• Pandemic spotlight on legislative approaches to public health

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    The community has never been more aware of how legislative changes impact their lives, such as public health orders implemented to respond to COVID-19. Outside a pandemic, legislation and policy change moves at a much slower and more complicated pace, explains Professor Katina D’Onise, Executive Director, Prevention and Population Health Directorate at Wellbeing SA.
  • Lauren Gibson

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    Ms Gibson is a PhD Candidate at the University of Newcastle. She is passionate about reducing the inequitable burden of chronic disease for disadvantaged populations.
  • Dr Tara Clinton-McHarg

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    Dr Tara Clinton-McHarg is a Research Fellow in the School of Psychology at the University of Newcastle, focused on prevention of chronic disease in the community.
  • Professor Andrew Searles

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    Professor Searles leads the health economics unit at Hunter Medical Research Institute. He is leading the development of a national framework to evaluate health technology.
  • Dr Xenia Dolja-Gore

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    Dr Xenia Dolja-Gore is a Research Fellow in Public Health Research at The University of Newcastle and a project biostatistician at the Sax Institute.
  • Professor Henry Brodaty

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    Professor Brodaty is a researcher, clinician, policy advisor and strong advocate for people with dementia and their carers.