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Janet Long is an Associate Professor at the Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Faculty of Medicine, Human Health Sciences, Macquarie University. She co-leads the Complex Systems Implementation Science stream and leads the Genomics Implementation Group. Her research employs a complexity lens to address issues of quality and safety in healthcare delivery. Janet's work focuses on the translation of research into real-world practice, emphasizing interdisciplinary relationships and the impact of new technologies. Her clinical background as a registered general nurse and her studies in Biological Sciences at Macquarie University enrich her research insights. After transitioning to health services research, she completed her PhD at the University of New South Wales under the supervision of Prof. Jeffrey Braithwaite. Janet leads a team of researchers dedicated to uncovering crucial hidden aspects of health delivery, particularly socio-professional networks that influence key clinical processes and promote good work cultures. Her contributions include high-impact publications and participation in significant implementation science projects, including a multi-million dollar grant trialling mitochondrial donation in Australia.
Australian Institute of Health Innovation • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Leads research projects focusing on health delivery and implementation science.
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