Rate My Professor Lorraine Robinson

Dr Robinson's research interests encompass nursing, cancer, palliative care, cancer and palliative care, living with metastatic cancer, cancer genomics, and psychosocial support and interventions. Her work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals 3 (Good Health and Well-being) and 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), with a total of 61 citations across her outputs. Key publications include the editorial 'Cancer genetics' (with S. Goff, C. Jacobs, and P. Webb) in European Journal of Cancer Care (2010); 'A Delphi study on the research priorities of European oncology nurses' (with N. Browne and A. Richardson) in European Journal of Oncology Nursing (2002, 26 citations); 'The experience of undertaking faculty practice' (with A. Pegram) in Nurse Education in Practice (2002, 13 citations); and 'Psychosocial impact of recurrent cancer' (with K. Burnet) in European Journal of Oncology Nursing (2000, 22 citations). She co-edited Genetics for Health Professionals in Cancer Care (2011) and has led educational modules such as Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy Work Based Learning, Acute Oncology, and co-created the Cancer Care module for the BSc adult nursing curriculum to enhance inclusivity. Previously, she worked as a Principal Lecturer and lecturer at King’s College London and The Royal Marsden Hospital, with expertise in cancer genetics, faculty practice in nursing education, and research priorities in oncology nursing. She serves on the King's College London Academic Board and leadership team.