2004 - 2007 - Cicely Saunders Institute - King's College London

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Anna Kolliakou BA MSc Maruzza Foundation Research Assistant Anna has a BA in Psychology from the University of Essex and was awarded an MSc in Clinical and Public Health Aspects of Addiction from the Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London. Following her studies she worked at the Institute of Psychiatry for The Cochrane Collaboration Depression, Anxiety and Neurosis Group on an online European mental health library and went on to become a Research Assistant at the MRC Social Genetic and Developmental Psychiatry Centre, on a genetic study investigating issues in unipolar and bipolar depression. During this time she also held a post at Imperial College as a fieldwork interviewer on a co-morbidity study on mental health and substance use. Most of her work has been completed at the National Addiction Centre focusing on motivational interviewing in reducing drug use and drug related harm in young adults. She rejoined King’s College, after a year-long break, as a Research Associate for the Department of Palliative Care, Policy and Rehabilitation on producing a WHO booklet in Better Practice in Palliative Care for Older People. The project is funded by the Maruzza Lefebvre D'Ovidio Foundation. Janet Law OT MSc Honorary Research Associate Janet trained in occupational therapy in South Africa. In addition to her work in South Africa, she has worked in America, and more recently in London. Through the years, she developed a clinical interest in neurological rehabilitation, which led to the completion of her MSc in Neuro-rehabilitation at Brunel University. Her MSc dissertation focused on Further Evaluation of the United Kingdom Functional Assessment Measure and Functional Independence Measure (UK FIM+FAM) extended activities of daily living items. Janet now combines her work as a senior occupational therapist on the Regional Rehabilitation Unit at Northwick Park Hospital, with a part-time role in research within the Department of Palliative Care, Policy and Rehabilitation at King’s College Hospital. Her interests lie within evaluation and development of outcome measures for neurological rehabilitation, of which her current projects include the Northwick Park Therapy Dependency Assessment Scale and Rehabilitation Complexity Scale with the rehabilitation research team. 67
Susan Longhurst BSc Research Associate Susan has a BSc in Law and Social Science from Brunel University. Previously based in the Department of General Practice at King’s College London, Susan conducted research investigating the recruitment and retention of GP registrars and was also involved with the formation of the GP co-operative, SELDOC. Susan joined the Department in 2005 to work on a needs review for a local hospice. She was also involved in the evaluation of Compass, a pilot telephone helpline, funded by the King’s Fund, targeting people in South East London who are living with a life-limiting illness and their carers. She is currently working on a study to describe the perceptions of dignity of older people living in care homes, along with a Cochrane systematic review focusing specifically on palliative care interventions for this target population group. Jennifer Lunan EN AAMS PA to Professor Irene Higginson and Dr Susan Hall Jenny qualified as an Enrolled Nurse and went on to qualify as a Medical Secretary following her nursing training, gaining an AMPSAR Certificate. Prior to joining the College Jenny worked as PA/Secretary in the Health Centre at University College London for three years before joining the Imperial Cancer Research Fund (now CRUK), firstly based in the Clinical Oncology Unit at Guy’s Hospital as PA to a Consultant Histopathologist and a Biochemist, and then at the ICRF Laboratories at Lincoln’s Inn Fields as PA/Floor secretary to Senior Scientists and researchers. She worked as Professor Irene Higginson’s PA since joining the College in 1999, firstly based at St Christopher’s Hospice, then moving into new offices on the second floor of the Weston Education Centre, then moving into newer offices on the third floor of the Weston Education Centre. Jenny, along with previous colleagues, was a founding member of the Administrative Team and, with the current members of the Administrative Team, supports the activity of the department. 68
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