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Dr Martin Power BA. PhD.

Contact Details

Title Lecturer and Co-Ordinator Social Care Programme
Address Health Promotion
103A
Aras Moyola
National University of Ireland
Galway
Telephone: 091 492157
Email:
ei.yawlagiun@rewop.p.nitram

 

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Biography:


A lecturer with the Discipline of Health Promotion and co-ordinator on the BA Social Care, NUI Galway, Martin pursed his undergraduate and doctoral degrees at NUI Galway. Prior to joining the Discipline of Health Promotion, Martin held posts both with IT Carlow and the Adult and Continuing Education Centre, NUI Galway.

Martin’s research interests are broad and include social care theory and practice, workforce development,
regulation, standards and care planning, risk, interdisciplinary working, social policy and adult education.


 
 

Research Interests

Social care theory and practice
Care planning
Care workforce and development
Social policy
Adult education
Risk and regulation
 

 
 
 
 

Books

Taylor, G., Power, M. (2010) Risk, science and blood: Politics, HIV, hepatitis & haemophilia in Ireland. NUIG: G Taylor and M Power. [ARAN Link] [Details]
   

Peer Reviewed Journals

Taylor, G,Power, MP (2010) 'Risk, science and blood: The politics of the haemophilia crisis in Ireland'. Health Risk & Society, 12 :515-530. [DOI] [Details]
Power, M. (2010) 'Legal responses to public crisis: Tribunals of inquiry and the blood crisis in the Republic of Ireland'. Journal of Social Criminology, 1 (2):36-63. Available Online [ARAN Link] [Details]
Power, M., Lavelle, M-J. (2011) 'Qualifications of non-nursing residential care staff in the Republic of Ireland'. Quality In Ageing, 12 (3):152-162. [ARAN Link] [Details]
               

Book Review

Power, M (2009) After Optimism: Ireland, Racism and Globalisation. Book Review [Details]
                                                           

Magazine Article

Martin Power (2009) Social Care at National University of Ireland Galway. Ireland: Magazine Article Available Online [Details]
                                                                         

Report

Martin Power & Eric Van Lente (2012) Caring about care planning - A survey or assessment and care planning tools, processes and prespectives from residential care settings for older people in the Republic of Ireland. Report Available Online [Details]
 

Honours and Awards

Year: 2004.
Title: PhD Fellowship

Associations

Association: Irish Social Policy Association , Function/Role: Committee Member and website officer
Association: Irish Association of Social Care Workers , Function/Role: Associate member
Association: Nursing Home Ireland - care planning advisory group, Function/Role: member
Association: European Care Certificate Project , Function/Role: Board member
     

Conference Contributions

Martin Power (2013) Professional peering through the looking-glass: Social care and medical students' perspectives on covertly administering medicines. [Oral Presentation], Change, challenge, opportunity, Social Care Ireland conference, Limerick , 20-MAR-13 - 21-MAR-13.
Martin Power & Eric Van Lente (2012) Poster presentation - Caring about care planning. [Poster Presentation], Health Promotion Conference Galway - Embracing new agendas for health promotion action: Developing workforce competencies for effective practice, National University of Ireland Galway , 21-JUN-12 - 21-JUN-12.
Martin Power & Eric Van Lente (2011) Presenation of research around assessment and care planning in residential centres for older people in the Republic of Ireland. [Oral Presentation], Social Care Ireland Conference 2011. Brining back innovation and creativity to social care work, Athlone , 23-MAR-11 - 24-MAR-11.
Griffin, B., Sixsmith, J. & Power, M. (2009) Introducing the Values-Exchange. [Poster Presentation], NAIRTL conference - Research lead teaching, Trinity College Dublin , 06-OCT-09 - 07-OCT-09.
               

Teaching Interests


Martin’s teaching interests include social care theory and practice, social policy and health promotion.


Martin’s teaching experience has been gained over a number of years, as he has been responsible for teaching on a variety of courses/modules to diverse learner populations. In this time Martin has taught undergraduate and postgraduate learners drawn from diverse socio-cultural learner populations, including traditional post-leaving certificate learners, non-traditional learners (mature and in-service learners), non-national and, international students. This teaching has been delivered to both large (150+) and small (15-30) learner groups through a range of methods, including traditional didactic lectures, blended learning and enquiry based learning. In addition, Martin has supervised undergraduate research projects, dissertations and MA theses.


     

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