Matthew Osborne

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Email
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Telephone
+44 (0) 1702 328869
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Location
GB.2.62, Southend Campus
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Academic support hours
Tuesday 09.00-17.00 Thursday 09.00-17.00
Profile
Biography
Matthew undertook his diploma nurse training at the Florence Nightingale School of Nursing and Midwifery (part of Kings College London) from 2001 till 2004. He worked for 3 years at St Thomas hospital in the speciality of Trauma Orthopaedics & Spinal Surgery before becoming a deputy ward manager in Trauma Orthopaedics and Reconstructive Surgery till 2008. During this time he completed work on his degee in Adult Nursing as well as undertaking further study in Orthopaedic care and Pain Assessment & Managment. In September 2008 he began working a Southend University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust in the Emergency Department where he is now a charge nurse. He also taught clinical skills training at Anglia Ruskin University part time for two years. Matthew works two days a week at the University of Essex teaching on the Foundation Degree course for Associate Practitioners. During his time at Southend Hospital, he has completed courses in Advanced Life Support, Trauma Life Support, Trauma Team Management, Paediatric Life Support, Adult Acute Care, Emergency Care, Advanced assessment and Independent Prescribing in preparation for undertaking a role as an Advanced Care Practitioner in Emergency Care. Matthew is an associate of the College of Emergency Medicine as well as a Lifetime Fellow in the Emergency Nurse Association. Matthew is also a member of the Nightingale Association. Matthew is also the coach for the Essex County Under 21s Lawn Bowls team.
Qualifications
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DipHe
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BSc Adult Nursing
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PG Cert Acute & Emergency Care
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PG Cert Orthopaedic Care
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MSc Critical Care
Appointments
University of Essex
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Lecturer, Health and Social Care, University of Essex (4/9/2016 - present)
Research and professional activities
Research interests
Trauma care
Advanced nursing practice
Nursing Clinical Skills
Current research
Matthew is involved in developing a series of Integrated care pathways in Emergency Care for Southend Hospital, as well as development of the regional Stroke Network and Regional Trauma Network.
Teaching and supervision
Current teaching responsibilities
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Person-Centred Care 1 (HS184)
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Person-Centred Care 2 (HS187)
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Person-Centred Care 3 (Adult Nursing) (HS196)
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Person-Centred Care 3 (HS228)
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Person-Centred Care 3 (Adult Nursing) (HS247)
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Knowledge, Skills, and Behaviours Portfolio 1 (HS705)
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Nursing Practice Assessment 3 (HS518)
Publications
Journal articles (2)
Osborne, M., A reflective journey towards improved sepsis care
Osborne, M., (2018). Should I be more concerned about patient care or the four-hour target?. Emergency Nurse. 26 (4), 11-16
Conferences (3)
Osborne, MG., Kumar, D. and Watfa, M., Pulmonary Embolism: Abdominal pain, a clinical dilemma
Osborne, M., Waiting to die: Do patients who spend longer in the ED have increased mortality?
Osborne, MG., Kumar, D., Petrino, R., Pagnnozzi, F. and Covella, M., (2017). Traumatic Pneumothorax Chest X-ray vs e-FAST
Contact
Academic support hours:
Tuesday 09.00-17.00 Thursday 09.00-17.00