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Terri Pikora is an Adjunct Research Fellow at the Rural Clinical School of Western Australia with over 30 years of experience in a range of research areas focused on translating research programs into policy and practice. Her research interests include supporting and encouraging rural projects by experienced researchers and student researchers, particularly those crucial to enhancing health outcomes in rural and remote communities. Terri has led a wide range of research topics, including implementation studies on Voluntary Assisted Dying, curriculum evaluation, disability research, and water safety research aimed at injury prevention. She has also evaluated health programs funded by Healthway and assessed outcomes of various surgical interventions. Her extensive experience contributes to a robust body of work that focuses on social, environmental, and physical influences on physical activity.
Rural Clinical School of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Conducting various research projects focused on rural health, translating research into policy and practice.
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