Giuliana Harvey, PhD, RN
Administrative Title: Assistant Chair, Curriculum
Academic Title: Associate Professor
Office: Y361
email: gharvey@mtroyal.ca
phone: 403.440.8622
Education
PhD, University of Calgary
MN, University of Calgary
BScN, University College of the Cariboo
Giuliana’s clinical career in nursing focused on the care of adults in medical surgical and critical care areas. As a critical care nurse she worked in the Intensive Care Unit and Post-Anaesthetic Recovery Room. She has had the opportunity to work in various acute care settings across Canada including UBC Hospital (Vancouver), Foothills Medical Centre and Peter Lougheed Hospital (Calgary), St. Joseph’s Health Centre and St. Michael’s Hospital (Toronto). Giuliana pursued a Master of Nursing from the University of Calgary, where she developed an interest in the area of critical incident stress experienced by critical care nurses. She expanded on this area of interest in her PhD studies where she used a hermeneutic approach to understand the meaning of work-related critical incident stress experienced by ICU nurses
Areas of Instruction
- Nursing Theory Related to Ethics, Legalities, Safety
- Adult Health
- Fundamentals in Nursing Theory
- Psychomotor Skills
Area of Scholarship
- Critical Incident Stress and Undergraduate Nursing Students
- Simulation
Selected Publications
Harvey, G.H., Carter-Snell, C., & Aalen, D. (2022). Clinical related critical incident stress in undergraduate nursing students: A scoping review. Nursing Forum, 57(3), 461-468.
Harvey, G., MacLean, H., & Catena, R. (2021). Using tag team simulation for ethics education in undergraduate nursing students. Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 56, 121-124.
Harvey, G., & Tapp, D. (2020). Exploring the meaning of critical incident stress experienced by intensive care unit nurses. Nursing Inquiry, 27(4).
Harvey, G., & Lehman, J. (2020). The clinical preparation tool. Nurse Educator, 45(6), 300-301.
Harvey, G., Tapp, D. & Moules, N. (2016). Intensive care unit nursing: An interpretable and hermeneutic practice. Journal of Applied Hermeneutics, 14, 1-7.
Selected Presentations
Harvey, G., & Tapp, D. (2019). Work-Related Critical Incident Stress Experienced by Intensive Care Unit Nurses: A Theoretical Overview. Dynamics of Critical Care.
Harvey, G., & Lehman, J. (2018). A Tool for Patient Selection: An Approach for Preserving Patient Confidentiality. Western North-Western Region Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing.
Harvey, G., & Dawson, D. (2018). Standardizing Clinical Post-Conference with the Use of Guided Questions. Western North-western Region Canadian Association of Schools of Nursing.