Janani Pinidiyapathirage

Associate Professor

Griffith University

Australia

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Janani Pinidiyapathirage is an Associate Professor at Griffith University in Australia. Her research interests include the application of artificial intelligence in medical diagnostics, reflective practices in medical education, and health literacy among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations. She has contributed to understanding patient experiences post-bariatric surgery and has explored challenges in rural healthcare settings. Her recent publications emphasize innovative approaches to reflectivity and cultural competency within medical training.

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K. Brumpton

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William MacAskill

james cook university central queensland centre for rural and remote health emerald australia

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Brendan Carrigan

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Griffith University

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Koshila Kumar

Charles Sturt University

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Articles (12)

A systematic review of comparisons of AI and radiologists in the diagnosis of HCC in multiphase CT: implications for practice

Enhancing Reflective Practice Using Prompts in Online Submission of Case Reports (OSCAR): An Exploratory Study Among Medical Students in Rural Longitudinal Integrated Clerkships

Beyond the Written Reflection: A Systematic Review and Qualitative Synthesis of Creative Approaches to Reflective Learning Amongst Medical Students

Connectivity is the key to longer rural placement: Retaining students on rural longitudinal integrated clerkships

Finding what works—Patients' long-term experiences of weight maintenance post bariatric surgery: A systematic review and thematic synthesis of qualitative studies

Self-assessment tools for assessing cultural competency: a rapid review of literature

Exploring the learning environment afforded by an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health service in a rural longitudinal integrated clerkship

Assessing health literacy of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples presenting to general practice

Managing behavioural and developmental paediatric conditions in rural outpatient clinics: An insight to the challenge ahead

Video capsule endoscopy in patients with iron deficiency anaemia: experience at a regional Australian service

Physical Activity Tracking Among Sri Lankan Adults: Findings From a 7-Year Follow-up of the Ragama Health Study

Acceptability, technological feasibility and educational value of remotely facilitated simulation based training: A scoping review

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K. Brumpton

William MacAskill

Brendan Carrigan

Koshila Kumar

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