Dr Christina Aggar
Lecturer
M02A - 88 Mallett Street - Building A
The University of Sydney
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Biographical details
I joined Sydney Nursing School as a lecturer in 2011. Prior to my appointment as lecturer, I worked as a research assistant at Sydney Nursing School, where I also completed my Bachelor of Nursing with Honours Class 1, and my PhD: Reactions to caregiving in the context of community living older people and frailty. From 2005 to 2006, I was a Medical Aviation Health trainer, facilitating and developing programs for management of medical incidents for long and short haul cabin crew. Also during this time I was Senior Registered Nurse at St Joseph's Hospital, working in palliative, medical and aged care rehabilitation.
Research interests
Primary Health Care, Gerontic nursing; aged care; spiritual caring in nursing; palliative care for older persons; aged care in residential aged care settings; chronic care and rehabilitation; carers and caregiving
Teaching and supervision
- Care and chronic conditions
- Contexts of health and disease
- Developing nursing practice
- Nursing the acutely ill person
Current projects
Green J, Ronaldson S & Aggar C, 2008 ongoing: Teaching Improvement and Equipment Scheme: “The first Australian cohort graduate entry – Master of Nursing Students: Mapping their transition into the workforce”
Cameron ID, Kurrle SE, Sherrington C, Lord S, Aggar C & Fairhall N. 2008 ongoing: NHMRC funded research project. Transition care: evidence and innovation. Grant ID 402791.The Frailty Intervention Trial. Protocol 0709-191M.
Associations
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Clinical Excellence Commission (CEC): Citizens Engagement Advisory Panel (CEAC)
Board Member elected 2012 - Carers NSW Board Member since 2009
- Carers NSW
- Royal College of Nursing Australia (RCNA)
- Australian Association of Gerontology (AAG)
- Emerging Researchers in Ageing (ERA)
- Consumers Health Forum of Australia (CHF)
Awards and honours
Royal College of Nursing Australia 2009
Presenter Award RCNA Primary Health Care Conference: Collaboration, integration and reform: a nursing response.
Selected publications
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