Nurse leaders and health organisations everywhere would benefit immensely from Philip's insightful and practical approaches to improving our services
Mark Hayward, Director Association for Leaders in Nursing, UK
Your overall contribution far exceeded our expectations. Thank you for your marvellous contribution to our conference. We look forward to any opportunities for working with you in the future
Pam Murphy, President, South Australian Child and Family Health Nurses Association
Philip Darbyshire needs to present and share his wisdom with every student nurse, every professional nurse, every nurse educator and anyone associated with health care. So much has entered my brain, but much more has been imprinted on my heart
Portland, Oregon, Nursing Education Conference
Absolutely brilliant. After listening to PD I believe in cloning!
Ronald MacDonald House Charities International Conference, Adelaide
Philip's dynamic personality facilitated a most enlightening day - my mind had been opened and my practice surely enhanced by the experiences discussed today
Northern Lincolnshire & Goole Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, UK
Mesmerizing. A truly fascinating and inspiring session.
Passionate about Practice Conference, Brisbane
I know of few other consultants with the experience and ability to complete a hard edged review of this kind while engaging with concerns and developing real enthusiasm amongst staff about the challenges and opportunities for research development in the School. The review represents a real turning point for the School and we thank Philip for his extraordinary contribution.
Prof Paul Arbon, Dean, School of Nursing & Midwifery, Flinders University
Philip is the 'go-to person' for hospitals and health care organizations across the world who want research and evidence-based practice demystified and moved out of the 'too-hard basket' and into the hearts and minds of clinicians who will use it make a real difference.
Australasian College of Health Service Management
Your work at Princess Alexandra Hospital a few years ago, was the pivotal point in creating a research culture in nursing.
Prof. Joy Vickerstaff, former Chief Nursing and Midwifery Officer, ACT
