Post-doctoral fellow
0403 489 075
Meghan’s PhD evaluated technology-delivered fall prevention programs for community-dwelling older people. Her research to date has explored the effectiveness, acceptability and economic evaluation of technology-delivered programs. Meghan has an interest in qualitative research, health policy, preventive health, and healthy ageing. The translation of research to policy and practice is an area Meghan is interested in pursuing in her post-doctoral career.
SARAH LUDOWICI
Research Assistant
: 9399 1422
: s.ludowici@neura.edu.au
GARTH MCINERNEY
Research Assistant
: 9399 1008
: g.mcinerney@neura.edu.au
JESSICA CHOW
Research Assistant
: 9399 1057
: j.chow@neura.edu.au
CARLY CHAPLIN Research Assistant : c.chaplin@neura.edu.au
LILLIAN MILES Research Assistant
This study found digital technologies are an effective and enjoyable method for delivering a fall prevention program. This study highlights that older adults are interested in learning how to engage successfully with novel technologies.