Allison Grant

Allison Grant serves as a Lecturer in Biological and Biomedical Sciences at Glasgow Caledonian University, with a research profile spanning surgical outcomes, nursing education, and pharmacology. Her work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals through healthcare education initiatives and clinical research.

Her research focuses on nursing education curriculum development, particularly in anatomy and physiology for pre-registration programs. Recent work includes establishing core learning outcomes for undergraduate nursing and authoring the 2024 pharmacology textbook Ross & Wilson Pharmacology. Earlier research examined conservative treatments for urinary incontinence post-prostate surgery and laparoscopic hernia repair techniques.

Analysis of her publication trends shows an evolution from surgical clinical trials (1999-2011) toward nursing education frameworks (2018-2024). The fingerprint analysis identifies strong concentration in Learning Outcomes, Pre-registration Nursing, and Undergraduate Nursing Education, with secondary focus on urological conservative treatments.

Grant has supervised at least one research project according to institutional records. Her publications demonstrate significant impact with 346 citations for the 1999 hernia study (referenced in clinical guidelines and policy documents) and 46 citations for the 2018 anatomy syllabus work. The 2024 pharmacology book targets allied health professionals and prescribers.