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Using Co-design in Research
Join the SHP Musculoskeletal Clinical Academic Group in this research dissemination session on using co-design in research.
Two accomplished Early-Mid Career Researchers, Kate Bryce (OA Coach) and Navneet Chadha (EPIK) will present their current work, followed by a discussion panel.
About the Presenters
Navneet Chadha is a physiotherapist with a strong interest in orthopaedic care and chronic disease management. She is currently a second-year PhD candidate at the University of Sydney and the Institute for Musculoskeletal Health. Navneet holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy and a Master of Research. Her PhD research focuses on developing a model of care for individuals experiencing chronic knee pain following knee replacement surgery.
Kate Bryce is a musculoskeletal physiotherapist from Christchurch, New Zealand, working in private practice alongside her research. She is passionate about improving care for people living with osteoarthritis, both in everyday clinical settings and at a systems level. Kate holds a Bachelor of Physiotherapy, a Postgraduate Diploma in Sports Medicine, and a Master of Health Science, and is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her research focuses on how digital health and behaviour change strategies can support better osteoarthritis care, through tools such as the OA Coach mobile app for knee OA self-management, and the ATLAS e-learning program designed to upskill health professionals.
Panelists
- Professor Ian Cameron
- Mr Fred Menz
- Ms Sonia Dixon
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