Robyn Preston

Senior Lecturer

CQUniversity
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Robyn Preston is a Senior Lecturer at CQUniversity, Australia. Her research primarily focuses on augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), health professions education, and environmental health. Recent publications examine the training experiences of speech-language pathologists in Australia and explore the implications of climate change on public health. She is committed to enhancing service delivery and educational approaches within her field.

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Mohamed Elhassan Abdalla

Associate Professor

University of Limerick

IRELAND
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Lisa Bricknell

Senior Lecturer in Environmental Health

Central Queensland University

AUSTRALIA
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Stephanie M. Topp

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AUSTRALIA
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Monika Zimanyi

Senior Lecturer

James Cook University

AUSTRALIA
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Megan Passey

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AUSTRALIA
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Zupan Barbra

Associate Professor

Central Queensland University

AUSTRALIA
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Sarah Larkins

Professor, Health Systems Strengthening

College of Medicine and Dentistry

AUSTRALIA
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Karla Canuto

Flinders University

AUSTRALIA
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Elise Crawford

Senior Lecturer

Central Queensland University School of Health Medical and Applied Sciences

AUSTRALIA
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Gail Garvey

Professor of Indigenous Health Research

University of Queensland

AUSTRALIA
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Emily Callander

Professor and Head of Discipline

University of Sydney

AUSTRALIA
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