Dr Stephanie Armstrong
Supervisor
Research Interests: Education, Mental Health, Professional Development, Staff Wellbeing, Trauma, Ethics.
Methodological Expertise: Qualitative, Mixed Methods, Review.
Qualifications:
PhD
Publications
Armstrong, S Langlois, A Laparidou, D Dixon, M Appleton, J P Bath, P M Snooks, H & Siriwardena, N (2017) “Consent as an ethical consideration in the conduct of prehospital ambulance randomised controlled clinical trials: a systematic review” BMC Medical Research Methodology 17:142.
Armstrong, S Langlois, A Laparidou, D Dixon, M Appleton, J P Bath, P M & Siriwardena, A N (2017) “Consent as an ethical consideration in the conduct of prehospital ambulance randomised controlled clinical trials: a systematic review” Emergency Medicine Journal, 34: (e5-e5). ISSN 1472-0205
Armstrong, S Langlois, A Quinn, T & Siriwardena, N “Ethical considerations in prehospital ambulance based trials: an interview study of expert informants.” Submitted to Bioethics under review.
Armstrong, S & Easthope, L “That night: Unlocking the memories of loss on Canvey Island in 1953.” Submitted to International Journal of Regional and Local History under review.
Paramedic PhD is endorsed by:
