Colin Winter

Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing

Phone
+44 (0)1473 338107
School/Directorate
School of Nursing, Midwifery and Public Health
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Colin Winter has been working in Higher Education since 2007 and has previously taught for the Open University and London South Bank University. This followed a career working in clinical nursing specialising in Trauma and Emergency care. He worked clinically in a range of environments including Critical Care, Management, and Aeromedical Transfer Nursing. 

Colin Winter teaches a range of subject areas including Holistic Assessment, Anatomy and Physiology and Practice Skills. 

Publications 

Bench, S., Winter, C., Francis, G. (2019) Use of a Virtual Reality device for basic life support training; prototype testing and an exploration of users’ views and experience Simulation in Healthcare  October 14 (5) pp287-292 

Royal College of Nursing (2014) RCN Traction Manual co author 

Conference Presentations 

July 2019 Children and Childhoods Conference UOS The Big Bad  Internet – Friend or Foe 

November 2018    ASPiH International Simulation Conference Use of a Virtual Reality  device for basic life support training 

July 2018 RCN Orthopaedic Nursing Conference The future of orthopaedic  nursing as a speciality 

March 2017 RCN National Education Conference Using simulation to develop  Clinical decision making skills 

June 2016 RCN Orthopaedic Nursing Conference The use of Simulation in  Orthopaedic CPD

May 2015 London South Bank University  Keynote Presentation Using mixed mode simulation in teaching 

October 2014 RCN Orthopaedic Nursing Conference The Virtual Fracture Clinic 

Sept 2012 RCN National Orthopaedic Nursing Developing an improved tool  Conference for measuring neurovascular  status 

Jan 2012 London Orthopaedic Nurses Group Air Ambulance Transfer  of Trauma Patients  

Knowledge Transfer Partnership 

Dual Good Health – Development of immersive virtual reality medical training programmes 

Senior Fellow, Higher Education Academy