DrMarie Morris

Education Impact

 

I introduced inter-professional learning into Academic Programmes in Surgical Affairs through designing simulated ward rounds collaborating with Pharmacy, Physiotherapy and Nursing to facilitate healthcare professionals learning with, from and about each other and to foster pre-clinical relationships and promote subsequent inter-professional clinical working.

I have designed, delivered and reformed curricula for doctors at Masters Level for 3 postgraduate surgical and medical education programmes.

I have designed and will run the first micro-credential in the department of surgical affairs.

I am currently working on standardising the assessment rubrics, moderation policies and conference sheets across all academic programmes in the department.

 

Research Impact - 

 

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I have a H index of 10 and supervise PhD, MD, MCh students.

 

I have a field weighted citation index of 1.27% with the World average being 1.0%.

·       82.6% of my publications are in the top 25% Journals world-wide.

·       44.5% of my publications are in the top10% Journals worldwide.

 

Service Impact 

I am Head of Medical Assessment for the European Board of Surgical Qualifications and have hosted the General Surgery Fellowship Examination (FEBS) yearly.

I have re-designed and validated the FEBS exam and have had it appraised and accredited by CESMA in 2024. It will now form the template for assessments in the other surgical divisions.

I am the National Lead for Ireland for the European Association of Communication Skills in Healthcare.

I am an invited member of the Post Graduate Policy committee.

I collaborate with the Teaching & Learning Forum as an expert in assessment and have informed educational materials.