Tracey Harrington
Dr
Dr. Tracey Harrington, Ph.D., RGN, RNT, BNS (Hons) Neonatal ICU, MSc in Exercise & Nutrition (2018) a lecturer in School of Nursing, Psychotherapy and Community Health in DCU. She has 15 years’ experience of teaching in a third-level institution having taught undergraduate and postgraduate modules in immunology, sexuality, research modules, and a wide variety of nursing modules, currently Caring and Communication, fundamental to effective nursing care.
She was awarded a Ph.D. from Imperial College, UK in 2002 following receipt of a PhD studentship from Imperial Postgraduate Research Awards. Graduated with three publications in high ranking journals
She has been programme chair for the Post Registration in Children’s Nursing Programme (PRCN) (2011 – 2014) & Professional Development Framework (2007-2014).
Her research interests are #mental health and well-being, #stigma, #sexual health, #sexual health education, combatting #sexual harassment and violence, #women's health, #obesity and stigma, and #eHealth, #EBM and #communication skills.
She was awarded a Ph.D. from Imperial College, UK in 2002 following receipt of a PhD studentship from Imperial Postgraduate Research Awards. Graduated with three publications in high ranking journals
She has been programme chair for the Post Registration in Children’s Nursing Programme (PRCN) (2011 – 2014) & Professional Development Framework (2007-2014).
Her research interests are #mental health and well-being, #stigma, #sexual health, #sexual health education, combatting #sexual harassment and violence, #women's health, #obesity and stigma, and #eHealth, #EBM and #communication skills.
Peer Reviewed Journal
Year | Publication | |
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2021 | Harrington T E (2021) 'Eportfolio’s: A role for a universal approach for Nurse/Midwife Registration?'. Irish Journal Of Technology Enhanced Learning, . | |
2020 | Harrington T, Scanlan S, Hennessey M, Bennett A (2020) (2020) 'Investigation of weaning knowledge and sources of weaning advice: An Irish perspective'. . | |
2008 | Barron, C., Lambert, V., Conlon, J. & Harrington, T. (2008) 'The Child's World: A creative and visual trigger to stimulate student enquiry in a problem based learning module'. Nurse Education Today, 28 (8):962-970. [DOI] | |
2008 | Barron, C., Lambert, V., Conlon, J., Harrington, T.(accepted) (2008) 'The childs world: A creative and visual trigger to stimulate student enquiry in a problem based learning module'. Nurse Education Today, . | |
2008 | Barron, C;Lambert, V;Conlon, J;Harrington, T (2008) '"The Child's World": A creative and visual trigger to stimulate student enquiry in a problem based learning module'. Nurse Education Today, 28 :962-969. [DOI] | |
2006 | Modi N, Thomas EL, Harrington TA, Uthaya S, Doré CJ, Bell JD. (2006) 'Determinants of adiposity during preweaning postnatal growth in appropriately grown and growth-restricted term infants. '. Pediatric Research, 60 :345-348. | |
2004 | Harrington TA, Thomas EL, Frost G, Modi N, Bell JD. (2004) 'Distribution of adipose tissue in the newborn'. Pediatric Research, 55 :437-441. | |
2003 | Uthaya S; Thomas EL; Harrington TAM; Bell JD; Modi N. (2003) 'Altered deposition of adipose tissue after extremely preterm birth. PEDIATR RES. 54:570-570. '. Pediatric Research, 54 . | |
2002 | Harrington TA, Thomas EL, Modi N, Frost G, Coutts GA, Bell JD. (2002) 'Fast and reproducible methods for the direct quantification of adipose tissue in the newborn infants'. Lipids, 37 :95-100. |
Conference Contribution
Conference Publication
Year | Publication | |
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2017 | Scanlan S Hennessey M Bennett A Harrington T (2017) ASOI Annual Conference & AGM Preventing & Treating Childhood PARENTAL SOURCES OF WEANING INFORMATION: AN IRISH PERSPECTIVE: Preliminary Results UCD, [Link] | |
2012 | Kennedy A, O’Neill SA, Harrington T. (2012) Nutrition Congress Africa Dietary assessment of pregnant women in Ireland |
Blog
Year | Publication | |
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2020 | Tracey Harrington (2020) #Openteach blog series #9: Reflections on the #Openteach course. BLOG [Link] |
Booklet
Year | Publication | |
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2017 | Irish Neonatal Health Alliance (2017) Back To Basics Bonding and Attachment in the Neonatal Unit. BOOKLET [Link] |
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Research Interests
Research interests: Sexual Health and Sex Education. Sexual Consent & Active Bystander. With rapid advances in technology, I am exploring methods for effective communication in the digital era, such as Twitter and other social media platforms, for engaging students. Interested in issues relating to the sexual health needs of young people. Mental health and stigma. Women's health needs. Bias in health care. eHealth.
Previous research experience includes maternal, infant, and child health and nutrition. Overweight, obesity and stigma.
Previous research experience includes maternal, infant, and child health and nutrition. Overweight, obesity and stigma.
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Teaching Interests
The rapid pivot to online teaching due to COVID-19 has fueled my interest in how best to engage students in the digital space. Having completed the #OpenTeach March 2020 I have a keen interest in digital pedagogy, student-centered learning, and how to promote digital literacy among all students. For this purpose, with the help of the Digital Learning Design Unit, we created social media support learning resources, to enable students to make the most effective use of Social media, for learning and collaborating. The subjects I teach are Caring and Communication and Sexual Health, sexual education, and positive sexuality.