Dr Tania Beament is an influential academic leader at Edith Cowan University (ECU), serving as the Associate Dean for Strategic Partnerships in the School of Nursing and Midwifery. Tania is involved in enhancing the integration of academic learning with practical experience for nursing and midwifery students. In her role, Dr Beament oversees key collaborations and initiatives that bridge the gap between education and industry, ensuring that students are well-prepared for real-world healthcare challenges.
Dr Beament's research background is grounded in clinical practice improvement, particularly in acute care settings. Tania’s PhD involved a mixed-method study that evaluated the effectiveness of a policy-driven tool aimed at improving the recognition of and response to clinical deterioration in hospital environments. She has contributed to important studies such as the implementation of the iSoBAR tool, which enhanced clinical handovers in Western Australian hospitals, improving communication and patient outcomes.
Tania’s contributions extend internationally as well, playing a pivotal role in fostering global nursing education through partnerships, including programs aimed at attracting international nursing talent to Australia. Tania’s leadership in these international efforts underscores her commitment to addressing global healthcare workforce challenges and promoting excellence in nursing education worldwide.