Disability-led innovation to improve the patient journey

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Kelsey Chapman, Delena Amsters and Troy Hakala accepting grant award in front of blue banner.

The Dignity Project was recently awarded a Metro South Health SERTA grant in partnership with Dr. Delena Amsters (Division of Rehabilitation at Princess Alexandra Hospital), Kelsey Chapman (Griffith University), Troy Hakala (Metro South Health Community Health), Dr. Maretta Mann (Griffith University), Prof Timothy Geraghty (PA Hospital), Prof Elizabeth Kendall (Griffith University), Debbie Cowan (Allied Health MSH), and A/Prof Geraldine Torrisi-Steele (Griffith University).

A full article about the announcement was recently published on the Hopkins Centre Website.

The research commences in early 2023. Check back here for project updates and more information

The Dignity Project was recently awarded a Metro South Health SERTA grant in partnership with Dr. Delena Amsters (Division of Rehabilitation at Princess Alexandra Hospital), Kelsey Chapman (Griffith University), Troy Hakala (Metro South Health Community Health), Dr. Maretta Mann (Griffith University), Prof Timothy Geraghty (PA Hospital), Prof Elizabeth Kendall (Griffith University), Debbie Cowan (Allied Health MSH), and A/Prof Geraldine Torrisi-Steele (Griffith University).

A full article about the announcement was recently published on the Hopkins Centre Website.

The research commences in early 2023. Check back here for project updates and more information

Page published: 19 Jan 2023, 07:40 PM