- Professor, University of Stirling
I am a research psychologist (PhD in care relationships, BA hons social sciences with a major in psychology) and family therapist (MSc).
My research and clinical practice focus on how families and relationships are impacted when someone gets ill, for example with cancer or other life-limiting and life-threatening conditions. I also have a stream of work on conflict in healthcare.
My research projects centralise patient/carer involvement, to ensure that the work I do is always grounded in their priorities. I supervise doctoral students on topics such as family and professional relationships in palliative care, dementia, and cancer.
I am an associate professor ageing at the University of Stirling, UK, and honorary Professor of Palliative Care at the Australian Catholic University.
Twitter handle: @LizForbat
Experience
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2015–2018Professor of Palliative Care, Australian Catholic University
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2006–2015Reader in cancer care, University of Stirling
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2003–2006Research fellow, University of Edinburgh
Education
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2010University of Strathclyde, MSc Family Therapy
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2001Open University, PhD
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1995Nottingham trent university, BA (hons) psychology
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- Location: Stirling, Scotland, UK
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