Professor Julienne Meyer

Professor of Nursing, Care for Older Adult

tel: 020 7040 5791
fax: +44 (0) 20 7040 5529
email: j.meyer@city.ac.uk

Qualifications

PhD, MSc, BSc, Cert Ed(FE), RN, RNT

Expertise and Research Interests

Professor Julienne Meyer leads research in Care for Older People at City University London and is Executive Director of My Home Life Programme (MHL), a UK-wide initiative to promote quality of life for those living, dying, visiting and working in care homes for older people (www.myhomelife.org.uk). MHL is led by Age UK (Age Concern and Help the Aged) in collaboration with City University and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation and has the support of all the provider representative organisations that represent care homes across the UK.

She is also Co-convenor of the National Care Homes R&D Forum and its linked international network (International Care Homes R&D Forum). Over the last thirteen years she has developed a substantial portfolio of research (>£3 million), focusing on acute, continuing and end-of-life care for older people. Sub-themes to the work includes 'user and carer involvement', 'interprofessional working', 'organisational, workforce and practice development through action research', and the 'value and contribution of Nursing'.

Professor Meyer has an international reputation for expertise in action research, qualitative methods and aged care, being a Co-Editor of the international journal 'Educational Action Research' (linked to the Collaborative Action Research Network); and a member of the Editorial Boards for 'Qualitative Health Research' (linked with the International Institute of Qualitative Methodology), 'International Journal of Nursing Older People' and 'Journal of Nursing Research'.

Funded projects
Teaching
National/International research & scholarly activities
Publications
Membership of professional bodies

Funded projects

City Bridge Trust: My Home Life London, £297,421, 2010 to 2013.
Brighton and Hove County Council: My Home Life Brighton and Hove, £17,800, 2010 to 2011.
Kent County Council: My Home Life Kent, £40,000, 2010 to 2012.
Dorset County Council: My Home Life Dorset, £16,000, 2010 to 2011.
Leeds County Council: My Home Life Leeds, £16,000, 2010 to 2011.
Medway County Council: My Home Life Medway, £17,800, 2010 to 2011.
DH National End of Life Programme: End of Life Dissemination Project, £13,692.00, 2010 to 2010.
Essex County Council: MHL Essex website, £8,570, 2010 to 2010.
Essex County Council: MHL Essex Voice Choice and Control, £25,000, 2010 to 2011.
National Council of Palliative Care: Essex End of Life Case Study Project, £10,047.36, 2010 to 2010.
British Geriatrics Society: BGS Care Home Project, £20,280, 2010 to 2010.
Department of Health: Living with Dementia Dissemination Project, £40,000, 2010 to 2010.
Haringey Primary Care Trust: Dignity in Care Project, £11,000, 2010 to 2011.
Fremantle Trust: Clinical Supervision Project, £6,750, 2010 to 2011.
Royal Hospital Chelsea: Nursing Leadership, £3,600, 2010 to 2011.
Essex County Council: My Home Life Essex Phase II Project, £75,097, 2010 to 2012.
Joseph Rowntree Foundation: Residential and Nursing Care Project, £305,419, 2009 to 2012.
Derbyshire County Council: My Home Life Derbyshire, £25,722, 2009 to 2010.
Essex County Council: My Home Life Essex, £24,714, 2009 to 2010.
Bristol County Council: My Home Life Bristol, £30,320, 2009 to 2010.
Social Care Institute for Excellence: Managing Risk and Minimising Restraint, £20,590, 2009 to 2009.
Department of Health: My Home Life Third Sector Investment Project, £174,686, 2009 to 2012.
Department of Health: My Home Life/Let's Respect Project, £40,000, 2009 to 2010.
Department of Health: Dementia Care Strategy Bulletins, £5,000, 2009 to 2010.
Abbey Total Care: Abbey Total Care Project, £30,000, 2009 to 2010.
Haringey Primary Care Trust: Haringey Dignity Project, £28,000, 2009 to 2010.
Barts and the London NHS Trust: Ward Sister Project, £28,603, 2009 to 2010.
Department of Health: My Home Life Third Sector Plus Investment Project,, £128,247, 2009 to 2012.
Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust, Barnet and Chase Farm Hospitals NHS Trust: Leadership in Dignity Project, £500,000, 2008 to 2010.
Wiltshire Local Authority: My Home Life Wilstshire, £36,421, 2008 to 2010.
European Union: PROGRESS Project, £24,155, 2008 to 2010.
Burdett Trust for Nursing: Best Practice for Older People Project, £108,179, 2008 to 2009.
Burdett Trust for Nursing: Older People in A&E Project, £7,200, 2008 to 2008.
Help the Aged, BUPA Giving: My Home Life Programme, £279,551, 2007 to 2009.
City University: Ageing and Loneliness (UK arm of international study - Australia, Japan, Norway, South Africa, UK), 2006 to 2007.
NHMRC, Australia: Nurses, older people and hospitals: meeting new challenges, $455,750, 2005 to 2007.
Help the Aged: Realising the Vision: Quality of Life in Care Homes, £25,000, 2005 to 2006.
North East London PALS: Appreciative Inquiry into the impact of cultural change of North East
London Patient Advice and Liaison Services (PALS), £6,000, 2005 to 2006.
North East London Workforce Development Confederation: Partnership with Care Homes Project, £250,000, 2003 to 2008.
London NHSE O&M R&D Committee: Learning the Lessons from PALS: A qualitative evaluation of London Patient Advice & Liaison Services and development of acceptable user-centred assessment criteria for this service., £151,952, 2003 to 2005.
Barts and The London NHS Trust: Introduction of a ward based medical team system within a General and Emergency Medicine Directorate, £67,054, 2001 to 2003.
Barts and the London NHS Trust: An action research study on the co-ordination of interprofessional care, £59,053, 2001 to 2003.
SNMAC, Department of Health: Caring for Older People: A Nursing Priority, £9,000, 2001 to 2002.
Central and East London Education Consortium: CELEC Action Research Project: Care for Older People, £1,081,008, 2000 to 2003.
Lambeth and Soutwark and Lewisham Health Authority: Hospital Discharge Project, £105,000, 2000 to 2002.
Epsom & St Helier NHS Trust: The Experience of Care of Older End-Stage Renal Patients In Receipt of Long-Term Dialysis, £20,186, 2000 to 2002.
Forest Healthcare NHS Trust: Evaluation of a Hospital Day Ward Commissioned Study, £15,184, 2000 to 2000.
Forest Healthcare NHS Trust: Older people's use of A&E, £18,000, 1998 to 1999.
The Homerton Hospital NHS Trust: Improving the Rehabilitation Care of Older People, £31,738, 1998 to 1998.
North Thames NHSE: Defining the Nursing Contribution, £6,000, 1998 to 1998.
DoH Building Partnerships for Success: Community Care Development Programme & DoH Social Care Division (project extension): Working with and for older people to promote seamless care, £99,947 + £35,000, 1997 to 2000.
Forest Healthcare NHS Trust: An Action Research Study into the Organisation of Care for Older People in the A&E Department, £60,800, 1997 to 1998.
CAIPE: Interprofessional Education in Wales, £14,260, 1997 to 1997.
Health Policy and Public Health Directorate of LSLHA: Exploratory Study to Describe the Progress of Elderly Individuals Placed under Band 1 of Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham Health Authority Continuing Care Guidelines, £9,000, 1997 to 1997.

Current Research

Cheek, J., Gibson, T. Price, K., Meyer, J. (ongoing) Nurses, older people and hospitals: meeting new challenges. Study funded by National Health and Medical Research Council, Australia.
Meyer, J., Lowe, E., O'Callaghan, J. (ongoing) Partnership with Care Homes Project Study funded by North East London Strategic Health Authority

Completed Research

Meyer, J., Bentley, J. Abbott, S. Lanceley, A. (2005) Learning the Lessons from PALS. Study funded by London NHSE O&M R&D Committee.
Meyer, J. and Spilsbury, K. (2004) Who cares? A case study to explore health care assistants' jurisdiction in a hospital setting. Study funded by Chelsea & Westminster NHS Trust.
Meyer, J., Johnson, B. and Bryar, R. (2003) CELEC Action Research Proejct: Care for Older People. Study funded by Central and East London Education Consortium.
Reeves, S., Lewin, S., Meyer, J. Glynn, M. (2003) Introduction of a ward based medical team system within a General and Emergency Medicine Directorate. Study funded by Barts and The London NHS Trust.
Cotter, A., McCormick, K., Meyer, J. (2002) Hospital Discharge Project. Study funded by Lambeth and Soutwark and Lewisham Health Authority.
Meyer, J. and Bentley, J. (2002) The Experience of Care of Older End-Stage Renal Patients In Receipt of Long-Term Dialysis. Study funded by Epsom & St Helier NHS Trust and City University.
Bridges, J., Meyer, J. and Glynn, M. (2001) An action research study on the co-ordination of interprofessional care. Study funded by Barts and the London NHS Trust R&D Levy.
SNMAC (2001) Caring for older people: a nursing priority. London: DOH Commissioned researchers on project for SNMAC.
Meyer, J. and Bentley, J. (2000) Evaluation of a Hospital Day Ward. Study funded by Forest Healthcare NHS Trust
Meyer, J., Cotter, A. and Roberts, S. (2000) Working with and for older people to promote seamless care. Study by DoH Building Partnerships for Success: Community Care Development Programme & DoH Social Care Division (project extension)
Meyer, J. and Bentley, J. (1999) Older people's use of A&E. Study funded by Forest Healthcare NHS Trust
Meyer, J. and Bridges, J. (1998) Improving the Rehabilitation Care of Older People. Study funded by The Homerton Hospital NHS Trust
Meyer, J. and Bridges, J. (1998) An Action Research Study into the Organisation of Care for Older People in the A&E Department. Study funded by Forest Healthcare NHS Trust
Meyer, J. and Spilsbury, K. (1998) Defining the Nursing Contribution. Study by North Thames NHSE
Freeth, D. Meyer, J., Scott, R. & Spilsbury, K. (1997) Interprofessional Education in Wales. Study funded by CAIPE.
Cotter, A. and Meyer, J. (1997) An Exploratory Study to Describe the Progress of Elderly Individuals Placed under Band 1 of Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham Health Authority Continuing Care Guidelines. Study funded by Health Policy and Public Health Directorate of LSLHA.

Teaching

NMM004: Research Dissertation (MSc)
NMM027: Qualitative Research (MSc/CPD)

National/international research & scholarly activities

Editorial Activities

Educational Action Research Journal (co-editor)
Journal of Research in Nursing (editorial board member)
International Journal of Older People Nursing (editorial board member)
Qualitative Health Research (editorial board member)
British Sociological Association Medical Sociology Group Newsletter (co-editor, 1997-2000)
Reviewer for Journals/Books (various)

Current PhD/Doctorate Supervision

Current:The influence of the quality of interpersonal relationships in self-management of patients with chronic heart failure
Registered: City University, School of Community & Health Sciences
Supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer, City University & Dr Carol Ball
Full-time research student: Carmela Arteaga Jordá
Promoting Quality of Life for Women following birth on a hospital postnatal ward
Registered: City University, School of Community & Health Sciences
Supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer, City University & Dr Loretta Bellman
Part-time Research Student: Jacqueline Baxter
Promoting Quality of Life in Care Homes
Registered: City University, School of Community & Health Sciences
Supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer, City University
Part-time Research Student: Shaaron Caratella
Quality of Life in Care Homes
Registered: City University, School of Community & Health Sciences
Supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer, City University
Part-time Research Student (staff): Tom Owen
Ward Sister Initiative
Registered: City University, School of Community & Health Sciences
Supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer, City University & Dr Jackie Bridges
Part-time Research Student: Catherine Walsh
My journey: supporting change in care for older people through action research
Registered: City University , School of Nursing and Midwifery
Supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer, City University
Part-time Research Student (Staff ): Julie O'Callaghan
Seeking solutions: Exploring ways of meeting healthcare needs of care home residents with dementia
Registered: City University , School of Nursing and Midwifery
Supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer, City University & Professor Wendy Moyle
Full-time Research Student (Staff): Jenny Dudman
A Critique of Old Age and Caring for Older People in Introductory Nursing Textbooks
Registered: University of South Australia
Joint supervisor: Dr Kay Price
Full time Research Student: Pamela Alde
Completed:Noble, H (2009) Opting not to dialyse
Registered: City University , School of Nursing and Midwifery
Supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer and Dr Barbara Johnson City University; Dr Danny Kelly, Middlesex University
Nicholson, C (2009) Living on thin ice: Facing the future in late old age
Registered: City University , School of Nursing and Midwifery
Joint supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer and Dr Mary Flatley, City University
Kilbride, C (2007) Inside the Black Box: Creating Excellence in Stroke Care through a Community of Practice.
Registered: City University, School of Nursing and Midwifery
Joint supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer and Dr Mary Flatley, City University
Portway, S (2007) Living with Asperger's Syndrome
Registered: City University, School of Nursing and Midwifery
Joint supervisor: Dr Barbara Johnson and Professor Julienne Meyer, City University
Holman, C (2007) : Living Bereavement: An Exploration of Health Care Workers' Responses to Loss and Grief in an NHS Continuing Care Ward for Older People.
Registered: City University , School of Nursing and Midwifery
Joint supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer and Dr Angela Cotter, City University
Ashburner, C (2005) Person-centred care: Change through action research
Registered: City University, School of Nursing and Midwifery
Joint supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer and Dr Angela Cotter, City University
Reeves, S (2005) Interprofessional power relations in primary care.
Registered: City University, School of Nursing and Midwifery
Joint supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer and Dr Della Freeth, City University
Bridges, J (2004) Workforce Matters: Evaluating the role of the interprofessional care co-ordinator
Registered: City University, School of Nursing and Midwifery
Supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer, City University
Spilsbury K (2004) Do they make a difference? Exploring the fitness for practice, supervision and impact on patient care of health care assistants' work.
Registered: City University, School of Nursing and Midwifery
Joint Supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer and Dr Paul Godin, City University
Anstey K (2003) The nurse's role in promotion the involvement of older users and carers in the assessment of their continuing health and social care needs.
Registered: City University, School of Nursing and Midwifery
Joint supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer and Dr Angela Cotter, City University
Hobson D (2002) Moral Silence? Ethical issues in cancer nursing practice.
Registered: City University, School of Nursing and Midwifery
Joint supervisor: Professor Julienne Meyer,Dr Alfons Greider and Diane Yarwood, City University
Mitchel T (2000) The socialisation of students into nursing through a project 2000 course.
Registered: School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of West of England and University of Bristol.
Joint supervision: Dr Anthony Rosie, University of Hull and Professor Julienne Meyer, City University
Hariri S (1998) The role of information technology in patient education in community pharmacy shops. Registered: King's College London, Dept of Pharmacy.
Joint Supervision: Dr L Anderson, King's College London and Professor Julienne Meyer, City University

External Activities

Adjunct Professor at the University of South Australia (Adelaide).
International Institute of Qualitative Methodology Advances in Qualitative Methods Conference 2006 (invited co-organiser).
Department of Health R&D Programme: Research Capacity Development (invited assessor for applications).
Royal Pharmaceutical Society Medicines Partnership: From compliance to concordance (professional development sub-group invited member).
Department of Health Nurse Advisor for Older People (professional advisory group invited member).
British Geriatrics Society Interdisciplinary Sub Group (invited member).
National Council for Palliative Care Advisory Group for Palliative Care in Care Homes (invited member).
Royal College of Nursing Knowledge Utilisation and Transfer Colloquium (invited member, 2002-2005).
Department of Health, Standing Nursing and Midwifery Advisory Committee: Subgroup for Care for Older People in the Acute Phase of Illness (invited member, 1999-2001).
National Care Homes R&D Forum (co-convenor).
British Sociological Association Medical Sociology Group (elected executive committee member 1991-1998, treasurer 1995-1998).
London NHSE Organisation & Management R&D Committee (invited member, 2000-2001).
London Medical Sociology Group (treasurer 1991-1994, convenor 1995-1997).

Publications

Somekh B, Burman E, Delamont S, Meyer J, Payne M & Thorpe R (2011) Research in social sciences, Theory and Methods in Social Research, Second Edition. London, Sage, 2-15 pages, ISBN=9781849200141 (bookchapter)
Noble H, Meyer J, Bridges J, Kelly D & Johnson B (2010) Trajectories towards death: how people cope when they are dying. End of Life Care, 4 (1), 20-25
Noble H, Meyer J, Bridges J, Kelly D, Johnson B (2010) Examining renal patients' death trajectories without dialysis. End of Life Care, 4 (2), 26-34
Nicholson C, Flatey M, Wilkinson C, Meyer J, Dale P & Wessel L (2010) Everybody matters 3: engaging patients and relatives in decision making to promote dignity. Nursing Times, 106 (22), 10-2
Nicholson C, Flatley M, Wilkinson C, Meyer J, Dale P & Wessel L (2010) Everybody matters 2: promoting dignity in acute care through effective communication. Nursing Times, 106 (21), 12-4
Nicholson C, Flatley M, Wilkinson C, Meyer J, Dale P & Wessel L (2010) Everybody matters 1: how getting to know your patients helps to promote dignified care. Nursing Times, 106 (20), 12-4
Bridges J, Flatley M & Meyer J (2010) Older people's and relatives' experiences in acute care settings: systematic review and synthesis of qualitative studies. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 47 (1), 89-107
Meyer J (2010) Promoting dignity, respect and compassionate care. Journal of Research in Nursing, 15 (1), 69-73
Bridges J, Flatley M & Meyer J (2010) Guidance on best practice in acute care. Nursing Older People, 21 (10), 18-21
Kilbride C, Perry L, Flatley M, Turner E & Meyer J (2010) Developing theory and practice: Creation of a Community of Practice. Journal of Interprofessional Care.
Meyer J (2010) Action Research, The Research Process in Nursing, Sixth Edition. Chichester, Wiley-Blackewell, 257-270 pages, ISBN=978-1-4051-90 (bookchapter)
Noble H, Meyer J, Kelly D, Johnson B & Bridges J (2009) Reasons why renal patients give for deciding not to dialyse: prospective qualitative interview study. Dialysis & Transplantation, 38 (3), 82-86
Noble H, Bridges J & Meyer J (2009) Using practitioner research to study vulnerable patients. European Journal of Palliative Care, 6 (6), 269-272
Meyer J (2009) Promoting dignity, respect and compassionate care. Journal of Research in Nursing, 15 (01), 69-73
Meyer J (2009) Review: Comparison of two tools developed to assess the needs of older people with complex care needs. Journal of Research in Nursing, 14 (5), 437-8
Froggatt K, Davies S & Meyer J (2009) Understanding Care Homes: A research and development perspective. London, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, ISBN=978-1-84310-5
Wilkinson C, Meyer, J & Cotter A (2009) Developing Person-centred Care in an NHS Continuing Care Setting, Understanding Care Homes: A research and development perspective. London, Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 25-46 pages (bookchapter)
Noble H, Meyer J, Bridges J, Kelly D & Johnson B (2008) Patient experience of dialysis refusal or withdrawal - a review of the literature. Journal of Renal Care, 34 (2), 94-100
Meyer J (2008) National Care Homes Week Special Bulletin: Best practice in care homes - what is the evidence? Caring Business (222), S1-4
Owen T, Meyer J, Bentley J, Heath H & Goodman C (2008) Better partnership between care homes and the NHS: Findngs from My Home Life programme. Journal of Care Services Management, 3 (1), 96-106
Meyer J & Owen T (2008) Calling for an international dialogue on quality of life in care homes. International Journal of Older People Nursing, 3 (4), 291-294
Meyer J (2008) Review: The role of education and training in achieving change in care homes: a literature review. Journal of Research in Nursing, 13 (5), 434-435
Noble H, Meyer J & Bridges J (2008) Why end-stage renal patients choose not to have dialysis. End of Life Care, 2 (3), 41-45
Bridges J & Meyer J (2007) Exploring the effectiveness of action research as a tool for organisational change in health care. Journal of Research in Nursing, 12 (4), 389-399
Noble H, Kelly D, Rawlings-Anderson K & Meyer J (2007) A Concept Analysis of Renal Supportive Care: The changing world of nephrology. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 59 (6), 644-653
Bridges J, Fitzgerald L & Meyer J (2007) New workforce roles in healthcare: exploring the longer-term journey of organisational innovations. Journal of Health Organisation and Management, 21 (4/5), 381-392
Buchanan D, Caldwell R, Meyer J, Storey J & Wainwright C (2007) Leadership transmission: muddled metaphor, or key concept? Journal of Health Organisation and Management, 21 (3), 246-258
Bridges J & Meyer J (2007) Policy on new workforce roles: a discussion paper. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 44 (4), 635-644
Noble H, Meyer J & Bridges J (2007) Decision-making for renal patients at the end of life. European Journal of Palliative Care, 14 (5), 204-207
Meyer J (2007) Guest Editorial: My Home Life programme. International Journal of Older People Nursing, 2 (4), 239-240
Owen T & Meyer J (2007) My Home Life: a vision for care home practice. Journal of Dementia Care, 15 (5), 28-30
Abbott S, Bentley J, Meyer J & Lanceley A (2006) Patient Advice and Liaison Services: strengthening the voices of individual service users in health care organisations. Health Expectations, 9 (2), 138-147
Holman C, Meyer J & Davenhill R (2006) Psychoanalytical informed research in an NHS continuing care unit for older people: exploring and developing staff's work with complex loss and grief. Journal of Social Work and Practice, 20 (3), 315-328
Meyer J, Heath H, Holman C, Owen T, Bridges J, Brown-Wilson C, Dewar B, Dudman J, Davies S, Nicholson C, O'May F & Reed J (2006) Moving from victim blaming to an appreciative inquiry: exploring quality of life in care homes. Quality in Ageing, 7 (4), 27-36
Meyer J, Ashburner C & Holman C (2006) Becoming connected, being caring. Educational Action Research, 14 (4), 477-496
Meyer J (2006) Review: Nursing Older People. Ageing and Society, 27 (2), 314-315
Meyer J (2006) Review: Developing a model of participatory research involving researchers, practitioners, older people and their family carers. Journal of Research in Nursing, 11 (04), 343-344
Eyers I, Nolan M, Meyer J, Reed J & Knibb W (2006) Transitions in care homes meeting the demands of the 21st century. Quality in Ageing, 7 (3), 2-4
Meyer J (2006) Action Research, Qualitative Research in Health Care, 3rd Edition. London, BMJ Publishing, 121-131 pages (bookchapter)
Meyer J (2006) Action Research, The Research Process in Nursing, 5th Edition. Blackwell Publishing, 274-288 pages (bookchapter)
Abbott S, Meyer J, Copperman J, Bentley J & Lanceley A (2005) Quality criteria for Patient Advice and Liaison Services: what do the patients and the public want? Health Expectations, 8 (2), 126-137
Bentley J, Abbott S, Meyer J & Lanceley A (2005) Horizontal or vertical support: dilemmas for Patient Advice and Liaison Services in the NHS. Public Policy and Administration, 8 (2), 54-66
Bridges J, Meyer, J, Dethick, L, & Griffiths, P (2004) Older people in accident and emergency: implications for UK policy and practice. Reviews in Clinical Gerontology, 14 (1), 15-24
Buchanan D, Abbott S, Bentley J, Lanceley A & Meyer J (2005) Let's be PALS: user-driven organizational change in healthcare. British Journal of Management, 16, 315-328
Kilbride C, Meyer J, Flatley M & Perry L (2005) Stroke Units: the implementation of a complex intervention. Educational Action Research Journal, 13 (4), 479-504
Spilsbury K & Meyer J (2005) Making Claims on Nursing Work. Exploring the work of healthcare assistants and the implications for registered nurses' roles. Journal of Research in Nursing, 10 (1), 65-83
Somekh B, Burman E, Delamont S, Meyer J, Payne M & Thorpe R (2005) Research Communities in the Social Sciences. Research Method in the Social Sciences, London, Sage (bookchapter)
Ashburner C, Meyer J, Johnson B & Smith C (2004) Using action research to address loss of personhood in a continuing care setting, Illness. Crisis and Loss, 12 (1), 23-37
Ashburner C, Meyer J, Cotter A, Young G & Ansell R (2004) Seeing things differently: evaluating psychodynamically informed group clinical supervision for general hospital nurses. NT Research, 9 (1), 38-48
Bentley J & Meyer J (2004) Repeat attendance by older people at accident and emergency departments. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 48 (2), 149-156
Holman C, Meyer J & Cotter A (2004) The complexity of loss in continuing care institutions for older people: a review of the literature, Illness. Crisis and Loss, 12 (1), 38-51
Spilsbury K & Meyer J (2004) Use, misuse and non-use of health care assistants: understanding the work of health care assistants in a hospital setting. Journal of Nursing Manangement, 12 (6), 411-418
Meyer J & Sturdy D (2004) Exploring the future of gerontological outcomes. International Journal of Older People, 13 (6b), 128-134
Abbott S, Bentley J, Lanceley A & Meyer J (2003) "Can GPs and PALS be friends?". The British Journal of Nursing Practice, 818-819
Abbott S, Bentley J, Lanceley A & Meyer J (2003) The early lives and times of London PALS. British Journal of Health Care Managment, 9 (1), 18-20
Bridges J, Meyer J, Glynn M, Bentley J & Reeves S (2003) Interprofessional care co-ordinators: the benefits and tensions associated with a new role in UK acute health care. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 40 (6), 599-607
Meyer J (2003) Questioning design and method: exploring the value of action research in relation to R & D in primary care. Primary Health Care Research and Development, 4 (2), 99-108
Meyer J, Johnson B, Bryar R & Proctor S (2003) Practitioner research: exploring issues in relation to research-capacity building. NT Research, 8 (6), 407-418
Normand C, Meyer J & Bentley J (2003) Research ethics and complex studies. NT Research, 8 (1), 17-26
Reeves S, Lewin S, Meyer J & Glynn M (2003) Evaluating the introduction of ward based medical teams on collaboration and patient care. Journal of Interprofessional Care, 17 (1), 109-110
Nicol M & Meyer J (2003) Adult Nursing, Adult Nursing Practice. Edinburgh, Mosby International Ltd (bookchapter)
Meyer J (2003) Stages in the process: a personal account. Action Research, 24-37 pages (bookchapter)
Meehan L, Meyer J & Winter J (2002) Partnership with care homes: A new approach to collaborative working. NT Research, 7 (5), 348-359
Bentley J, Meyer J & Kafetz K (2001) Assessing the outcomes of day hospital care for older people: A review of the literature. Quality in Ageing. Policy, practice and research, 2 (4), 33-41
Meyer J (2001) Commentary: Action research - a design with potential. NT Research, 6 (1), 502-510
Meyer J (2001) Concordance - an opportunity for partnersip in medicine-taking. NT Research, 6 (2), 564-565
Spilsbury K & Meyer J (2001) Defining the nursing contribution to patient outcome: lessons from a review of the literature examining nursing outcomes, skill mix and changing roles. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 10 (1), 3-14
Bridges J, Meyer J, Smith J & Carter C (2001) Action research in rehabilitation care for older people. Nursing Times, 97 (5), 37-38
Bridges J, Meyer J, Smith J & Carter C (2001) Improving rehabiltation care. Nursing Times, 97 (4), 36-37
Bridges J, Meyer J, Smith J & Carter C (2001) Meeting the needs of older people in rehabilitation care. Nursing Times, 97 (3), 33-34
Bridges J, Meyer J, Smith J & Carter C (2001) Using action research: an introduction. Nursing Times, 97 (2), 30-31
Meyer J (2001) Lay participation in care in a hospital setting. An action research study. Portsmouth, Nursing Praxis International
Meyer J (2001) Action Research, Methods for studying the delivery and organisation of health services. London, Routledge (bookchapter)
Bridges J, Meyer J & Barnes L (2000) Specialising in older people. Nursing Times, 96 (30), 42
Bridges J & Meyer J (2000) The use of action research to explore the interface between acute hospital services. International Journal of Educational Action Research, 8 (2), 277-289
Bridges J, Meyer J, McMahon K, Bentley J & Winter J (2000) A health visitor for older people in A&E. British Journal of Community Nursing, 5 (2), 75-80
Bridges J, Cotter A, Meyer J & Salvage A (2000) The progress of older people placed during the first year of the 1996 continuing care guidance. Health and Social Care in the Community, 8 (2), 147-150
Bridges J, Meyer J & Spilsbury K (2000) Organisation of care for older people in A&E. Emergency Nurse, 8 (3), 22-26
Hariri S, Goodyer L, Meyer J & Anderson C (2000) Assessment of a touch-screen health promotion system in independent community pharmacies. Health Education Journal, 59, 99-107
Meyer J (2000) Evaluating Action Research. Age and Ageing, 29 (S2), 8-10
Meyer J, Spilsbury K & Prieto J (2000) Comparison of findings from a single case in relation to those from a systematic review of action research. Nurse Researcher, 7 (2), 37-53
Meyer J (2000) Using qualitative methods in health related action research. British Medical Journal, 320, 178-181
Bridges J, Meyer J, Davidson D, Harris J & Glynn M (1999) Hospital Discharge: Smooth passage. Health Service Journal, 94 (34), 24-25
Bridges J, Spilsbury K, Meyer J & Crouch R (1999) Older people in A&E: Literature review and implications for British policy and practice. Reviews in Clinical Gerontology, 9 (2), 127-137
Freeth D, Meyer J, Reeves S & Spilsbury K (1999) Linking inter-professional education to user benefit: of drops in the ocean and stalactites. Advanced Clinical Nursing, 3, 127-135
Meyer J (1999) Patient-sensitive treatment or decision making? Preferences and perceptions in a sample of renal patients. NT Research, 4 (5), 327-329
Meyer J, Bridges J & Spilsbury K (1998) Caring for older people in acute settings: Lessons learned from an action research study in accident and emergency. NT Research, 4 (5), 327-339
Reeves S, Meyer J, Glynn M & Bridges J (1999) Journal of inter-professional care teams in a general and emergency directorate. Advanced Clinical Nursing, 3, 49-59
Reeves S, Meyer J, Glynn M & Bridges J (1999) Inter-professional co-ordination of health teams in an acute service: developing a new role. Journal of Interprofessional Care, 13 (4), 425-426
Spilsbury K, Meyer J, Bridges J & Holman C (1999) "The little things count": Older Adult's experiences of A&E care. Emergency Nurse, 7 (6), 24-31
Cotter A, Meyer J & Roberts S (1999) Humanity or Bureacracy? Transition from hospital to long term and continuing institutional care. NT Research, 3 (4), 247-256
Meyer J (1999) Using qualitative methods in health-related action research, Qualitative Methods in Health Care, 2nd Edition. London, BMJ Publishing (bookchapter)
Hobson D, Grieder A & Meyer J (1999) Research approaches: methodological tensions, Working towards a degree: insights from the nursing perspective. London, NT Medical Education London: Health Education Authority (bookchapter)
Cotter A, Salvage A, Bridges J & Meyer J (1998) Measuring outcomes of long-term care for older people. Reviews in Clinical Gerontology, 8 (3), 257-268
Cotter A, Meyer J & Roberts S (1998) The transition from hospital to long-term institutional care. Nursing Times, 94 (34), 54-56
Meyer J (1998) Patient-sensitive treatment decision-making? Preferences and perceptions in a sample of renal patients. NT Research, 3 (5), 363-372
Harari S, Goodyer L, Anderson C & Meyer J (1997) Cardio-Pharm: Interactive multimedia health promotion software for community pharmacy. Nutrition and Food Science, 2 (3), 71-75
Meyer J & Bateup L (1997) Action research in health-care practice: Nature, present concerns and future possibilities. NT Reseach, 2 (3), 175-184
Meyer J (1997) Review: Having your say: self advocacy and individuals experiencing mental health problems in a study of informal carers of terminally ill cancer patients. NT Research, 2 (5), 390
Meyer J (1997) Review: triangulation of data collection: practicalities and problems in a study of informal carers of terminally ill cancer patients. NT Research, 2 (2), 117-118
Meyer J & Sandall J (1997) Medical Sociology and Health Services Research: Has Armstrong gone native and will Bury miss the stop? Medical Sociology News, 23 (3), 50-54
Nichols R, Meyer J, Batehup L & Waterman H (1997) Promoting action research in healthcare settings, Nursing Times, 11 (40), 36-37
Nichols R, Meyer J, Batehup L & Waterman H (1996) Action Research in Health Care. Action Researcher, 6, 26-28
Sandall J & Meyer J (1996) Taking the lid off the role of consumers/users in evidence based healthcare. Medical Sociological News, 21 (3), 17-18
Meyer J (1995) Action Research. Stages in the process: a personal account. Nurse Researcher, 2 (3), 24-37
Meyer J (1993) Lay participation in care - a challenge for multidisciplinary teamwork. Journal of Interprofessional Care, 7 (1), 57-66
Meyer J (1993) New paradigm research and practice: the trials and tribulations of action research. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 18 (7), 1066-1072
Meyer J (1993) Lay participation in care: threat to the status quo. Research in Health Promotion and Nursing, London, Macmillan, 86-100 pages (bookchapter)
Meyer J (1989) Health education in basic nurse training, Directions in Nursing Research: Ten years of Progress at London University, London, Scutari Press, 220-230 pages (bookchapter)
Noble H, Meyer J & Bridges J. Saying `no' to dialysis - how little we know!, End of Life Journal, In Press
Cooper J, Levington A, Abbott S & Meyer J. Developing partnership for skills training in the care home sector. Primary Health Care Research & Development. In Press
Noble H, Meyer J, Kelly D, Johnson J & Bridges J. Identifying the trajectory to death in patients managed without dialysis. End of Life Care, In Press

Membership of professional bodies

British Society of Gerontology
Collaborative Action Research Network
Royal College of Nursing
Society for the Study of Organising for Health Care
University and College Union