Elsevier Clinical Skills are regularly reviewed by leading academics and nursing professionals. We are especially grateful to the following people whose time, support, expertise, and enthusiasm helps us provide high quality content to students and lecturers across the UK and Ireland.

Ann Sunderland – Editor in Chief of Elsevier Clinical Skills, 2022

Ann qualified as a registered nurse in 1986 and was one of the first nurse practitioners in the Yorkshire and Humber region. She moved into full time academia in 2006, and in 2011 she was instrumental in designing the clinical skills and simulation suite at Leeds Beckett University and developed a special interest in simulation-based education. Her experience includes work as an OSCE Examiner for the Royal College of Physicians and as Co-chair of Yorkshire and Humber Clinical Skills and Simulation Network.

Hilary Gupte – Editorial Board, 2022

Hilary is the Simulation and Skills Development Lead at Leeds Teaching Hospital. With a background in critical care nursing and coronary care, she has vast experience both in practice and in education.

Andy Martin – Editorial Board, 2022

Andy is a Principal Lecturer in Advancing Practice at Sheffield Hallam University, with extensive experience in teaching, research, and practice of clinical skills.

Contributing Authors

We would like to acknowledge the dedication and hard work of all our contributing authors including:

We also thank Maggie Nicol, whose work was vital during the development of Elsevier Clinical Skills.

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