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Lorna Fraser joined King's College London as a Professor of Palliative Care focused on Child Health in November 2022. Her background is rooted in clinical pediatrics, with research endeavors centering on children and young people. As the founding director of the Martin House Research Centre, a multidisciplinary center dedicated to research and support in children's palliative care, Lorna's work aims to influence policy aimed at addressing healthcare inequalities. Her expertise lies particularly in utilizing routine data to impact children's palliative care funding and service specifications. Fraser's collaborative work with children and parents informs her research, which has received recognition through various awards, including the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health's Patient and Public Involvement prize. Lorna's efforts have led to significant contributions in the field, including shaping academic approaches to children's end-of-life care and improving strategies for healthcare delivery.
King's College London • London, UK
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