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Martin Campbell

Research Interests

Martin is the Principal Teaching Fellow in the School of Psychology with interests in intellectual disability and staff training. He is the Distance Learning Programme Director responsible for the Postgraduate Certificate, Diploma and Masters (MSc.) courses, offered to staff working with people with learning disabilities.

He works on a number of collaborative projects with health, social service and voluntary sector organisations and various Scottish Government departments. This includes work reviewing health services, and membership of a number of national reference groups.

His research is concerned with staff training, challenging behaviour, and how this impacts on the quality of care people with disabilities experience.

Recent health-related publications

Campbell, M. & Martin, M. (2009) Reducing health inequalities in Scotland: The involvement of people with learning disabilities as NHS reviewers. British Journal of Learning Disabilities In Press.

Campbell, M. (2008) The Impact of Training on Cognitive Representation of Challenging Behaviour in Staff Working with Adults with Learning Disabilities. Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities, 21, 6, 561-574

Campbell, M. (2007) Staff Training and Challenging Behaviour- Who Needs It? Journal of Intellectual Disabilities, 11, 2, 143-156.

Campbell, M. (2007) Cognitive Representation of challenging behaviour among staff working with adults with learning disabilities. Psychology, Health and Medicine, Vol 12, 1, 1-14.

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