David Whitehurst

Associate Professor

Simon Fraser University
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David Whitehurst is an Associate Professor at Simon Fraser University in Canada. His research primarily focuses on health outcomes related to spinal cord injury, quality of life assessments, and the development of patient-reported outcome measures. Recent articles include studies on caregiver well-being and the impact of secondary health conditions on Canadians living with spinal cord injuries. He also explores innovative methodologies in health research, such as pictorial approaches and the examination of illness severity perceptions in the public.

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Rachel Milte

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA
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Christine Mpundu-Kaambwa

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA
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Logan Trenaman

Assistant Professor

University of Washington

UNITED STATES
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Norma Bulamu

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA
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Didier Jutras-Aswad

Université de Montréal

CANADA
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William Miller

Professor

The University of British Columbia

CANADA
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Kiri Lay

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA
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Jyoti Khadka

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA
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Claire Hutchinson

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA
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Rosalie Viney

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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Hasina Samji

Assistant Professor

Simon Fraser University

CANADA
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Rachel Baker

Professor of Health Economics/ Director Yunus Centre for Social Business and Health

Glasgow Caledonian University

UNITED KINGDOM
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Julie Ratcliffe

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA
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