Professor Julienne Meyer leads the Research and Teaching Team in

							Julienne Meyer PhD MSc BSc Cert Ed (FE) RN RNT
Professor of Nursing: Care for Older People
St Bartholomew School of Nursing and Midwifery, City University, London, UK


Professor Julienne Meyer is a registered nurse and qualified teacher, leading Adult
Nursing Research at City University, London. She also has an Adjunct Professorship at
the University of South Australia.

Over the last eight years at City University she has developed a substantial portfolio of
research focusing on Care for Older People. Sub-themes include: user and carer
involvement, interprofessional working, workforce and practice development through
action research, and the value and contribution of Nursing.

Julienne has an international reputation for expertise in action research, qualitative
methods and care for older people.

She is co-editor of the International Educational Action Research Journal (linked to the
Collaborative Action Research Network) and a member of the editorial boards for
Qualitative Health Research, International Journal of Nursing Older People and Journal
of Nursing Research. She also sits on an advisory committee for the International
Association of Qualitative Inquiry.

Her on-going research in the UK focuses on quality of care for older people, living and
dying in care homes. She co-convenes the National Care Homes Research &
Development Forum in the UK and has recently received Economic & Social Research
Council funding to run a seminar series to widen debates nationally and internationally
on this topic.

Throughout her career she has blurred the boundaries between education, practice and
research, working across traditional boundaries (lay and professional, health and social
care, theory and practice).