Data Analyst, Rural and Remote Health
College of Medicine and Public Health
Dr Lathlean is a Data Analyst in Rural and Remote Health with the College of Medicine and Public Health. He has over fifteen years’ experience in research, and as an Accredited Exercise Physiologist in private practice and community care. He is skilled in the design, implementation, analysis and reporting of various health-based programs. His clinical background is focused on the implementation of exercise-based interventions for a range of clinical populations, complementing his PhD in sports injury.
Dr Lathlean's research to date has focused across different systems including musculoskeletal, cardiovascular and neurological health, the quality and safety of healthcare systems and his PhD investigated the epidemiology of sports injury in elite junior team sport. He maintains an active interest in sports and exercise medicine, supervising higher degree by research students in dynamic systems, exercise-based interventions for musculoskeletal conditions and the factors relating to retention and attrition of healthcare practitioners. Tim has expertise in project management and analytics across a range of study designs as well as in the implementation secondary research, including systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
ORCID 0000-0001-7340-1567; ResearcherID: X-7938-2019; ScopusAuthorID: 57202568828.
Doctor of Philosophy, Monash University
Masters in Clinical Rehabilitation, Flinders University
Bachelor of Science (Honours), Flinders University
Bachelor of Behavioural Science, Flinders University
Exercise and Sports Science Australia Research to Practice Conference, Early Career Research Finalist
Design, planning, analysis and reporting of outcomes for the rural and remote health program.