Our leading researchers in this field
Professor Jeroen Hendriks
Jeroen is a nurse and health scientist who is leading research into developing and improving models of care in our hospitals in Australia and through his international network. Jeroen aims to transform care for patients with chronic (cardiovascular) conditions through the implementation of integrated care and to promote the role of nurses and allied professionals within the multidisciplinary team in cardiac service delivery. At the same time he will investigate the effects of integrated care by conducting research. His main focus will be on the evaluation of integrated care clinics for patients with atrial fibrillation, a very prevalent cardiac arrhythmia. He has a joint appointment at Flinders University and the Central Adelaide Local Health Network.
Professor Stacey George
Stacey is an allied health researcher with a professional background in Occupational Therapy. In her partnership with the Northern Adelaide Local Health Network, Stacey and her research team are redesigning outpatient services to improve patient experiences and outcomes, and are investigating the utilisation, outcomes, and costs of seven-day allied health services. Her interests include rehabilitation programs that improve participation such as driving, building research capacity of clinicians and allied health service design.
Professor Annette Briley
Annette is one of the most experienced midwifery researchers in Australia, bringing her extensive understanding of undertaking clinical research and delivering high quality maternity care in the UK. Working with the Northern Adelaide Local Health Network, Annette is exploring how the health care professionals at the Lyell McEwin and Modbury hospitals can improve pregnancy outcomes and the short, medium and long term health of mothers and babies from some of the most socially and economically disadvantaged areas of Adelaide.
Professor Sue Gordon
Embedded within the ACH Group, Sue has a strong clinical research background as a Physiotherapist, and a clear agenda to create safe and high-quality aged care services. Sue is at the critical intersection where research needs to influence practice and where aged care clinicians and carers can influence the research needed to help them make positive changes in care.
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