Dr. Jocelyn Cornish

Biography

Jocelyn Cornish is a Senior Lecturer in Nursing Education at King’s College London. She serves as the Deputy Head of the Adult Nursing Department, where she leads modules on quality improvement and research methods. Her teaching portfolio encompasses sustainability in healthcare, and she actively engages in supervising MSc and PhD students. Jocelyn’s research interests are broad, focusing on issues related to the workforce and the organization of service provision, particularly in the context of children's palliative care and educational interventions for nursing students. She has presented her work at both national and international conferences, contributing to the discourse on effective in-service education for healthcare professionals. Her commitment extends to embedding principles of environmental sustainability in nursing education, aiming to prepare future nurses for the evolving healthcare landscape. Her collaborative research projects have examined critical areas such as mentorship, information needs of healthcare staff, and the impact of educational frameworks on student success. Through her rigorous approach, Jocelyn seeks to enhance the quality and effectiveness of nursing education, ensuring that it meets the dynamic needs of healthcare environments.

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