Jennifer Alison
Professor of Respiratory Physiotherapy and Professor of Allied Health (Chronic Diseases)
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Professor Jennifer Alison is a faculty member at the University of Sydney, Australia, specializing in Respiratory Physiotherapy and Allied Health (Chronic Diseases). Her research focuses on interventions to improve physical activity among individuals with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), the effects of pulmonary rehabilitation, and the assessment of respiratory measures in patients with chronic diseases. Professor Alison has contributed to several recent studies, exploring topics such as behavior change strategies, mobile health interventions, and exercise capacity related to pulmonary rehabilitation.
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Patricia Bluteau
Coventry University
Annemarie L. Lee
MONASH UNIVERSITY
Alda Marques
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Tiffany Dwyer
University of Sydney
Rachael Evans
Associate Professor
University of Leicester
Nathan Brummel
Associate Professor
Ohio State University
Samantha Harrison
Teesside University
Pat Camp
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The University of British Columbia
Matthew Maddocks
King’s College London
Lauren Troy
Associate Professor
University of Sydney
Marita Dale
University of Sydney
Susan Shenkin
Karolinska Institutet
Professor Andrew S. L. Chan
Clinical Professor
University of Sydney
Sanaa Alsubheen
McMaster University
Nancy E Krusen
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Lissa Spencer
Clinical Associate Professor
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Zoe McKeough
Associate Professor
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Lindy McAllister
University of Sydney
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