Laurelie Wishart

Senior Lecturer

University of Queensland

Australia

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Dr. Laurelie Wishart is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Queensland, Australia. Her research areas encompass patient perceptions in cancer clinical trials, dietary modifications related to dysphagia, telehealth practices in oncology, and models of care in allied health. She has contributed significantly to understanding adverse event reporting and service delivery in healthcare settings through various systematic reviews and mixed methods analyses.

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Bena Brown

Lecturer

University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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Oluwaseyifunmi Agbejule

Queensland University of Technology

AUSTRALIA

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Rebecca Packer

Senior Lecturer

University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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Elizabeth Ward

The University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA

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Michelle Fenech

Senior Lecturer

Central Queensland University - Brisbane Campus

AUSTRALIA

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Ruth Cox

AUSTRALIA

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Justin Holland

Lecturer - Clinical Exercise Physiology

Queensland University of Technology

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chad Yixian Han

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA

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Matthew Wallen

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA

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Articles (19)

Sonographic Anatomy and Imaging of the Extracranial Component of the Hypoglossal Nerve (CNXII)

Cancer Clinical Trial Patients’ Perceptions of Reporting Adverse Events Via an Electronic Platform

“I like to accommodate as much as possible”: A survey of food service professionals’ awareness of dysphagia and experiences in dietary modifications

Evaluating allied health primary contact models of care: A mixed methods analysis of current practice

Standards and practice recommendations for Telehealth in Oncology: MASCC endorsed practice recommendations developed by the American Society of Clinical Oncology

Patient and multidisciplinary health professional perceptions of an Australian geriatric evaluation and management and rehabilitation hospital in the home service

Evaluation of a novel sub-acute Hospital in the Home model for providing inpatient geriatric and rehabilitation services

A Pilot Study on the Collection of Adverse Event Data from the Patient Using an Electronic Platform in a Cancer Clinical Trial Unit

Adverse Event Reporting in Cancer Clinical Trials: Incorporating Patient-Reported Methods. A Systematic Scoping Review

Understanding barriers and facilitators to speech-language pathology service delivery in the emergency department

Enhancing speech-language pathology head and neck cancer service provision in rural Australia: Using a plan, do, study, act approach

Managing deteriorating patients with a physiotherapy critical care outreach service: A mixed-methods study

Development and implementation of a training package to improve the confidence, skills and knowledge of multi-disciplinary clinicians in the use of telepractice for outpatient services

Essential elements of optimal dietary and exercise referral practices for cancer survivors: expert consensus for medical and nursing health professionals

Telepractice and Dysphagia Management: The Era of COVID-19 and Beyond

Multi-site evaluation of advanced practice hand therapy clinics for the management of patients with trigger digit

Association Between Objective Ratings of Swallowing and Dysphagia-Specific Quality of Life in Patients Receiving (Chemo)radiotherapy for Oropharyngeal Cancer

Using dosimetric information to guide dysphagia management in patients with head and neck cancer: Clinicians’ knowledge and experiences

Conventional supportive cancer care services in Australia: A national service mapping study (The CIA study)

Collaborators (9)

Bena Brown

Oluwaseyifunmi Agbejule

Rebecca Packer

Elizabeth Ward

Michelle Fenech

Ruth Cox

Justin Holland

chad Yixian Han

Matthew Wallen

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