Gilmore, John

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  • Publication
    Including Sexual and Gender Minorities in Clinical Research
    (2023-11-16)
    Gilmore, John 
    Dr John P Gilmore is a Registered General Nurse and Assistant Professor in Nursing at UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems. John’s work focusses on issues of social justice, inclusion health and gender and sexual minority healthcare; and he is a member of UCD’s Centre for Interdisciplinary Research, Education and Innovation in Health Systems. In 2022 John was awarded a Fulbright HRB Health Impact Scholar award, and in Spring/Summer 2023 was based at the Center for Gender and Sexual Minority Health and the Gender and Sexual Minority Health Equity Lab at University of California San Francisco, and the Center for Gender and Sexual Minority Health Research at Columbia University New York. While in the USA John conducted research exploring the enablers and barriers to providing LGBTQI+ primary care and visited a number of specialist LGBTQI+ health services. John received a PhD with examiner commendation in 2021 from Canterbury Christ Church University, UK and he holds a visiting position at the University of Huddersfield, UK. John’s presentation will focus on the inclusion of gender and sexual minority communities in clinical research.
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    Nursing as Social Justice
    (2023-05-22)
    Gilmore, John 
    Lecture supported by the Fulbright Outreach Lecturung Fund to faculty and students in the Department of Allied Health.
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    Social Justice Praxis in Nursing Midwifery and Healthcare
    (2022-03-31)
    Gilmore, John 
    Nurses and Midwives play a critically important role in recognising and responding to the needs of marginalised, vulnerable and minority groups. Evidence of health inequities and the role of the social determinants of health tell us just how important these are for the health and wellbeing of our patients and clients. The principles of equity, diversity and inclusion are therefore increasingly being seen as core concepts and underpinning values for nursing and midwifery education, as well as the subject of much of our research.
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    Social Justice Praxis in Nursing and Healthcare
    (2023-05-19)
    Gilmore, John 
    Invited lecture hosted by the Center for Gender and Sexual Minority Health Research and CUSON Global Health Division
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