Our editorial advisory board

The Primary Health Care editorial advisory board (EAB) is a selected group of international nursing specialists chosen for their invaluable expertise and experience in community, primary care and public health

The EAB contributes to the editorial development of Primary Health Care, providing insight into what challenges nurses who work outside of hospital settings face and how to serve their needs through the journal.

Primary Health Care EAB members write for the journal on areas within their expertise, encourage authors to submit papers and review manuscripts submitted for publication. They are ambassadors for Primary Health Care and use their position to promote the journal among colleagues and on public occasions, providing feedback by seeking views on the journal from nurses and reporting to the editor on issues that could help with the journal’s image and development.

We are always seeking new EAB members. If you are keen to join the board please contact julie.sylvester@rcni.com or tweet @RCNi_Julie.

Heather Bain Assistant head of department Nursing and Midwifery, University of Highlands and Islands Maria Carmen Portillo Professor of long-term conditions, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Southampton
Sue Campbell Lecturer, University of Glasgow Debbie Quinn Palliative care clinical nurse specialist – community, Cransley Hospice, Kettering
Helen Donovan Independent consultant public health nurse and specialist in immunisation, London Jane Scullion Independent consultant nurse, Leicester
Leah East

Professor, School of Nursing & Midwifery, University of Southern Queensland, and Associate professor, University of New England, New South Wales, Australia

Laura Serrant Regional lead nurse – North East and Yorkshire, Health Education England
Sandra Grieve Independent travel health adviser Lucy Smith Assistant clinical operations director, Provide Community, Colchester
Sonia Hall Associate director of primary care nursing, Babylon Health, London Sue Hill Project manager, Foundation of Nursing Studies, London
Tim Hebbert Nurse consultant – physical health, Dementia and Frailty, Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust Marie Therese Massey Associate dean for wider workforce, NHS England – Yorkshire
Jason Warriner Director of care, quality and governance, Cranstoun, Surrey John Wells Nursing student, Liverpool John Moores University
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