Research and Publications

'An exploration into the experiences and perceptions of physiotherapists and nurses in palliative and end of life care provision for people with acute severe COPD, and the influence of interdisciplinary relationships in the acute hospital setting.'

Supervised by Prof Nancy Preston and Prof Katherine Froggatt.

I am an affiliate researcher and PhD supervisor at the University of  Huddersfield, where I co-supervise several students undertaking a range of qualitative studies in the fields of health service provision and student experience.

Ali, V., Preston, N., Machin, L. & Malone. J. (2025) The experience of nurses when providing care across acts that may be perceived as death hastening: A qualitative evidence synthesis. Palliative Medicine. 39 (6): p644-664

Malone, J., Hebberd, B. & Benham, A. (2022a) THRIVE: A student-led, person-centered, interprofessional practice placement experience using a digital telehealth platform. Findings from a student survey. Physiotherapy. 114, suppl.1, p e19.

Malone, J., Hebberd, B., Benham, A. (2022b) THRIVE: Experiences of designing and delivering a student-led, person-centered, interprofessional practice placement using a digital telehealth platform. Physiotherapy. 114 suppl. 1, p e109.

Benham, A., Malone, J., Duncan, J. (2022) The experience of physiotherapy and occupational therapy students of pandemic teaching and its perceived impact on placement/practice. Physiotherapy. 114, suppl. 1, p e232.

Malone, J., Froggatt, K. & Preston, N. (2016) "Patch them up and send them home": perceptions of nurses and physiotherapists in their role with end-stage COPD. Palliative Medicine. 30 (4) p. S26 1 p., No. 23.

Malone, J., Froggatt, K. & Preston, N. (2016) "We Could Do Better": The Nature and Meaning of Information-Giving in End-stage COPD. Palliative Medicine. 30 (6): p. NP239 1 p., P345.