Tag: accessibility

The readers, the writers, and the documents: A scoping review of allied health reports

December 2, 2020

PhD Presentation to Univesity of Technology Sydney Speech Pathology Symposium (SEER) 2nd Dec, 2020...

The importance of access to information

February 22, 2019

We are fortunate to live in an age where information is at our fingertips almost constantly. Many people can now reach out to a piece of technology (a computer, smart phone, even their smart fridge!) and find information on just about anything (What will be the temperature today? Where...

I am a speech pathologist with longstanding experience in the field of disability, communication disability, and dysphagia. I have many years of industry experience as a senior clinician in the former NSW Department of Ageing Disability and Home Care, and most recently an Associate Lecturer of Speech Pathology at The University of Sydney. I am now working at The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) and pursuing higher degree research at the Graduate School of Health. I will be exploring the accessibility of written health information for people with communication disability. I have a strong person-centred and rights-based approach to my work, which also recognises the important overlap between ‘disability’ and ‘health’.