Mr. Emmanuel Adesuyi | Healthcare Data Analysis | Best Researcher Award

Birmingham City University United Kingdom | United Kingdom

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Mr. Emmanuel Adesuyi – Nurse Educator and Researcher

Emmanuel Adesuyi is a dedicated and passionate academic in the nursing and healthcare profession. As a Doctoral Researcher and Lecturer at Birmingham City University, he combines his love for teaching with rigorous research in the field of nursing and midwifery education. He is committed to evidence-based teaching and the development of curricula that empower nursing and midwifery students. Emmanuel’s academic journey is driven by his goal of fostering continuous learning and contributing to global health through research and policy development.

Education & Qualifications

Emmanuel is currently pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Nursing at Birmingham City University, with a focus on teaching and learning in digital spaces in nursing and midwifery education. His academic background includes a Master of Public Health (MPH) from Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Nigeria, and a Bachelor of Nursing Science (BNSc) degree. He has also completed postgraduate training in research practice and has received certification in leadership and teaching techniques for higher education.

Professional Experience

Emmanuel has a diverse range of professional experiences. He currently holds a full-time position as a Doctoral Researcher and Lecturer at Birmingham City University, contributing to research and curriculum development. He has also worked as a Staff Nurse in various healthcare settings, including Thornbury Nursing Service, Leighton Hospital, and University College Hospital in Nigeria, where he provided patient care in orthopaedics, neurosurgery, and emergency departments.

Research & Scholarly Activity

Emmanuel’s research interests are focused on improving healthcare through education and policy. He is currently working on several projects, including exploring the effectiveness of nursing and midwifery curricula across the WHO-Afro region and studying the impact of digital spaces on teaching and learning. His ongoing research includes studies on HIV/AIDS medication adherence, childhood diarrhea management, and primary healthcare system determinants.

Grants & Awards

Emmanuel has been awarded several prestigious grants, including a research grant from the Phi Mu Chapter of Sigma Theta Tau Nursing Society, a fully funded fellowship in Global Nurse Leadership by the Global Nursing Leadership Institute, and a grant funded by the WHO and ICN for his project on standardizing nursing and midwifery education in the WHO-Afro region.

Volunteer & Community Activities

In addition to his academic and professional roles, Emmanuel is deeply committed to community service. He is the Chief Executive Officer of the Institute of Nursing Research, Nigeria, a not-for-profit organization he co-founded in 2016. He has been instrumental in guiding nurses in their research endeavors, promoting evidence-based practices, and providing leadership in various community outreach projects.

Teaching Engagement & Contributions

Emmanuel actively engages with students at various levels, offering both guidance and expertise. He contributes to the teaching of nursing students across different stages of their education at Birmingham City University, including supervising research projects and leading practical and theoretical modules in nursing care.

Emmanuel’s dedication to teaching, research, and healthcare policy development reflects his commitment to enhancing the nursing profession globally. Through his diverse roles and ongoing initiatives, he strives to make a meaningful impact on both education and healthcare delivery.

Top Notes Publications 

Stigmatization, Medication Adherence and Resilience Among Recently Diagnosed People Living With HIV/AIDS (PLWHA): A Mixed‐Method Study

• • Authors: Emmanuel O. Adesuyi, Cynthia A. Attah, Oluwatosin A. Ige, Confidence C. Attamah, Khadijah A. Jimoh, Opeoluwa O. Olabode, Oluwadamilare Akingbade, Ayobami O. Adeagbo, Rafiat Akinokun, Esther Ilesanmi et al.

  • Journal: Public Health Challenges

  • Year: 2025

Determinants of implementation of evidence-based practice in clinical decision-making among nurses in primary health care facilities in Ondo State, Nigeria

• • Authors: Opeoluwa Oluwatoyin Olabode, Funmilayo A. Okanlawon, Yetunde Olufunmilayo Tola, Emmanuel O. Adesuyi, Oluwadamilare Akingbade

  • Journal: PAN AFRICA SCIENCE JOURNAL

  • Year: 2024

Knowledge and Perception of Nursing Students in Nigeria towards Research: A Cross-Sectional Study

• • Authors: Elizabeth Olayimika Awoniyi, Oluwadamilare Akingbade, Caroline Oyebola Ajiboye, Glory Uleko Idigbe, Chioma Joy Eze, Victoria Damilola Adediran, Israel Opeyemi Fawole, Emmanuel O. Adesuyi

  • Journal: PAN AFRICA SCIENCE JOURNAL

  • Year: 2024

Perceived impact of graduate nurses’ internship program on nursing practice in Nigeria

• • Authors: Afeez Adeshina Suleiman, Rafiat Akinokun, Damilare Jonathan Arowolo, Elisha Oluwatobi Olabisi, Emmanuel O. Adesuyi, Omowunmi Ajiboye, Aduragbemi Oluwapelumi Ogunleye, Oluwadamilare Akingbade

  • Journal: PAN AFRICA SCIENCE JOURNAL

  • Year: 2024

Utilisation of Insecticide-treated Net and its Associating Factors in the Prevention of Malaria Among Pregnant Women Attending a Nigerian Antenatal Clinic

• • Authors: D.C Marindoti, B.N Ogunyinka, S.A Ayoola, C.U Samuel, A.O Popoola, Emmanuel O. Adesuyi

  • Journal: PAN AFRICA SCIENCE JOURNAL

  • Year: 2024