Natalie Elliott is a Registered Nurse who graduated with a First-Class Honours degree in Nursing from Glasgow Caledonian University and works in a Coronary Care Unit in Glasgow. She is currently undertaking a Master of Research at Edinburgh Napier University, where her work focuses on using artificial intelligence to support individualised exercise prescriptions in cardiac rehabilitation.
Alongside her clinical and academic roles, Natalie acts as Series Editor for Elsevier’s 'New Notes on Nursing' collection, contributing to and overseeing titles designed to support student nurses across the UK. Her academic interests include the use of AI in healthcare, improving secondary prevention, increasing research engagement among nurses, and strengthening collaboration within the wider multidisciplinary team.
Natalie is also a committee member of the Scottish Nurses & Allied Professionals Cardiovascular Association (SNAPCA) where the aim is to promote excellence in the practice of nurses and allied professionals in the prevention and management of cardiovascular disease across Scotland.
