UOW Staff
Founding Director and
Professor
School of Nursing
Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health, University of Wollongong
Lecturer
Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health, University of Wollongong
Senior Lecturer
School of Nursing
Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health, University of Wollongong
Project Manager and
Senior Occupational Therapist at Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District
Project Manager and
HDR Candidate
Driving in the senior years project
Associate Professor
eHealth
Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences
School of Computing & Information Technology
Health Informatics Research Lab, University of Wollongong
Associate Lecturer
Faculty of Health and Society, University of Wollongong
and
PhD candidate in the School of Medicine and also teaches public health subjects at the University of Wollongong.
Professor
Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health, Health Impact Research Cluster, School of Medicine
Associate Professor
Illawarra Health and Medical Research Institute, Smart Foods Centre, Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health, Health Impact Research Cluster, School of Medicine
Associate Professor
Judy Mullan is the Director of the Centre for Health Research Illawarra Shoalhaven Population (CHRISP) at the University of Wollongong (UOW).
Senior Lecturer
Discipline Lead – Food and Society, School of Health and Society, University of Wollongong
Senior Lecturer
Faculty of Social Sciences, School of Education, Academic Program Director
Professor of Nursing (UOW & ISLHD)
Lecturer, School of Medicine
Working Collaborative with Recovery to Develop a Delirium Care Protocol
Lecturer, School of Nursing
Co-ordinator of UG aged care subjects
PhD: Shared decision making by individuals living with a dementia
Project Manager
Ezinne Igwe
Research Associate, ADHERe
Working Collaborative with Recovery to Develop a Delirium Care Protocol
Janine Masso
Research Associate, ADHERe
RCT of Interactive Delirium Education in Private Healthcare Settings
Working Collaborative with Recovery to Develop a Delirium Care Protocol
Jasvir Kaur
Research Assistant, ADHERe
Fear and Anxiety in Dementia (FADe) tool development
Ali Blacklaw
Research Assistant, ADHERe
Fear and Anxiety in Dementia (FADe) tool development
Maryam
Research Associate, ADHERe
Hearing and Dementia with UOW Dubai
Grace Grolash
Media Intern
ADHERe:
• Facebook
• Twitter
• YouTube Channel
• Mailing list
Jai-Chi Spencer
Research associate
Supporting Persons with Dementia Food and Drink intake through a Knowledge Translation Strategy: Simulation Education (OSCEs) development in Acute Care Setting and RACFs.
Liz Lucas
Postgraduate course Tutors
Tutors for SNPG 956, 958, and 957.
Ruth Hartman
Postgraduate course Tutors
Tutors for SNPG 956, 958, and 957.
HDR
Clinical Nurse Consultant, Wollongong Hospital and
PhD Candidate, Quality and Safety of Older People in Hospitals: Falls prevention and pain management of individuals living with a dementia
Clinical Nurse Educator at Illawarra Shoalhaven Local Health District and
PhD Candidate, “In My Shoes” Can wearing an age-suit increase person-centred practices for the hospitalised older adult?
Acute Dementia Delirium Clinical Nurse Consultant at ISLHD
PhD Candidate, Special Observation of Older People Working Collaborative with Recovery to Develop a Delirium Care Protocol
Coyle, M (2011-2015) How do Registered Nurses Recognise Delirium among Older People in Acute Care Settings School of Nursing, University of Wollongong (PT, Clinical Nurse Consultant, Illawarra and Shoalhaven Local Health District). 2 co-supervisors ECRs
Nurse Practitioner, St. George Hospital, and
Lecturer, School of Nursing
PhD Candidate, RCT of Interactive Delirium Education in Private Healthcare Settings
Research Associate, and
PhD Candidate, Strategies to Improve Knowledge and Clinical Skills for Recognition and Management of Delirium of Critical Care Nurses
The Implementation of Dementia and Driving Decision Aid (DDDA) in the Integrated Dementia Care Centres (IDCCs) in Taiwan.
Darcelle Wu
PhD Candidate, Walking the Journey of Dementia: An Indigenous perspective
Liza Devar
PhD student
External
Community Facilitator at Warrigal
Associate Professor
University of North Carolina Wilmington
Postdoctoral research fellow
Centre for Rural Health, University of Tasmania
Katherine completed a PhD at the University of Wollongong (2016) in the Faculty of Science Medicine and Health, and is interested in the fields of nutrition, cognition and ageing. Specifically, Katherine is involved in research that investigates the impact of fruit flavonoids on cognitive and physical outcomes, especially in older adults with dementia. Katherine is also interested in evaluating and improving current methods that estimate dietary flavonoid intake.
Academic
Faculty of Health Sciences,
Australian Catholic University
Andrew, C. (2007-2012) Driving and Dementia: Development of a self-assessment tool (Occupational Therapist) Master of Science (Research), School of Nursing, Midwifery and Indigenous Health, University of Wollongong. (FT 1 year with DTSC Scholarship, and PT, Lecturer Occupational Work, Health and Safety, University of Wollongong).
Senior Lecturer
School of Health, University of Edinburgh
I graduated in nursing from Leeds and later with a Master’s degree in nursing research from Manchester and PhD from Edinburgh. I have a broad range of clinical experience having worked as a Charge Nurse in Care of the Elderly, General Medicine and Haematology, and High Dependency Surgery before joining the University of Edinburgh. I continue my links with clinical practice through my role as Honorary Research Consultant Nurse in Critical Care with NHS Lothian. I am currently Head of Nursing Studies at Edinburgh.
Acting Nurse Unit Manager, Palliative Ward at HammondCare
Professor
Centre of Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA)
University of New South Wales
Shiva Gopalan
Wellness and Lifestyle Manager at Warrigal
Jessica Bresolin
Clinical Nurse
Consultant Surgery, District Wide, ISLHD
Working Collaborative with Recovery to Develop a Delirium Care Protocol
Donna Fick in the U.S.
Delirium
Alison Bell
Food packaging for older people
Alison Host
Improving Feeding Difficulty Care Outcomes through a Knowledge Translation Strategy: Simulation Education (OSCEs) development in Acute Care Setting and RACFs.
Clinical advisory group member
Shellie Mason
Improving Feeding Difficulty Care Outcomes through a Knowledge Translation Strategy: Simulation Education (OSCEs) development in Acute Care Setting and RACFs.
Clinical advisory group member
Lilliana Barone
Improving Feeding Difficulty Care Outcomes through a Knowledge Translation Strategy: Simulation Education (OSCEs) development in Acute Care Setting and RACFs.
Clinical advisory group member
Angela Chang
Chair of Taiwan research collaboration advisory group
Improving Feeding Difficulty Care Outcomes through a Knowledge Translation Strategy: Simulation Education (OSCEs) development in Acute Care Setting and RACFs.
Joyce Chen
External supervisor for PhD student- Delirium care in ICU in Taipei: Using OSCEs
Megan Liu
Partner University collaboration with the project: The Implementation of Dementia and Driving Decision Aid (DDDA) in the Integrated Dementia Care Centres (IDCCs) in Taiwan.