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Professor Reema Harrison is a translational health services researcher leading the Healthcare Engagement Equity Research team at the Australian Institute of Health Innovation. She holds an adjunct professorship at UNSW School of Population Health and has affiliations with the University of Leeds, UK. Her work focuses on increasing stakeholder engagement to enhance health care quality and outcomes, particularly for culturally and linguistically diverse communities and individuals with intellectual disabilities. Harrison has received more than 15 international, national, and local awards for her impactful research, including the multi-award-winning CanEngage Project. She established the CanEngage Network, which connects cancer patients from various backgrounds to collaborate on research initiatives. Additionally, she has developed validated tools to evaluate patient-clinician interactions across diverse contexts and is leading several significant research projects funded by MRFF aimed at improving health outcomes for patients with intellectual disabilities and enhancing service delivery efficiency.
UNSW • Sydney, Australia
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