Dr. Alison THEMESSL-HUBER

Publications and Platforms

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• Gleichstellungsbeauftragte Fachbereich Soziales und Gesundheit
• 1991-1995 Krankenpflege Studium, University of Abertay, Dundee - Abschluss: BSc (Hons)
• 2006 Dissertation zum Thema „Betwixt and Between“: The male partners’ experience of breast cancer - Abschluss: PhD
• SUPERVISION VON DOKTORANDIN - 2016 Shankar, A. Biological and epidemiological insights into HPV related oropharyngeal cancers

• Since 08/2018 Lecturer in Health Care and Nursing
• 2015- 2016 Centre Head, Maggie's Fife. Maggie's is a charity providing free cancer support and information in centres across the UK.
• 2010-2015 Cancer Research UK Senior Research Nurse/Research Fellow, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Dundee
• 2009-2010 Senior Research Officer, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane
• 2006-2009 Senior Research Officer/NMAHP Postdoctoral Fellow, Central Queensland University, Rockhampton
• 2003-2006 Doctoral Student, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Dundee
• 2000-2003 Research Nurse, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Dundee
• 1998-2000 Senior Staff Nurse, Plastic and Reconstructive Unit, Wellington Hospital, London
• 1997-1998 Staff Nurse, Cardiothoracic rotation programme, Royal London NHS Trust, London
• 1995-1997 Staff Nurse, Specialist Surgery, NHS Tayside, Dundee

• Evidence based Nursing Einführung in die Pflegewissenschaft und forschung Chronisch krank sein Bachelor- und Masterarbeiten

• 2014 European Oncology Nursing Society Research Travel grant Dieses Reisestipendium wurde mir zugesprochen, um mir eine Zusammenarbeit mit Dr. Yvonne Wengstrom am Karlinska Institute in Schweden zu ermöglichen. Ich untersuchte, wie Frauen begleitende endokrine Therapien erleben, die sie nach einer Brustkrebsdiagnose durchlaufen. Dr. Wengstrom hat langjährige klinische und Forschungserfahrung und leitete eine Klinik speziell für diese Gruppe von Frauen. Mein Ziel war es, vom schwedischen Modell zu lernen und in Kooperation mit ihr effektivere Pflegemodelle zu entwickeln.
• 2012 Dundee Cancer Centre Development Fund. Adherence to adjuvant endocrine therapy: a qualitative study exploring the experiences of women treated for breast cancer. Harrow A, McCowan C, Wells AM, Radley A, Parsons P, Thompson AM.
• 2012 Dundee Cancer Centre Development Fund. ‘Do participants in influential breast cancer trials reflect the community-based breast cancer patient population in Tayside? Comparing trial eligibility/ineligibility criteria against a 16-year cohort of women in Tayside with breast cancer’. Treweek, S, Harrow A, McCowan C.
• 2012 Dundee Cancer Centre Development Fund. Vacuum assisted percutaneous sentinel lymph node biopsy in breast cancer patients: a feasibility study. Evans AJ, Whelehan P, Harrow A, Vinnicombe S, Wells EM, Purdie C.
• 2006 NHS Tayside Acute Services Division Grant Scheme (£12 797) Using visualisation to change illness perceptions and improve recovery following a diagnosis of cancer: A pilot study to inform the development of an intervention for a RCT. Harrow A, Taylor C, Wells EM, Humphris G, Williams B.

• Treweek S, Dryden R, McCowan C, Harrow A, Thompson AM. Do participants in influential breast cancer trials reflect the community-based breast cancer patient population in Tayside? Comparing trial eligibility/ineligibility criteria against a 16-year cohort of women in Tayside with breast cancer (2015) European Journal of Cancer 51(8) 907-914
• Harrow A, Dryden R, McCowan C, et al. A hard pill to swallow: a qualitative study of women's experiences of adjuvant endocrine therapy for breast cancer. (2014) BMJ Open 4 (6)
• Kotronoulas G, Kearney N, Maguire R, Harrow A, Di Domenico D, Croy S, MacGillivray S. What is the Value of the Routine Use of Patient-Reported Outcome Measures towards Improvement of Patient Outcomes, Processes of Care, and Health Service Outcomes in Cancer Care? A Systematic Review of Controlled Trials (2013) Journal of Clinical Oncology 32 (14) 1480-1501
• Happell B, Harrow A. Nurses’ attitudes to the use of seclusion: A literature review (2010) International Journal of Mental Health Nursing 19 (3) 162-168
• Harrow A, Wells M, Barbour RS, Cable, S. Ambiguity and Uncertainty: The ongoing concerns of male partners of women treated for breast cancer (2008) European Journal of Oncology Nursing 12 (4) 349-356
• Harrow A, Wells M, Humphris G, Taylor C, and Williams B. “Seeing is believing, and believing is seeing”: an exploration of the meaning and impact of women’s mental images of their breast cancer and their potential origins (2008) Patient Education and Counseling 73 (2) 339-34
• Wells M, Harrow, A et al Patient, carer and health service outcomes of nurse led early discharge after breast surgery: A randomised controlled trial (2004) British Journal of Cancer 91 (4) 651-658