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A former A&E nurse, David is a principal lecturer in public health, health policy, sociology, and leadership and management theory. He has a particular interest in risk culture, health inequality, drug misuse and harm minimisation and changing healthcare provision in the UK. He has been teaching in higher education for more than 10 years.
Expertise:
- Health and social care policy
- Politics and the NHS
- Nursing education
- Public health
- Risk and recreational drug use
- Alcohol use and binge drinking
- Inequalities in society
- Accident and Emergency nursing
Notable coverage:
- The Guardian [July 2019] - Nursing: it's time for more men to make a mark on the ward
- Nursing Times [September 2018] - 'What can be done about the lack of men in nursing?'
- Yorkshire Post [November 2015] - Why joined-up thinking is vital over social care
- Yorkshire Post [April 2015] - NHS needs to be there for us – all day and every day
- Yorkshire Post [December 2014] - Reforms to NHS are not privatisation
- Times Higher Education [November 2014] - Super-size me: is bigger better for Universities
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