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Natalie Joseph-Williams

Dr Natalie Joseph-Williams

Senior Lecturer in Improving Patient Care, Joint Academic Lead for Public Involvement and Engagement

School of Medicine

Email
JosephNJ1@cardiff.ac.uk
Telephone
+44 29206 87141
Campuses
Neuadd Meirionnydd, Room 8th floor, University Hospital of Wales, Heath Park, Cardiff, CF14 4YS
Users
Available for postgraduate supervision

Overview

Overview

I am a Senior Lecturer in Improving Patient Care and Associate Director of the Health and Care Research Wales Evidence Centre. 

I have a strong track record in shared decision making research, publishing findings that have informed national training programmes, NHS healthcare policy, and international guidelines. 

To ensure our research delivers benefits to patients, clinicians and healthcare organisations, I work in close collaboration with national and international organisations. These include Welsh Government, Public Health Wales, NHS Wales, Health Education and Improvement Wales, the NICE Shared Decision Making Collaborative, and the International Patient Decision Aids Standards (IPDAS) Collaboration.

Key Leadership Roles

  • Associate Director of the Health and Care Research Wales Evidence Centre 
  • Co-Lead of the Person Centred Care work package for the Wales Centre for Primary and Emergency Care Research 
  • Evidence Based Medicine lead (Year 3 MBBCh) for the C21 Medical Programme at Cardiff University

Publication

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Erthyglau

Gosodiad

Monograffau

Teaching

I am involved in the planning and delivery of the C21 Medical Programme (MBBCh) at Cardiff University. 

I am course lead for the Year 3 MBBCh Evidence Based Medicine, and design and run various undergraduate sessions (lectures, tutorials, experience weeks) throughout the five year C21 Programme:

  • Evidence Based Medicine (Year 3 medical students) - including research design, critical appraisal, shared decision making
  • Organising and delivering Student Selected Components (SSCs) for Year 3 and 4 medical students

I also support the Intercalated Medical Degree Programmes (Population Medicine and Medical Education) 

  • Design and deliver various teaching sessions - writing for the medical literature, critical appraisal, literature searching
  • Supervise and assess dissertation projects, supporting students to write a publication from their work

I have designed a continuing professional development 'Shared Decision Making - Train the Trainer' Programme for Public Health Wales, and deliver this to NHS Staff across Wales. 

Other teaching, supervision and mentoring duties include: 

  • Supervision of PhD students
  • Panel member of Postgraduate Viva assessments
  • Postgraduate taught representative for the Division of Population Medicine
  • Personal tutor for MBBCh students
  • Chair / member of postgraduate research progress review panels

Supervisions

Current supervision

ZoË Abbott

ZoË Abbott

Research student