Academic staff

I trained as a registered nurse at Bedford College of Nursing and qualified in 1990. After working in elderly care, then for eight years in oncology, I moved into primary care as a practice nurse. I qualified as a non-medical prescriber in 2007 and continued my studies, qualifying as an Advanced Nurse Practitioner in 2011 and obtaining my MSc in 2013. I joined the non-medical prescribing team in January 2014 and I'm now the module lead and Associate Professor. I gained my PhD, "What are the practices and experiences of non-medical prescribers in the UK?" early in 2024.

"Rashes to Resuscitation" baby/child first aid class for parents and child-minders.

Poster presentation at the 19th WONCA World Conference of Family Doctors in May 2010 about "Rashes to Resuscitation" initiative.

Nurse member of the Joint Formulary Committee.

• Rae, B.E. and Rees, S. (2015) The perceptions of homeless people regarding their healthcare needs and experiences of receiving health care. Journal of Advanced Nursing 71(9):2096-107. doi: 10.1111/jan.12675.

• Ungpakorn R., and Rae, B. (2020) Health-related street outreach: Exploring the perceptions of homeless people with experience of sleeping rough. Journal of Advanced Nursing

76(1):253-263. doi: 10.1111/jan.14225.

• Sastre-Fullana, P.; Grey, D.C.; Cashin, A.; Bryant-Lukosius, D.; Schumann, L.; Geese, F.; Rae, B.; Duff. E., and Bird, B. (2021) Visual analysis of global comparative mapping of the practice domains of the nurse practitioner/advanced practice nursing role in respondent countries Journal of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners 33(7):p 496-505, July 2021.

• Rae, B. (2022) Obedience to collaboration: compliance, adherence and concordance Journal of Prescribing Practice Vol.3 No.6

• Rae, B. (2024) Medicines management for nurses:

explaining legal governance Nursing Standard,