Dr Antonia Lannie

Lecturer

Health Sciences, School of Health Sciences

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Contact

Email

A.Lannie@dundee.ac.uk

Phone

+44 (0)1382 385921

Websites

ORCID

Biography

Experienced Lecturer with a history of working in Academia :Research, Data Analysis, Research Design, and Lecturing. She is a strong educational professional with a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) focused in Cancer, Palliative care, Older person.

Her roles include the monitoring and evaluation of educational performance, student experience, and the development of quality measures to improve quality and performance including supporting and facilitating innovation in the curriculum, student engagement and adherence to the QAA Quality Code.

Antonia was lead for Quality and Educational Standards/Assistant Head at the Royal Marsden School and lecturer in cancer and palliative care at the University of Dundee.

Research

She is known nationally and internationally (invited speaker) for her expertise in person -centred care (older people with cancer, frailty and palliative care needs). She has published papers and book chapters on Cancer, palliative care and the older person with frailty.

She is an Editorial Board member for the Journal: 'European Journal of Oncology Nursing' (high impact value)

She also a member of the journal review panel for the following journals:

  • British Medical Council: Palliative care
  • Nursing and Health


Dr Lannie's expertise relates to UN Sustainable Development Goals. In 2015, UN member states agreed to 17 global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure prosperity for all. Dr Lannie's work contributes towards the following SDG(s): SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being

For all of Dr Lannie's publications and research activity visit her ORCID site

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Teaching

She has recently led and taught MSc modules in Cancer care for the University of Bethlehem and was appointed as an Associate Professor (ongoing)



She is currently a supervisor for three students undertaking their PhD studies in topics;

  • living with Dementia
  • gender perceptions in nursing

She is a Thesis monitoring committee member for two students undertaking their PhD studies in topics:

  • perceptions of maternal care in Saudi Arabia
  • An exploration of people living with Dementia and Anticipatory care planning



I am a key member of the Higher degrees PhD community. She chairs the Post graduate research forum for the School of Health Sciences, University of Dundee which enables PhD and Doctoral students to critique their own study and to receive peer review feedback .



She has supported many MSc students in their studies on a variety of topics including Cancer, palliative care and the older person with frailty.