Telethon Institute for Child Health Research. Festschrift.
Few Australians are unaware of Fiona Stanley's achievements as a researcher. Many will be aware of her prominence as a campaigner for children's health and in indigenous health. There is perhaps less awareness of her role and achievements as a public advocate across a range of other import...
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Telethon Institute for Child Health Research
2012
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/36858 |
| Summary: | Few Australians are unaware of Fiona Stanley's achievements as a researcher. Many will be aware of her prominence as a campaigner for children's health and in indigenous health. There is perhaps less awareness of her role and achievements as a public advocate across a range of other important health issues, or how well she has combined the roles of researcher and advocate. This presentation will focus on three areas in which I have had the privilege of working with Fiona, and identify seven characteristics of Fiona as the model researcher- advocate. |
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