Exploring reflective practice among clinical managers: benefits, barriers, and recommendations for implementation
Jack Ainsley Nightingale and Dr Joanna Nichols (2026) Reflective Practice.
Jack Nightingale
Lecturer in Health and Social Care Leadership and Management
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- Horton A Building
- Richmond Road
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Biography
Jack is a Lecturer in Healthcare Leadership and Management who joined the university in 2024. Originally trained as a Physiotherapist, Jack has extensive experience working across both the NHS and the Independent Sector, where he has managed and led a variety of diverse healthcare teams. More recently, Jack has worked in a patient safety role, with a focus on enhancing safety and quality within healthcare environments. His key interests include patient safety, quality improvement, and the importance of reflective practice for developing effective leaders and managers in healthcare.
Teaching
Modules
- Understanding Health and Social Care through Policy and Strategy - LEM7033-C
- Leading Change and Service Improvement in Health and Social Care (Distance Learning) - LEM7038-C
- Understanding Health and Social Care through Policy and Strategy (Distance Learning) - LEM7037-C
- Leading Change and Service Improvement in Health and Social Care - LEM7034-C