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Mrs Sam Gould
Profile summary
- Research Student
- Research Student
- Faculty of Wellbeing, Education & Language Studies
- sam.gould
Professional biography
1995- 1998 BSc (Hons) Human Biology (2:1) Loughborough University
1998- 2001 BSc (Hons) Adult Nursing (1:1) Oxford Brookes University
2004- 2006 BSc Midwifery Oxford Brookes University
2013- 2014 PGDip Specialist Practitioner Public Health Nurse (Health Visitor and Non medical prescriber V100) (Distinction) Oxford Brookes University
2020 MSc in Nursing Leadership and Practice (Distinction) Oxford Brookes University
Full and varied nursing and midwifery career spanning over 20 years working in a range of roles including as a ward sister of a busy head and neck surgical unit.
Research interests
My research is exploring the support needs of unpaid carers who are caring for people nearing the end of life at home. My research project focuses on the factors that these unpaid carers find helps or hinders their resilience when caring at this time. I am using focused ethnography to explore and give voice to the lived experiences of these carers.
Publications
Conference items
What do unpaid carers find helps or hinders their resilience when providing end of life care at home in the United Kingdom- findings of a scoping review (2024)
Gould, Samantha
In : The Marie Curie Research Conference 2024 (5-9 Feb 2024, Online)
Returning to Work after the Death of a Baby or Child – Video for Supporting Healthcare Staff (2023)
Johnston, Shona; Gould, Samantha; Lee, Vivienne and Kalthoff, Judith
In : Bereavement Education Conference (28 Nov 2023, Online)
Other
Should communities be expected to help in death, dying and bereavement? (2024-06-12)
Jordan, Joanne and Gould, Sam
OpenLearn, The Open University
What do unpaid carers find helps or hinders their resilience when providing end of life care at home in the United Kingdom - findings of a scoping review (2023)
Gould, Sam
Postgraduate Research Poster Competition, The Open University
