• School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work
• UK Centre for the History of Nursing and Midwifery
• Publications
• Theses and dissertations
  • District nursing: Helen Sweet
  • Education: Jane Brooks
  • Education: Gerard Fealy
  • Mental health: Ann Sheridan
  • Midwifery: Janette Allotey
  • Midwifery: Anne Cameron
  • Midwifery: Aya Homei
  • Midwifery; Debbie Nicholson
  • Midwifery: Alison Nuttall
  • Midwifery: Lindsay Reid
  • Nursing practice: Christine Hallett
  • Nursing practice: Erica Roberts
  • Nursing practice: Helen Sweet
  • Nursing practice: Nerrisa Bonifacio
  • Organising nursing: Barbara Mortimer
  • Organising nursing: Stephanie Kirby
  • Organising nursing: Sue Hawkins
  • War: Harriet Wheelock

Theses and dissertations

Research areas

• District nursing
  •  District nursing in England and Wales: Helen Sweet 
• Education
  • Visiting rights only: Jane Brooks
  • General nurse education and training in Ireland: Gerard Fealy
• Mental health
  • Psychiatric nurses practicing in Ireland: Ann Sheridan
• Midwifery
  • Function of the pelvis: Janette Allotey 
  • From ritual to regulation?: Anne Cameron
  • Modernising midwifery: Aya Homei
  • Obstetric ultrasound technology in Scotland: Debbie Nicholson
  • Edinburgh Royal Maternity Hospital: Alison Nuttall
  • Scottish midwives 1916-1983: Lindsay Reid
  • A Price Must Be Paid For Motherhood: The Experiences of Maternity in Sheffield, 1879-1939: Tania McIntosh
    
• Nursing practice
  • Puerperal fever controversies: Christine Hallett
  • Developing Gerontological Nursing in British Columbia: An Oral History Study Of Nurse Educators’ Experiences: Erica Roberts
  • Developments in medical technology: Helen Sweet
  • Evolution of Family Visitation in the Post-Anesthetic Recovery Room: Nerrisa Cruz Bonifacio
• Organising nursing
  • The nurse in Edinburgh c.1760-1860: Barbara Mortimer
  • London County Council Nursing Service 1929-1948: Stephanie Kirby
  • Nurses of St George's Hospital, London, 1850-1900: Sue Hawkins
• War
  • Angels in battledress: Harriet Wheelock

Thesis or dissertation submission

If you would like to submit your thesis or dissertation for our website, please send your abstract and the following details to Jane Brooks at ukchnm@manchester.ac.uk

• Name and level of award (eg. PhD, masters)
• Title of thesis
• Institution where awarded
• Your work contact details [this is not compulsory, but it does allow for dialogue between scholars]