Franklin Gorospe
Assistant Professor
Faculty of Community Services
Daphne Cockwell School of Nursing
Toronto, Ontario
fgorospe@torontomu.ca
Office:
(416) 979-5000 ext. 556311
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Bio/Research
Dr. Franklin F. Gorospe IV completed his PhD at the University of Toronto’s Lawrence Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing in 2024 with a research focus on the multidimensional experience of pain in adults with advanced liver disease, investigating the physical, psychological, and sociocultural domains of...
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Bio/Research
Dr. Franklin F. Gorospe IV completed his PhD at the University of Toronto’s Lawrence Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing in 2024 with a research focus on the multidimensional experience of pain in adults with advanced liver disease, investigating the physical, psychological, and sociocultural domains of the person. His current program of research centers on the concept of multidimensionality, investigating the patient’s needs, exploring the care implications for clinicians, and studying innovative approaches to help clinicians meet the needs of the patients. He is interested in the application of mixed methods and multi-method designs to help understand phenomena.
Dr. Gorospe’s journey as a clinician, educator, and leader is driven by a profound commitment to enhancing the multidimensional experience of patients with advanced liver disease. He is motivated by the need to amplify the patient’s voice, support the development of clinicians, and shape broader healthcare policies. This passion guides his research, which focuses on understanding and improving pain within this diverse patient population, ensuring that their experiences inform better clinical practices and health outcomes in an evolving healthcare landscape. His competencies in clinical, education, and leadership facilitates active partnerships with teaching hospitals, academic institutions, and government agencies across the country.
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Dr. Gorospe’s journey as a clinician, educator, and leader is driven by a profound commitment to enhancing the multidimensional experience of patients with advanced liver disease. He is motivated by the need to amplify the patient’s voice, support the development of clinicians, and shape broader healthcare policies. This passion guides his research, which focuses on understanding and improving pain within this diverse patient population, ensuring that their experiences inform better clinical practices and health outcomes in an evolving healthcare landscape. His competencies in clinical, education, and leadership facilitates active partnerships with teaching hospitals, academic institutions, and government agencies across the country.
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