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Vanessa Vaughan is a senior lecturer in the UWA Medical School and Sub-Dean of Global Medicine, with a focus on community engagement and improving healthcare outcomes for marginalized populations. Their research centers on the lived experiences of patients and caregivers, particularly those affected by cancer cachexia and systemic barriers to care. With a solid educational background, including a PhD from Deakin University, Vaughan emphasizes the importance of health literacy and medical education, incorporating perspectives from LGBTQIA+ and Indigenous health. They are also committed to the UN Sustainable Development Goals and engage in various collaborative research projects. Vaughan actively participates in multiple professional associations and networks, advocating for equitable healthcare and inclusion in medical education. Their work contributes significantly to understanding the interactions between individuals and health services in community contexts. Vanessa is open to mentoring PhD Higher Degree Research students and enhancing research opportunities in these critical areas.
UWA Medical School • Perth, Australia
Teaching and researching in the field of medical education and community health.
Deakin University • Australia
Contributing to public health medicine programs.
University of Arizona • USA
Engaging in collaborative research and educational initiatives.
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