Health Sciences

Professor Marie Donaghy BA (Hons), FCSP, PhD, ILTM Contact Details: School of Health Sciences Queen Margaret University Telephone: 0131 474 0000 E-mail: mdonaghy@qmu.ac.uk

Current Post
Dean of School (School of Health Sciences)

Education
Bellahouston Academy, Glasgow
Scottish Physiotherapy Hospital Glasgow (Diploma in Physiotherapy, Member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy)
Open University (BA (Hons) Psychology 2:2
Glasgow University (PhD Exercise Psychology Faculty of Medicine)

Profession
Superintendent Physiotherapist Glasgow
Lecturer, then Senior lecturer, then Acting Head of Physiotherapy, then Associate Dean, Head of School of Health Sciences Queen Margaret University .
Fellow of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy
Personal Chair in Physiotherapy

Main Research
the impact of exercise in different clinical populations in regard to; depression, self esteem, lifestyle behaviour. This has included looking at exercise as an adjunct in treatment of problem drinking, back pain, osteoporosis, cardiopulmonary disease.

Lifestyle behaviour linked to alcohol consumption, alcohol guidelines including labelling.

Professional competencies and standards. Reflection within the context of Physiotherapy.

Research Funding
Principal sources of research funding have been CSO, NES, SHEFC, CSP, Leonardo Da Vinci European Union.

Selected Publications
Edited Books

Donaghy , M.E. Nichol, M. Davidson, K. (2008)Cognitive Behavioural Interventions in Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy Butterworth Heinemann, Elsevier: Edinburgh. ISBN-13: 9780750688000

Everett T., Donaghy M.E., Feaver, S (2003) Interventions in Mental Health: An evidence-based approach for Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists: Butterworth Heinemann: Edinburgh

Chapters in Books

Donaghy, M. E. (2008) Cognitive behavioural Approaches in the Treatment of Alcohol Addicition in Donaghy M, Nichol, M. Davidson, K. (Eds) in Cognitive Behavioural Interventions in Physiotherapy and Occupational Therapy p105-120 Butterworth Heinemann Elsevier: Edinburgh

Donaghy, M. E. Ussher, M (2005) Exercise Interventions in Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation in Faulkener G Taylor A H(Eds) in Exercise health and mental health:Emerging relationships p46-89 Routledge: London. ISBN 0 - 415 - 33430 - 6

Donaghy M.E. (2003) Models of mental disorder in Everett T., Donaghy M.E., Feaver, S Interventions in Mental Health: An evidence-based approach for Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists p3-15 Butterworth Heinemann: Edinburgh

Donaghy M.E. (2003) Problem drinking in Everett T., Donaghy M.E., Feaver, S Interventions in Mental Health: An evidence-based approach for Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists p221-230 Butterworth Heinemann: Edinburgh

Donaghy M. E., Baikie E. (2001) Psychology and the rehabilitation of the older person in Squires, A., Hastings, M. (Eds) Rehabilitation of the Older Person 3rd Edition p. 143-159.Routledge: London.

Donaghy, M. E. (1995) Models of mental disorder in Everett, T., Dennis, M. Rickets, E.,(Eds) Physiotherapy in Mental Health, p18-38. Butterworth Heinemann: Oxford.

Research articles

Nichol, K., Johnstone, R., Donaghy, M Lawrie, S (2009) Barriers to uptake of physical activity in community based patients with schizophrenia. Journal of Mental Health in print

Bulley, C., Donaghy M., Payne A., Mutrie N (2009) Personal meanings, values and feelings relating to physical activity and exercise participation in female undergraduates: a qualitative exploration.Journal of Health Psychology 14 :6, 751-760.

Duthie, J., Donaghy, M (2009)'The Beliefs and Attitudes of Physiotherapy Students in Scotland Toward Older People Physical & Occupational Therapy In Geriatrics,27:3, 245-266

Bulley, C., Salisbury, L., Whiteford, S., Donaghy, M., MacKay, E., Howden, S. (2008) A prospective qualitative exploration of views about attending pulmonary rehabilitation. Physiotherapy Research International 14(1) Published online in Wiley InterScience( www.interscience.wiley.com) DOI: 10.1002/pri.435

Bulley, C., Donaghy M., Dow C (2008) Are Physiotherapy Guidelines for the Management of Osteoporosis being Implemented? A UK Wide Survey Advances in Physiotherapy 10, 95-103.

Bulley, C., Donaghy M. (2008)Processes in the Development of International Specialist Competencies and Standards Journal of Allied Health Vol 37 (3) 221E - 243E(23).

Donaghy, M., Nicol, M., Davidson, K (2007) Cognitive Behavioural Interventions: adding a useful dimension to practice In Touch no120 p 2-7.

Donaghy, M. (2007) Exercise can seriously improve your mental health: Fact or Fiction? Advances in Physiotherapy 9 (2): 76-89

Donaghy , M.E. Morss, K.  (2007) An evaluation of the effectiveness of a Framework designed to facilitate reflection on practice within the discipline of physiotherapy  Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 23 (2): 76-89

Gill, J., Warner, P Guise E   Donaghy, M. (2007)  Descriptors and Accounts of Female Undergraduate Drinking in Scotland . Health Education Research. 22  27-36

Sousa J.P, Cabri, J.,. Donaghy, M. (2007) Case research in sports physiotherapy: A review of studies Physical Therapy in Sport 8 (4): 83-94

Bulley. C., Donaghy, M. E., Payne, A., Mutrie, N. (2007)  A critical review of the validity of measuring stages of change in relation to exercise and moderate physical activity Critical Public Health 17 (1): 17-30

Sousa J. P, Cabri, J.,Donaghy, M. (2007)  Estudos de Caso em Fisioterapia no Desporto: Uma Revisao Sistematico. Rivista Portuegesa Fisioterapia no Desporto  Vol 1 1 38-48 

Cabri, J., Esteves, J., Oliveira, R.,Donaghy, M . (2006), Die Wirkungen des funktionellen Sprunggelenk-tapes auf die Propriozeption. Sportverletzung Sportsschaden, Vol.20, nº2, June,  64-68

Sousa J.P, Cabri, J., Donaghy, M. (2006), Fall- Forschung in der Sportsphysiotherapie. Sportverletzung Sportsschaden , Vol 20 , nº2 December

Bulley, C Donaghy M. (2005) Sports physiotherapy standards: a minimum threshold for performance Physical Therapy in Sport 6 201-207.

Bulley, C Donaghy M. (2005) Sports physiotherapy competencies: the first step towards a common platform for specialist professional recognition Physical Therapy in Sport 6 103-108.

Gill, J Donaghy, M. (2004) Variation in the alcohol content of a drink of wine or spirit poured by a Scottish population Health Education Research 19 (5) p485-491.

Johnstone, R., Donaghy M, Martin D. (2003) A pilot study of a cognitive-behavioural therapy approach to physiotherapy, for acute low back pain patients, who show signs of developing chronic pain. Advances in Physiotherapy 4 (4) p182-188.

Ussher, M., McCusker, M. Morrow, V., Donaghy, M E. (2003) A Physical Activity Intervention in a Community Alcohol Service British Journal of Occupational Therapy 63 (12) p.598-604.

Donaghy, M.E. Morss, K. (2000) Guided Reflection: A Framework to facilitate and assess reflective practice within the discipline of physiotherapy. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice. 16, p. 3-14

Donaghy, M.E. (1999) Reflections on clinical effectiveness in therapy: a practical approach British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 6 (6) p. 270-274

Donaghy, M.E. Gosling, S. (1999) Specialisation in Physiotherapy: Musings on current concepts and possibilities for harmonisation across the European Union Physical Therapy Reviews, 4, p.51-60

Donaghy, M.E. Mutrie N. (1999) Is exercise beneficial in the treatment and rehabilitation of the problem drinker? A critical review Physical Therapy Reviews 4, p. 153-166

Morss, K., Donaghy, M. E. (1998) Discipline-based academic development through a tripartite partnership. International Journal of Academic Development. 3, (2) p.136-145.