Tony Kyle

I'm currently Programme Leader for Advanced Diploma in General Practice Nursing and Advanced Diploma in Chronic Disease Management. I am also module leader for a level 7 teaching and learning module as well as numerous general practice modules including: Diabetes Care, Contraceptive Health, Common Ear Conditions, Treatment Room Skills, Respiratory Care, Cardiovascular Disease and Heart Failure.

I'm dedicated to enhancing the student experience using virtual platforms to develop instructional design principles. I provide teaching and academic support for undergraduate and postgraduate nursing and paramedical students, while providing dissertation supervision to BSc and MSc students.

My research interests are varied. I have concluded numerous research projects resulting in peer reviewed publications, specifically exploring the correlation between blood product use and hypocalcaemia, published in the Emergency Medical Journal.

I have also produced a paper on the success rate of surgical airway insertion in a military population and have co-authored on a publication in the Journal of Special Operations Medicine.

I am currently involved in research exploring clinical skill attainment and skill fade in nursing.

• Performing clinical skills on deployed operations: Preparing Military Emergency Nurses for their role – PhD research – Teesside University.
• An epidemiological study into the pre-hospital retrieval (MERT) casualties in the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) 2015-2017 – Current Service Evaluation and publication in JRAMC.
• Effectiveness of clinical supervision in a military healthcare population
• Current service evaluation and peer reviewed journal submission
• History of nurse education – manuscript preparation