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Sarah Greenshields

Assistant Professor

School: Healthcare and Nursing Sciences

Sarah Greenshields

Campus Address

Coach Lane Campus



  • Please visit the Pure Research Information Portal for further information
  • Overcoming the Final Hurdle: Understanding Undergraduate Nursing Students’ Journey to Completing Their Final Year ‘Dissertation’ Project, Ramluggun, P., Shao, C., Harper, L., Skarparis, K., Greenshields, S. 8 Apr 2026, In: Education Sciences
  • Using play as a distraction technique for children undergoing medical procedures, Drape, K., Greenshields, S. 13 Feb 2020, In: British Journal of Nursing
  • Anaphylaxis in children and young people, Greenshields, S. 10 Oct 2019, In: British Journal of Nursing
  • Children and young people in care, Greenshields, S. 24 Oct 2019, In: British Journal of Nursing
  • Oral health care in children, Greenshields, S. 8 Aug 2019, In: British Journal of Nursing
  • Exploring the impact training and resources have on school nurses’ knowledge and confidence, Greenshields, S. 17 Apr 2018, In: British Journal of School Nursing
  • To evaluate the knowledge and confidence of school nurses following training through the ‘champion model’ in use of a school health resource pack to promote nutritional health with young people British Journal of School Nursing, Greenshields, S. 21 May 2018, In: British Journal of School Nursing

MSc Specialist Community Public Health Nursing

Bachelor of Nursing (Child)


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