They met half a century ago, but the University’s first cohort of occupational therapy students remain closer than ever, and reunited at Curtin this month to celebrate their 50th anniversary.
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Navigating the complexity of Australia’s healthcare system can be difficult, particularly for Australia’s Indigenous community, says Curtin nursing alumna Melanie Robinson.
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Eight years ago, Jessica Ellison would never have predicted that her organisation would become WA’s market leader in physiotherapy.
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The Curtin University Health Promotion short courses are suitable for those already working in the health sector, those wanting to move into the area and those wanting to incorporate health promotion principles into their role.
By Jodi Burgess | General; Health Sciences short courses; Education; Health
Fatch Kalembo is a native Malawian and registered nurse whose PhD research at Curtin is set to dramatically improve HIV disclosure practices to children in Malawi.
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Researchers have developed a machine-learning algorithm that can accurately measure leakage through the blood-brain barrier, which is associated with the development of neurodegenerative diseases.
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Curtin researchers have also discovered that an odourless aged extract of the root vegetable may help reduce the risk of developing, and even reverse the effects of, Alzheimer’s disease.
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Chronic wounds represent a silent epidemic, affecting 433,000 Australians at any time. Curtin researchers have played a pivotal role in preventing and managing chronic wounds in Australia.
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An Australian research collaboration is investigating whether gaming hardware and software can help with the diagnosis and recovery of lateropulsion in stroke patients.
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Curtin PhD student Danica Hendry is developing a new, automated recognition system that can analyse the performance of professional athletes and dancers better than current activity trackers.
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