Nigel King

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Professor of Applied Psychology, Department of Psychology
School of Human and Health Sciences
Management Group, Institute of Skin Integrity and Infection Prevention
Member, Centre for Applied Psychological Research
Associate Member, Centre for Applied Research in Health

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-0585-7364

Phone01484 472812
Emailn.king@hud.ac.uk
Websitehttps://research.hud.ac.uk

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Biography

Nigel joined the University in 1992, and was promoted to Professor in Applied Psychology in 2007. He is currently Dean of the Graduate School. Until August 2016 he was Centre Director for the Centre for Applied Psychological and Health Research and Associate Dean for Research in the School of Human and Health Sciences.

Prior to joining the University of Huddersfield, Nigel completed a PhD in Organisational Psychology at the University of Sheffield (awared 1990) and worked as a Research Associate at the Centre for Primary Care Research, University of Manchester, from 1990 to 1992.

Nigel is well-known for his work in developing methods for applied qualitative research, especialy the Template Analysis style of thematic analysis, and the use of visual elicitation methods. His substantive interests include inter-professional collaboration in health and social care, nature and well-being and patient and carer experiences of chronic and life-limiting illness.

Research Expertise and Interests

Applied qualitative research methods
Template analysis style of thematic analysis
Visual methods in qualitative research
Pictor technique
Phenomenology
Personal Construct Psychology
Relationship between engagement with nature and the natural environment and well-being

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Research Expertise and Interests

Professional Identities
Interprofessional Relations
Community Palliative Care
Psychological Impact of "Green Exercise"
Social Impact of "Green Exercise"
Gardening
Patient Experience of Serious Illness
Carer Experience of Serious Illness
Creative Practice
Creative Identities
"Paranormal" Phenomena

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