Christine Padgett

Senior Lecturer

University of Tasmania College of Health and Medicine

Australia

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Christine Padgett is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Tasmania's College of Health and Medicine, Australia. Her research focuses on various aspects of health and disability, particularly in relation to acquired brain injury, multiple sclerosis, and the psychosocial impacts of rare diseases. Recent articles authored by Dr. Padgett explore themes such as self-concept change and the accessibility of online assessment feedback.

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Tamara Ownsworth

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Griffith University

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Cynthia A. Honan

University of Tasmania

AUSTRALIA

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James C. Vickers

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Ingrid van der Mei

University of Tasmania

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Mandy Matthewson

University of Tasmania School of Medicine

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Rachel Grieve

University of Tasmania

AUSTRALIA

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Understanding social disinhibition in acquired brain injury: drawing upon first person experiences

Who is seeking information about traumatic brain injury? Characterizing online course participants

Disability, Health-Related Quality of Life, and Self-Concept Change in People with Multiple Sclerosis: A Moderated Mediation

Living with a Rare Disease: Psychosocial Impacts for Parents and Family Members – a Systematic Review

“Oh it’s changed, it’s changed 10-fold”: understanding the experience of self-concept change from the perspectives of people with multiple sclerosis

The Multiple Sclerosis Self-Concept Change Scale: Development and validation of a new measure

A systematic review of self-concept change in multiple sclerosis

Accessibility and emotionality of online assessment feedback: Using emoticons to enhance student perceptions of marker competence and warmth

Collaborators (6)

Tamara Ownsworth

Cynthia A. Honan

James C. Vickers

Ingrid van der Mei

Mandy Matthewson

Rachel Grieve

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