Dr. Jacqueline Frayne

Biography

Jacqueline Frayne is an Associate Professor at the University of Western Australia, specializing in general practice and women's health. She divides her career between clinical practice, academic responsibilities, and research. In clinical roles, she manages care for patients in community general practice and supervises medical students during clinical placements. She also works as a medical officer at King Edward Memorial Hospital, focusing on antenatal care for women with severe mental illnesses during pregnancy. Jacqueline's academic efforts include teaching clinical skills for the MD program, leading the Advocacy theme, and supervising PhD candidates. Her research began with a Master's in Women's Health at Melbourne University and culminated in a PhD dedicated to comprehensive pregnancy care for women suffering from severe mental illness. She is involved with various national health networks, contributing to projects that address severe mental illnesses during pregnancy and associated topics such as endometriosis, health advocacy, and maternal nutrition. Jacqueline is known for her contributions to significant guidelines and practices within the field of perinatal mental health.

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