Katrina Long

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MONASH UNIVERSITY

Australia

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Katrina Long is a Lecturer at Monash University, Australia. Her research areas encompass health communication, aged care, technology’s impact on social relationships, and public health messaging, particularly in response to COVID-19. She has recently contributed to studies on mental health systems, diagnostic delays, and community attitudes towards hypertension testing. Katrina aims to enhance health outcomes through innovative communication strategies and digital tools.

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Improving management decisions in mental health care through applications of advanced simulation modelling

Open Date: 2013-01-01

Close Date: 2016-01-01

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Luis Salvador-Carulla

University of Canberra

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Multi-Stakeholder Aged Care Research Networks: A Scoping Review

The Digital Library of Health Care Consultations and Simulated Health Care Student Teaching: Protocol for a Repository of Recordings to Support Communication Research

Diagnostic Delay and Disease Burden in Primary Aldosteronism: An International Patient Survey

Mental health systems modelling for evidence-informed service reform in Australia

Effectiveness of tailored COVID-19 messages for vulnerable Australians: A study protocol

Willingness to be tested for a secondary cause of hypertension: a survey of the Australian general community

English language proficiency and hospital admissions via the emergency department by aged care residents in Australia: A mixed‐methods investigation

Understanding perspectives of older adults on the role of technology in the wider context of their social relationships

Developing A Digital Psychoeducational Tool to Reduce Loneliness in Older Adults: A Design Case Study

Australian public health COVID-19 messaging is missing its mark in some vulnerable communities and people who reject COVID-19 safety advice

Effectiveness of knowledge brokering and recommendation dissemination for influencing healthcare resource allocation decisions: A cluster randomised controlled implementation trial

Improving access to refugee-focused health services for people from refugee-like backgrounds in south-eastern Melbourne through the education sector

OPTIMISE: a pragmatic stepped wedge cluster randomised trial of an intervention to improve primary care for refugees in Australia

Response to language barriers with patients from refugee background in general practice in Australia: findings from the OPTIMISE study

Factors affecting the implementation of simulation modelling in healthcare: A longitudinal case study evaluation

A pilot digital intervention targeting loneliness in young people with psychosis

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Luis Salvador-Carulla

Joanne Enticott

Daniel Rock

Wing-Yin Leung

Stella Gwini

Grant Russell

Helen Rawson

Peter Fuller

Nasser Bagheri

Elizabeth Sturgiss

Adam Skinner

Lisa O’Brien

Suresh Sundram

Terry P. Haines

Sunil Bhar

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