McCallion, P, 'Sustaining Place' - a grounded theory of how informal carers of people with dementia manage alterations to relationships within their social worlds, Journal of Clinical Nursing, 22, 2013, p501 - 512Journal Article, 2013, URL
• Daly L, Sharek D, DeVries J, Griffiths C, Sheerin F, McBennett P and Higgins A., The impact of four family support programmes for people with a disability in Ireland, Journal of Intellectual Disabilities, 19, (1), 2015, p34-50Journal Article, 2015, DOI , TARA - Full Text

• Nolan, L, Staff nurses perceptions of their experience of caring for chronically confused older persons in an acute hospital setting', Monthly Research Meeting, St Vincent's University Hospital, May 27th, 2004, Deparment of Old Age PsychiatryInvited Talk
• Nolan, L, Review of 'Alzheimer's Dementia in Persons with Intellectual Disability: some common questions and concerns', by Dr Mary McCarron , In The Frontline of Learning Disability., Volume 60, 2004Review
• Daly L., Keogh B., Hynes G., Mc Carron M., Kennelly B., Ciblis A., Bracken-Scally M. & Brady A-M., Evaluation of the Genio Dementia Programme 2013 - project overview, Facuty of Health Sciences Research Day, Trinity College Dublin, 17th September, 2015Poster
• McCabe C, Daly L, Fahy McCarthy E, O'Shea H, Ethical and Legal Decision Making with a Person with Advanced Dementia, Conference: Palliative Care Needs of People with Dementia: Building Capacity, Mullingar Park Hotel, 3rd November, 2015, Irish Hospice FoundationInvited Talk
• Brady, A-M., Hynes, G., Keogh, B., Daly, L., Kennelly, B., Bracken-Scally, M., Ciblis, A., McCarron, M. , Evaluation of the Genio Dementia Programme 2014-16 Interim Report. , School of Nursing and Midwifery, , Trinity College Dublin, 2016Report
• Brady, A-M., Hynes, G., Keogh, B., Daly, L., Kennelly, B., Ciblis, A., Bracken-Scally, M., McCarron, M. , Evaluation of the Genio Dementia Programme 2014-16 'Connolly Hospital Integrated Care Pathway for People with Dementia' Initiative: Early Findings. , School of Nursing and Midwifery, , Trinity College Dublin, 2016Report
• Brady, A-M., Hynes, G., Keogh, B., Daly, L., Kennelly, B., Ciblis, A., Bracken-Scally, M., McCarron, M, ). Evaluation of the Genio Dementia Programme 2014-16 Cork Integrated Dementia Care Across Settings (Cork-IDEAS) Initiative: Early Findings., School of Nursing and Midwifery, , Trinity College Dublin, 2015Report
• Brady, A-M., Hynes, G., Keogh, B., Daly, L., Kennelly, B., Ciblis, A., Bracken-Scally, M., McCarron, M, Evaluation of the Genio Dementia Programme 2014-16 'Memory Matters' Initiative Implemented by the Carlow/Kilkenny Service Provider Forum: Early Findings. , School of Nursing and Midwifery, , Trinity College Dublin, 2016Report
• Brady, A-M., Hynes, G., Keogh, B., Daly, L., Kennelly, B., Bracken-Scally, M., Ciblis, A., McCarron, M. , Evaluation of the Genio Dementia Programme 2014-16 DemPath Integrated Care Pathway Project: Early Findings, School of Nursing and Midwifery, , Trinity College Dublin, 2015Report
• Brady, A-M., Hynes, G., Keogh, B., Daly, L., Kennelly, B., Bracken-Scally, M., Ciblis, A., McCarron, M. , Evaluation of the Genio Dementia Programme 2014-16 Community Outreach Dementia Project Leitrim: Early Findings, School of Nursing and Midwifery, , Trinity College Dublin, 2015Report
• Higgins A., Downes C., Daly L., Begley T., DeVries J. and Sharek D. , The Development and Piloting of the Sexual Health Promotion Education Evaluation Tool (SH-PET). , School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 2016Report
• Daly, L, Foundations for ethical practice and decision-making in palliative care: enhancing discourse and practice, Masterclass, New Forest Golf and Country Club Tyrrelspass, 12th October, 2016, Health Services Executive Palliative Care TeamInvited Talk
• Higgins A; Downes C; Daly L; Begley T; DeVries J; Shorter J , An evaluation of the effectiveness of the Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion (FPSHP): Site Specific Report for Galway, School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 2016Report
• Higgins A; Downes C; Daly L; Begley T; DeVries J; Shorter J , An evaluation of the effectiveness of the Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion (FPSHP): Site Specific Report for Killarney, School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 2016Report
• Higgins A; Downes C; Daly L; Begley T; DeVries J; Shorter J , An evaluation of the effectiveness of the Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion (FPSHP): Site Specific Report for Waterford, School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 2016Report
• Brady, A-M, Keogh, B. Daly, L.Kennelly, B. Hynes, G. Bracken, M. & Ciblish A. , HSE Genio Dementia Programme; setting the context of integration of care in acute hospitals, HSE & Genio Dementia Briefing 2016, Aisling Hotel , 12th December , 2016Invited Talk
• Brady, A-M., Bracken-Scally, M., Hynes, G., Keogh, B., Daly, L., Kennelly, B., Ciblis, A., Pittalis, C., & McCarron, M., Evaluation of the Community Outreach Dementia Project Leitrim, Dublin, Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, 2017Report, URL
• Brady, A-M., Ciblis, A., Hynes, G., Keogh, B., Daly, L., Kennelly, B., Bracken-Scally, M., & McCarron, M., Evaluation of the Memory Matters Carlow/Kilkenny Community Dementia Project, Dublin, Ireland, Trinity College Dublin, 2017Report, URL
• Bracken-Scally, M., Brady, A-M., Keogh, B., Hynes, G.,Kennelly, B., Drury, A., Daly, L., & McCarron, M., Evaluation of the Connolly Hospital Dementia Pathways Project: Preliminary findings, Connolly Hospital Dementia Pathways Partnerships in Care Seminar, Connolly Hospital, Blanchardstown, Dublin, 20 September 2018, 2018Invited Talk
• Brady A.M., Daly L., Keogh B., Kennelly B., Ciblis A., Drury A., Hynes G., Bracken-Scally M., Pittalis C. and McCarron M., Evaluation of the Cork Integrated Dementia Care Across Settings (Cork-IDEAS) Project, Dublin, Ireland, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 2018, p1 - 109Report, URL
• White P., Daly L. and Byrne G. , Improving Practice Led Research for the Benefit of Service and Service Users: Research Capacity Building for Clinical Nurse Specialists and Advanced Nurse Practitioners, Trinity Centre for Practice and Healthcare Innovation, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin., 2018Report
• Brady, A-M., Bracken-Scally, M., Keogh, B., Kennelly, B., Daly, L., Hynes, G., Pittalis, C., Drury, A., Ciblis, A. & McCarron, M., Evaluation of the St. James's Hospital DemPath Integrated Care Pathway Project, Dublin, Ireland, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 2018Report, URL
• Brady A.M., Bracken-Scally M., Keogh B., Kennelly B., Daly L., Hynes G., Drury A., Ciblis A. and McCarron M, Evaluation of the Connolly Hospital Dementia Pathways Programme, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 2018Report, URL
• Daly L., Fenlon-Carroll A., Murphy A., Harris E. and White P., Developing enhanced care in Naas General Hospital: an exploratory study, Naas General Hospital Nursing Research Day, Naas General Hospital, 22nd November 2019, 2019Oral Presentation
• Daly, L, 'Choosing Nursing as a Career Pathway', Year of the Nurse Event for Transition Year Students, St James's Hospital, February 25th , 2020Invited Talk
• Daly L., The Steering Committee. My experiences: a personal reflection on tips and points to consider, Engaging Dementia How to set up a Dementia Café Workshop, Virtual Event, 25th January, 2021, Engaging DementiaInvited Talk
• Daly, L, Choosing Nursing as a Career, Introduction to Nursing (Transition Year Programme), St James's Hospital, 7th December, 2021Invited Talk
• Daly L., White P., Harris E., Neenan K., Duignan E., Maguire A.M. and O'Regan M. , Nurses' Experiences and Needs when Communicating with Patients with Non-malignant Life-limiting Illnesses., Naas General Hospital Quality Improvement, Audit and Research Day, NGH, 14th December 2021, 2021Poster
• Fenlon-Carroll A., Harris E., Murphy A., White P. & Daly L. , Developing Enhanced Care in Naas General Hospital. A collaborative, multi-method study., Naas General Hospital Quality Improvement, Audit and Research Day, NGH, 14th December 2021, 2021Poster
• Daly L, Providing Nursing Students with International Experiences " Issues and Strategies Keynote, Oslo Met Moves National Summit, Oslo Met University, Norway, 17th-19th April, 2023, Department of Nursing and Health Promotion Oslo Met UniversityInvited Talk
• Daly L., O'Brien F., Connolly D., Harris E., Anthony A.M. and Grogan F., The Impact of COVID-19 on Nurses" Experiences of Communicating with and Supporting Patients and Family/Informal Carers Communication: A Qualitative Exploration, Trinity Centre for Practice and Healthcare Innovation, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity Coll, April, 2023, p1 - 86Report, URL
• McCarron, M., Daly, L., McCallion, P., Allen, A.P., Buttery, N., Dennehy, H., Kennelly, S., Corr, C., Dunne, P., McGlinchey, E., Post-Diagnostic Dementia Support Guidelines for People with an Intellectual Disability, 17, Trinity College Dublin, March, 2024Report, TARA - Full Text
• McCarron, M., Allen, A.P., Buttery, N., Dennehy, H., Kennelly, S., Corr, C., Dunne, P., Daly, L., McCallion P., McGlinchey, E., Voices of Experience: Building Post-Diagnostic Dementia Support Guidelines for People with an Intellectual Disability. Brief Report, 5, Trinity College Dublin, January, 2024Report, DOI , TARA - Full Text
• Nolan, L., McCarron, M., McCallion, P. and Murphy-Lawless, J. , 'Stigma in dementia: an exploratory study', World Alzheimer Day Conference Organised by the Alzheimer Society of Ireland, School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, September 21st 2006, 2006Conference Paper
• Nolan, L, The Acute Care Environment and Supporting Patients with Dementia, Mini Symposium on Dementia, Anne Young Room, Trinity Centre for Health Sciences, October 16th , 2007, The Dementia Services Information and Development CentreInvited Talk
• Nolan, L, Book Review of "Reviewing Research Evidence for Practice. Systematic Reviews' Editted by Webb,C and Roe, B, Review of Reviewing Research Evidence for Practice. Systematic Reviews, Nurse Education in Practice, 9, (1), 2009Review, URL
• Daly, L, Book review , Review of Dementia Care Nursing. Well-being in People with Dementia and Their Families, by Adams, T , Nurse Education in Practice, 9, (3), 2009, pE5Review, URL
• Nolan, L, Book review, Review of Nursing Today Transition and Trends. 6th Edition. , by Zerwekh, J.A. and Claborn, J.C , Nurse Education in Practice, 10, 2010, pE4Review, URL
• Daly, L, Book review, Review of Nursing and Working with Other People, by Goodman, B. and Clemow, R, , Nurse Education in Practice, 9, 2009, pE12-E13Review, URL
• Daly, L, An overview of the theory of gerotranscendence, Presentation to the Ageing, Disability and Palliative Care Research Group, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin, 2009Invited Talk
• Daly, L, 'Sustaining Place' - a grounded theory of informal carers of people with dementia. An examination of temporality., Irish Gerontological Society. PhD Study Day on Ageing Research, Royal Irish Academy, 15th January, 2009Invited Talk
• Daly, L, Review of Ebersole and Hess's Gerontological Nursing & Healthy Ageing, by Touhy, T.A, Jett, K.F , Nurse Education in Practice, 2010Review, URL
• Daly, L, Overview of Principles of Person-centred Assessment for Older People, The Importance of Person Centred Care and Professional Standards and Guidelines. Care of the Older Person Conference, St James's Hospital, 4th February, 2010Invited Talk
• Watson, A. and Daly, L., The Importance of Person Centred Care and Professional Standards and Guidelines. Care of the Older Person Conference, 4th February, 2010, Trinity Health Sciences Building, St James's HospitalMeetings /Conferences Organised
• Daly, L and Keogh, B, Grounded Theory Analysis. Our Experiences., PhD Support Day Masterclass, School of Nursing and Midwifery Trinity College Dublin, 11th May, 2010Invited Talk
• Daly, L and Watson, A, Overview of Principles for Person-Centred Care for Older People, Centre for Learning and Technology, St James's Hosptial, 19th May, 2010Invited Talk
• Daly, L, Book review, Review of Older People Issues and Innovations in Care 3rd edition, by Nay, R and Garrett, S , Nurse Education in Practice, 10, 2010, pe62Review, URL
• Daly, L, Review of Qualitative Research, 3rd Edition, by Silverman, D (editor) , Nurse Education in Practice, 11, (6), 2011, pe20Review, URL
• Daly, L, Review of Palliative Care for Advanced Alzheimer's and Dementia. Guidelines and Standards for Evidence-based Care. , by Martin, G.A. and Sabbagh M.N.(editors) , Nurse Education in Practice, 12, (2), 2012, pe14Review, DOI
• Daly, L, 'Sustaining Place' - How informal carers of persons with dementia address the probliem of 'Living on the fringes' PhD Thesis, University of Dublin Trinity College, 2010Thesis, URL
• Daly, L, Review of The Dementia Care Workbook, by Morris, G and Moris, J , Nurse Education in Practice, 2011Review, URL
• Daly, L, Book Review, Review of Gerontology Nursing Case Studies. 100 Narratives for Learning. , by Bowles, D (editor) , Nurse Education in Practice, 12, (4), 2012, p36Review, DOI
• Daly, L., The Old and the New: Broadening our knowledge base for Contemporary Ethical Nursing Practice , Nursing Study Day, St James's Hospital, 10th May, 2012Invited Talk
• Daly, L, 'Looking Ahead' - Older People and Involvement in Advance Care Planning. , St Francis Hospice Raheny, March 21st, 2012Invited Talk
• Daly, L, Review of Nursing Care of Older People. A Textbook for Students and Nurses. , by Hindle A and Coates A , Nurse Education in Practice, 12, (6), 2012, pe51Review, DOI , URL
• Daly, L, Dementia Care - Ethical Issues and Decision-Making at End of Life (Workshop), Dementia and Palliative Care Study Day, St Francis Hospice Raheny, 6th November, 2012Invited Talk
• Daly, L, Review of Physical Change and Aging. A Guide for the Helping Professions, 5th edition, by Saxon, S.V., Etten M.J. and Perkins E.A , Nurse Education in Practice, 13, (3), 2012, pp.e1Review, URL
• Daly, L, Review of Systematic Approaches to a Successful Literature Review, by Booth A., Papaioannou D. and Sutton A , Nurse Education in Practice, 13, (3), 2013, pp.e6Review, DOI
• Daly, L., & McCabe C., Scoping Review to Inform the Development of an Inter-disciplinary Masters in Gerontology, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin., March, 2013Report
• Daly, L, 'Upholding Rights' - Supporting Older People's Involvement in Advance Care Planning. , Palliative Care and Older People, St Francis Hospice Raheny, 9th April, 2013Invited Talk
• Higgins A., Daly L., de Vries J., Keogh B., McCann E., and Sharek D. , Evaluation of the Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion (FPSHP). , Dublin, Trinity College Dublin School of Nursing and Midwifery, 2013Report, URL
• Daly, L, Review of Caring for Older People A Shared Approach, by Brown Wilson, C , Nurse Education in Practice, 13, 2013, pe43Review, DOI
• Griffiths C, Sheerin F, Daly L, Sharek D, DeVries J, McBennett P, Higgins A, Towards a full Life. An evaluation of four family support programmes for people with a disability in Ireland. , Reforming Social Services through Public-Private Partnership, The Royal Dublin Society, 9th October, 2013Oral Presentation
• Daly L, A Workshop Exploring Ethical Issues in Advanced Dementia and Palliative Care, Palliative Care in the Face of Fading Cognition: A Dementia Study Day, St Francis Hospice Raheny, 20th November, 2013Invited Talk

The key foci of my research include: 1.Dementia care (major focus), 2.Care of the older person (major focus), 3.Ethics in practice 4.Supporting sexuality and spirituality in later life. I have an established national profile in dementia and later life care recognised by my peers, health service colleagues and researchers. While my early research related to understanding experiences of service users, families and professionals in these areas, my research has evolved to focus on developing, implementing and evaluating related innovations in care. I aim to engage in research across the continuum of care that generates evidence to inform service transformation to enhance person oriented quality care supporting health and well-being. As my profile evidences, my research primarily fits both within the Trinity Centre for Practice and Healthcare Innovation (TCPHI), within which I am a Principal Investigator for the postdoctoral researcher contract with one of the linked sites, and also the TCD Ageing Research theme. I have a particular strength in collaborative research team working and am continuously asked to join research teams for my: research foci, ability to lead, manage and complete project work packages to deadline, and for support in relation to the ethics and pragmatic feasibility of studies. My experience includes postdoctoral and research assistant supervision. To date, I have been successful in securing funding of over €1,128,000 as Co-applicant or Principal Investigator. The research I conduct is funded and unfunded. A number of the unfunded projects are pro bono with clinical colleagues and are consistent with the TCPHI model of building research capacity within nursing colleagues to impact on health systems and service delivery. I have research skills across a diversity of research paradigms and methodologies with particular expertise in interpretive approaches e.g. grounded theory, and in qualitative systematic review and mixed method evaluation research. I am trained in Joanna Briggs Institute systematic reviews. My research experience informs my research supervision activities.

• Title

  Sustaining Place - How Informal Carers of Persons with Dementia Address the Problem of 'Living on the Fringes'
  Summary

  PhD Research and Thesis. The aim of this study was to develop a theory to explain the processes employed by informal carers of persons with dementia to resolve issues of primary concern to them. The study was conducted using a Classic Grounded Theory (CGT) approach and a social constructionist orientation informed the conceptualisation of the resultant theory. The problem of concern to informal carers in this study was identified as 'Living on the fringes'. This problem refers to a significant and frequently negative alteration to informal carers' relationships with and place within their life-worlds. The theory of 'Sustaining Place' represents the social pattern of activities informal carers engage in to address this problem and has four components: 1) 'Unsettled place', 2) 'Threatened place', 3) 'Sustaining our place' and 4) 'Sustained Place'. the theory is dynamic and can occur in relation to sequences of 'Sustaining Place'. The theory therefore represents the diverse and individual nature of an informal carer's experience of living with dementia.
  Date From

  2006
  Date To

  2010
• Title

  Observation of mealtime assistance at breakfast: a cross hospital project
  Summary

  As part of the work of the Trinity Centre for Practice & Healthcare Innovation, a cross hospital nutrition & hydration group undertook a project focusing on observation of mealtime assistance at breakfast across three partner hospitals. My role was as academic link for one of the partner sites.
  Funding Agency

  Not funded
  Date From

  2016
  Date To

  2017
• Title

  Improving Practice Based Research for the Benefit of Service and Service Users: Research Capacity Building for Clinical Nurse Specialists and Advanced Nurse Practitioners
  Summary

  This project is situated within the Trinity Centre for Practice and Healthcare Innovation. It supports research capacity building for nurses in NGH. Each of the associated projects involves a research team with a nurses or nurses from NGH, the post doctoral project researcher and a linked academic from the School of Nursing and Midwifery.
  Funding Agency

  Naas General Hospital
  Date From

  February 2019
  Date To

  February 2020
• Title

  Living with COPD in the community during the Covid-19 pandemic: an exploration of patients' perspectives.
  Summary

  This project was a sub-project of the funded Developing Improving Practice Based Research for the Benefit of Service and Service Users in Naas General Hospital (See that study for funding details).
  Funding Agency

  Health Services Executive
  Date From

  2022
  Date To

  2023
• Title

  Developing Enhanced Care in Naas General Hospital: An Exploratory Study
  Summary

  This project was a sub-project of the funded Developing Improving Practice Based Research for the Benefit of Service and Service Users in Naas General Hospital (See that study for funding details). The purpose of the project was to contribute to contribute to the strengthening of evidence based practice in relation to enhanced care by using mixed methods to gather information on current and desired enhanced care practice in NGH.
  Funding Agency

  Naas General Hospital
  Date From

  May 2019
  Date To

  June 2020
• Title

  The development and testing of an evaluation tool that captures the immediate and long-term outcomes of the Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion
  Summary

  The aims of this study were to: .Review existing evaluation tools used to evaluate education and training programmes for those engaged in sexual health promotion; .Develop and pilot an evaluation tool that captures the immediate and long-term outcomes of the Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion (FPSHP); and .Report on the tool development and outcomes of the evaluation of the FPSHP using the tool developed.
  Funding Agency

  Health Services Executive
  Date From

  2014
  Date To

  2016
• Title

  Exploring Stigma in Dementia
  Summary

  The Alzheimer Society of Ireland commissioned this exploratory research,to better understand this issue and gain insight into how to respond to dementia related stigma in an Irish context.A qualitative exploratory approach using grounded theory methods guided the conduct of the study. The research included a critical review of the literature to identify the existing knowledge base relating to stigma and dementia related stigma. The findings were integrated under nine themes and represent a preliminary exploration of stigma in dementia from the perspective of those interviewed. Principal Investigator: Dr Mary McCarron, Project Consultants: Prof Philip McCallion and Dr Jo Murphy-Lawless.
  Funding Agency

  Alzheimer Society of Ireland
  Date From

  April 2006
  Date To

  September 2006
• Title

  Evaluation of the Foundation Programme in Sexual Health Promotion
  Summary

  The evaluation study aimed to: evaluate the effectiveness of the FPSHP (and its support activities) in building capacity amongst health, education and community professionals with regard to the promotion of sexual health within HSE South; and establish whether the FPSHP demonstrated sufficient promise in relation to its contribution to sexual health promotion capacity building to warrant a further feasibility study regarding its extension beyond HSE South.
  Funding Agency

  Health Services Executive
  Date From

  November 2012
  Date To

  April 2013
• Title

  Including best practices and the voices of experience in developing post-diagnostic dementia support guidelines for people with an intellectual disability.
  Summary

  The aim of the study, is to develop accessible best practice guidelines for post-diagnostic dementia supports for people with an intellectual disability in Ireland. The resulting guidelines will identify needed adjustments, and make recommendations for all services on how best to provide post-diagnostic dementia supports to people with ID and their families/carers.
  Funding Agency

  Health Research Board
  Date From

  2020
  Date To

  2023
• Title

  GENIO: Evaluation of the capacity building potential of 'family focused' projects in the area of disability
  Summary

  The study was a multi-method approach using qualitative and quantitative methods to provide a comprehensive evaluation of four Genio grant-aided family-focused initiatives with a focus on building capacity to promote and support the inclusion of people with disabilities.
  Funding Agency

  GENIO
  Date From

  May 2012
  Date To

  October 2012
• Title

  Community nurses' attitudes, knowledge and education needs in relation to urinary continence in an adult population: A cross-sectional descriptive survey
  Summary
  Funding Agency

  Health Services Executive
  Date From

  2021
  Date To

  2023
• Title

  The Experience of Spirituality from the Perspective of the Person with Dementia
  Summary

  This meta-synthesis considered the experiences of spirituality from the perspective of people living with a diagnosis of dementia. A total of 667 papers were initially identified. However, following careful quality review assessment a final eight papers were selected. Findings demonstrated the ongoing importance of spirituality to people living with dementia and its importance as a means of finding hope, meaning and linkage with past, present and future. Expression of spirituality through faith practices, contact with faith communities, and the impact of dementia on these, were also highlighted.
  Date From

  November 2013
• Title

  Exploring Experiences of Carers in the COVID-19 Pandemic
  Summary

  Covid 19's impact has been within all sectors of society. Public health responses have included both personal and societal measures. Within these are social distancing, community restrictions, cocooning of at risk populations and a health system which has reorientated to accommodate mass testing and increasing acute care capacity. In May, a survey by Family Carers Ireland identified additional stresses such as heightened caregiver anxiety, delays or cancellations of care and a fear of getting Covid 19 and being unable to continue caregiving. This study will use build on the survey using caregivers voices about experiences of care during the pandemic.
  Funding Agency

  Irish Research Council
  Date From

  2021
• Title

  Nurses' preparedness for end of life conversations: Exploring acute nurses' experiences and needs when communicating with patients with non-malignant life-limiting illnesses
  Summary

  This sub-study is part of a two-study research project led by two Co-Principal Investigators. (The second study is led by Dr Margaret McCann Co-Principal Investigator on the overall research grant.) The aim of this sub-study is to explore the current experiences and needs of nurses in an acute hospital setting when communicating with patients with non-malignant life-limiting illnesses around end of life care.
  Funding Agency

  NMPDU via Naas General Hospital
  Date From

  July 2020
  Date To

  September 2021
• Title

  Improving Practice Led Research for the Benefit of Service Users; Research Capacity Building for Nursing - HSE Project 10200
  Summary

  The aim of this research project is to build research capacity (RCD) and enhance professional practice, healthcare and patient outcomes through the development of an enabling research infrastructure for nurse led research and innovation in collaboration with Community Health care Organisation 7. The intervention in this project builds upon the success reported by McKee et al. (2017) and a number of research capacity building collaborations with Dublin Midlands hospitals associated with CHO 7. A key activity for the post-doctoral researcher will be to provide support for nurses in the clinical area to do research and thus provide part of the formal infrastructure to foster RCD. The post-doctoral researcher will initially manage the five research projects identified in the tender document. Research projects will be developed in collaboration with CHO7 Directors of Public Health Nursing and Public Health Nurses. To assist in the process an initial consultation was held with PHN's in CHO7. The linked project I am currently involved in is a systematic review exploring community nurses' attitudes, knowledge and educational needs in relation to urinary continence, continence assessment, and management: The research project team on this study also includes Dr Margaret McCann, Ms Anne-Marie Kelly CHO7, Ms Jessica Eustace-Cook TCD Librarianand Dr Claire Howlin.
  Funding Agency

  Health Services Executive
  Date From

  2019
  Date To

  2021
• Title

  Evaluation of Genio Dementia Programme
  Summary

  This mult-site study evaluated integrated care for Persons with Dementia in 3 hospital and 2 community care sites. I was the Principal Investigator for one of the three hospital site evaluations. (approximate proportion of budget evaluation 1/6 overall budget). The aims of the hospital evaluation component of the overall project were to 1. Understand how integrated care pathways can change and improve service delivery and outcome for people living with dementia and their families and 2. Explore the roll-out of integrated care pathways and alignment with implementation of the National Dementia Strategy (Department of Health 2014). The hospital project evaluations examined each project's processes as well as it outcomes, looking at four key aspects: audit (organisational, ward and environmental), economic analysis, evaluation of education and awareness raising initiatives and evaluation of experience of dementia care services.
  Funding Agency

  Genio
  Date From

  July 2014
  Date To

  July 2018
• Title

  Improving Practice Based Research for the Benefit of Service and Service Users: Research Capacity Building for Clinical Nurse Specialists and Advanced Nurse Practitioners
  Summary

  Project situated within the Trinity Centre for Practice and Healthcare Innovation
  Funding Agency

  Naas General Hospital
  Date From

  February 2018
  Date To

  February 2019
• Title

  Older People's Experiences of shielding during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
  Summary

  The purpose of this qualitative study is to to explore the experiences of older people during the cocooning period of COVID-19. We want to identify how older adults coped, what older adults found positive or challenging, and how this impacted on older adults.
  Funding Agency

  Safeguarding Ireland
  Date From

  July 2020
  Date To

  July 2021
• Title

  Evaluation Study of the Impact of Implementing a Draft Policy to Develop Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANPs) to Meet Service Need
  Summary

  The aims of this mixed method evaluation was to: 1. measure the activities & impact (direct and indirect) of a critical mass of ANPs to five service areas: rheumatology, respiratory medicine, older persons care and unscheduled care ED & AMAU, 2. Evaluate the impact of this critical mass on service challenges of access to services, 3.Capture the perspective and experiences of patients and their families; the interdisciplinary teams; the health service organisation and the health system effect of implementation of the critical mass of ANPs, 3. Provide an analysis of the challenges and opportunities arising from this initiative, 4. Assess the economic effectiveness/contribution of the ANP policy and 5. Make recommendations for service, practice and implementation for continuing the rollout of a critical mass of ANP's. This mixed method evaluation is informed by Participatory Evidence-Informed Patient-Centred Process for ANP Role Development (PEPPA) (Bryant-Lukosius & DiCenso, 2004, Bryant-Lukosius et al. 2017).
  Funding Agency

  Health Services Executive
  Date From

  November 2018
  Date To

  January 2020
• Title

  Adult patient and service users' experiences of public and patient involvement, engagement and participation in the context of health organisation design, governance and policy-making.
  Summary

  The aim of the systematic review is to explore adult patient or service users' experience of public and patient involvement, engagement and participation in the context of health organisation design, governance and policy-making. The systematic review will be conducted in accordance with the Joanna Briggs Institute methodology for systematic reviews of qualitative evidence (Lockwood et al., 2020).
  Funding Agency

  Not funded
  Date From

  August 2020
  Date To

  2024
• Title

  Experiences of Directors of Nursing of Residential Care Facilities for Older People during COVID-19
  Summary
  Funding Agency

  Nursing Homes Ireland. All Ireland Gerontological Nursing Association
  Date From

  July 2020
  Date To

  June 2021
• Title

  The Impact of COVID 19 on Nurses' Experiences of Communicating with and Supporting Patients and Family/Informal Carers' Communication: A Qualitative Exploration.
  Summary

  The aim of the study is to The study objectives are: To conduct a qualitative exploration of nurses within experiences of communicating and supporting patients and family communication during the COVID-19 pandemic. To produce a research report that includes the identification of recommendations derived from the study findings that can be used to enhance preparedness, policy and practice to support communication with and between patient and family with particular emphasis on communication in the context of a pandemic/public health emergency. To contribute to the building of nurse research capacity in the research site.
  Funding Agency

  Naas General Hospital with funding from the Dublin South, Kildare West Wicklow NMPDU
  Date From

  October 1st 2021
  Date To

  April 2023

Education, Other Health Sciences, Health Care & Health Services (including Health Technology and Health Information Systems), Health Care & Health Services (including Health Technology and Health Information Systems), Education, Other Health Sciences,

• International Journal of Older Person Nursing, Editorial Board Member Award 2022
• First place in student nursing examinations, The Mary Aikenhead School of Nursing, St Vincent's University Hospital, Elm Park, Dublin 4. 1991-1992
• First place in student nursing examinations, The Mary Aikenhead School of Nursing, St Vincent's University Hospital, Elm Park, Dublin 4. 1990-1991
• Deans List for Academic Achievement, Faculty of Medicine, University College Dublin 1998
• Second Year Scholarship in Nursing Studies, University College Dublin 1999
• Award for outstanding patient care for 2nd year student nurse, the Mary Aikenhead School of Nursing, St Vincent's Hospital Elm Park, Dublin 4 1991-1992
• Poster Prize for Corroon, A.M., Nolan, L., Adams, A. and Mooney, M., Laying the Foundations: on-line learning support for postgraduate nursing students, "Teaching and Learning in the Changing World of Higher Education". 3rd AISHE Conference, National University of Ireland, Maynooth 2007
• Poster Prize Winner at the 'Sowing the Seeds' 1st International Spirituality in Healthcare Conference, Trinity College Dublin 25th June 2015
• Master of Arts (Jure Officii) 2008

• All Ireland Gerontological Nurses Association (AIGNA) Present
• Dementia and Neurodegeneration Network Ireland Present
• AISHE Present
• An Board Altranais now Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland Present
• CHAIN Dementia Subgroup Present
• Irish Gerontological Society (IGS) 2008
• Grounded Theory Institute 2010

• Dementia and Neurodegeneration Network Ireland 2018-Present
• Expert Advisory Group Member Oslo Met Moves Project Oslo Met University, Norway April 2023
• Steering Group Member of the South County Dublin Alzheimer's Cafe 2012-Present
• Reviewer for International Journal of Older People Nursing 2018
• Reviewer for Dementia 2012
• Member of the Nursing and Midwifery Planning and Development Unit Dublin, Kildare and West Wicklow Advisory Committee for Leadership for Directors of nursing working in Older Persons Services development programme. 2006-2007
• Reviewer for Health and Social Care in the Community 2010
• External Examiner for MSc Global Issues in Gerontology and Ageing, Stirling University October 2017- September 2021
• Reviewer for BMC Geriatrics 2023
• School of Nursing and Midwifery Alumni Committee 2012-Present
• Member of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland Ethics Committee August 2013-December 2017
• Reviewer for the Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2012
• External examiner for the Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Nursing (Elderly Care), University of Malta From September 2019
• Member of the Editorial Board for the International Journal of Older People Nursing January 2020
• Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland Site Inspector Panel Member May 2022
• School of Nursing and Midwifery TCD representative on Get Up Get Dressed Get moving Network and member of the Education Working Group 2019
• Reviewer for Nurse Education and Practice 2013
• Steering group member of the Kildare Alzheimer Cafe 2013
• Member of Interview Panel for Adelaide Society interviews to select students for the BSc (Cur) Nursing course (component of selection process alongside the CAO application process) April 2008, April 2009, April 2013
• Steering Group Member of Dementia Services Information and Development Centre 2016 to Present
• Reviewer for the British Journal of Nursing 2007
• Member of National Education Interest Group (University and Institute of Technology Sectors) on the National Clinical Programme for Older People 2017-Present
• Member of Editorial Board for Dementia Journal 2018