Professor Kathryn Refshauge
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Professor
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Biographical details | Research interests | Teaching areas | Grants | PhD & Masters' project opportunities | Publications
Biographical details
Kathryn is strongly motivated by the desire to improve health outcomes, in particular to prevent chronic pain and disability after musculoskeletal injury. Her particular passion is to understand the underlying mechanisms by which acute injury leads to chronicity.
[More...]Research interests
Teaching areas
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Undergraduate and postgraduate Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy, postgraduate Exercise and Sports Science.
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Supervision of research students, including honours, masters and PhD Students.
PhD and Masters' project opportunities
Investigation of the lifestyle factors associated with low back pain, factors that determine a positive alliance between patients and therapists and motion analysis and muscle recruitment in low back pain.
Predicting chronic ankle disability
Teaching ankle sprainers to move
other research opportunities available at Faculty of Health Sciences
Diagnosis, treatment and prevention of low back pain
New insights into the low back pain problems: opportunities for doctoral studies
Current national competitive grants*
2012
Transforming the management of neuromuscular disorders from compassionate assistance to targeted therapy and prevention
North K, Laing N, Burns J, Clarke N, Corbett A, Refshauge K, Buckley M, McLean C, Kornberg A, Ryan M
NHMRC Centres of Research Excellence ($2,496,650 over 5 years)
* Grants administered through the University of Sydney
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