Professor Diane Chamberlain

Professor Diane Chamberlain (RN, BSc (Psych), BNurs, MNSc (Critical Care), MPH (Epi), PhD, FACN, FACCCN, GAICD) is Professor of Critical Care Nursing and Health Workforce, Flinders University.

Professor Chamberlain is available for PhD Supervsion.

Professor Chamberlain’s research program focuses on (1) optimising models of patient care and clinical health services in sepsis and stroke and (2) guidelines and interventions for both organisations and individuals for workforce wellbeing in the health workforce. She is a clinical epidemiologist and a past clinical intensive care nursing director. Prof Chamberlain has published > 110 peer-reviewed articles and 6 book chapters. In total, she has attracted >$4.5 million dollars in funding as Chief Investigator (>$2 Million AUD as first named Chief Investigator).

In 2016, her contribution to critical care nursing practice, education, and research was recognised with the appointment as Fellow and Life Member of the Australian College of Critical Care Nursing and the Royal College of Nursing Australia. She is Past President of the Australian College of Critical Care Nurses (ACCCN) during 2013-2019, the peak professional body for Critical Care Nursing in Australia. Currently, Professor Chamberlain is an advisor to Sepsis Australia – and the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare. She is an Executive Board Member for the Global Sepsis Alliance, the European Intensive Care Society, and the Council for Graduate Research.