Thomas Noone
Professor
School of Nursing & Midwifery
Trinity College Dublin
Ireland
Biography
Dr Noone, (Assistant Professor in General Nursing, Trinity College Dublin) qualified as general nurse (RGN) at University Hospital Galway. He was the third male general nurse in the Republic of Ireland and graduated with Honours. He completed Post Registration Psychiatric Nursing (RPN) at the South Eastern Regional Psychiatric Nursing School in St Oterans Hospital Waterford with Honours. Dr Noone worked as a staff nurse in medical surgical nursing and ICU at UHG and as a staff nurse at the Haematology/Oncology and National Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at St James's hospital,Dublin. He also worked as a staff nurse and Assistant Nurse Tutor at St Patrick's hospital, Dublin. He completed his BNS RNT with Honours at the Department of Nursing Studies, UCD Dublin, and was appointed Nurse Tutor at St James's hospital where he taught the RGN registration course for over ten years. He was also Educational Facilitator for the Post Graduate Diploma in Peri-operative nursing at St James's Hospital, Dublin. Dr Noone completed a Master in Medical Science in Nursing with Honours at UCD Dublin and was the first male nurse in the Republic of Ireland to obtain a Masters Degree in Nursing. He received an MA from Trinity College Dublin and completed a PhD in Education at the School of Education, Trinity College Dublin. He also earned a Diploma in human anatomy and a Diploma in applied physiology form the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland. Dr Noone was course coordinator for the Diploma in Nursing in Trinity College Dublin in 2001 and has also acted as course coordinator for the undergraduate nursing degree course. He has also acted as a course co-ordinator at MSc level, and is an assessor for postgraduate students undertaking the MSc in Clinical Health Science Education. Dr Noone has extensive experience in education, administration and research supervision at both undergraduate and post-graduate level and he has also presented at conferences both nationally and internationally.He lectures in pain management, neurological nursing, clinical nursing skills and clinical health science education.
Research Interest
Acute Care Nursing, Clinical Learning Environment in Nursing, Assassment in Nurse Education. Teaching and learning in Nursing,Critical Thinking in Nursing
Publications
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Tom Noone, Critical Thinking Dispositions of Undergraduate Nursing Students, Tradition, Transformation, Creation, Trinity College Dublin, 18th June 2011, 2011
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Noone, T., Critical Thinking: Using a Mixed Methods Research Approach to Investigate Critical Thinking in Undergraduate Nursing Students, Breaking Through the Boundaries: Educational Research and Practice., School of Education Trinity College Dublin, June 2010, 2010
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Redmond. R. Curtis. E. Noone,T. Keenan, P., Quality in Higher Education: The contribution of Edward Deming's principles., International Journal of Educational Management, 22, (5), 2008, p432 - 441