Senior Research Fellow
College of Health and Enablement
Katie is a registered nurse with over a decade of clinical experience in rural and regional South Australia. Her experience delivering healthcare in these settings has informed a research career focused on addressing the systemic disparities faced by populations residing outside metropolitan areas, especially those recovering from cardiovascular disease and stroke.
Her research encompasses original and high-quality contributions to cardiovascular secondary prevention and management, with an emphasis on collaborative and innovative methodologies. She adopts a person-centred and evidence-based framework to explore both primary and secondary prevention strategies across diverse population groups and life stages.
Guided by the principles of inclusivity and long-term wellbeing, her work seeks to enhance recovery experiences following cardiovascular and stroke events, with particular attention to instilling hope and supporting enduring prevention efforts.
Stroke Living Guidelines Working Group (Australia)
The International Stroke Recovery and Rehabilitation Alliance (ISRRA)-Roundtable Engagement and Co-Design Task Force
SA Healthy Lifestyle State Research Forum Working Group
Statewide Cardiac Care Clinical Network-Cardiac Rehabilitation Model of Care Working Group
Commission on Excellence and Innovation in Health Cardiac Nursing Committee
Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand and Australian Cardiovascular Rehabilitation Association National Writing Group-Telehealth Position Statement