Mrs Geraldine King

Research Fellow

 

Personal Details

E-mail: gerry.king@abdn.ac.uk

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Biography

Gerry joined the Centre for Rural Health in May 2002. Prior to this she had been working as a research nurse with the Highland Hospice. Qualified as a nurse in Hereford in 1983 and trained as a District Nurse, Gerry worked as a Community Macmillan Nurse in Bristol before moving to Inverness in 1995. Since working at CRH she has completed a Master's degree in Public Health. 

Gerry has an interest in rural healthcare and technology and is currently involved in a study looking at the role of boundaries in the implementation of ehealth systems. This study is a collaboration with the University of Glasgow and is funded by the Chief Scientist Office. 

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Central Publications

  • Godden, DJ. & King, G. Rational development of telehealth to support primary care respiratory medicine: patient distribution and organisational factors, Article, 2011, Primary Care Respiratory Journal, 20, ISSN/ISBN: 1475-1534
  • Farmer, J., Philip, LJ., Farrington, JH., King, G. & MacLeod, M. Territorial tensions, Article, 2010, Health & Place, 16, 2, pp275 - 283, ISSN/ISBN: 1353-8292
  • Heaney, DJ., Caldow, J., McClusky, C., King, G., Webster, K., Mair, F. & Ferguson, J. The Introduction of a New Consulting Technology into the National Health Service (NHS) for Scotland, Article, 2009, Telemedicine Journal and E-Health, 15, 6, pp546 - 551, ISSN/ISBN: 1530-5627
  • Boddy, D., King, G., Clark, JS., Heaney, DJ. & Mair, F. The influence of context and process when implementing e-health, Article, 2009, BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making, 9 - 9, ISSN/ISBN: 1472-6947
  • King, G., Richards, H. & Godden, DJ. Adoption of telemedicine in Scottish remote and rural general practices, Article, 2007, Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 13, 8, pp382 - 386, ISSN/ISBN: 1357-633X
  • Richards, H., King, G., Reid, ME., Selvaraj, S., McNicol, I., Brebner, EM. & Godden, DJ. Remote working: survey of attitudes to eHealth of doctors and nurses in geographically isolated general practices in the United Kingdom., Article, 2004, Family Practice, 21, pp1 - 6, ISSN/ISBN: 0263-2136
  • King, G., Chambers, G. & Murray, GI. Detection of immunoglobulin light chain mRNA by in situ hybridisation using biotinylated tyramine signal amplification, Article, 1999, Molecular Pathology, 52, pp47 - 50, ISSN/ISBN: 1366-8714

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