Carolyn Ehrlich

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Carolyn Ehrlich is an Associate Professor with the Hopkins Centre for Resilience and Rehabilitation at Griffith University. Her research mainly focuses on: (1) implementing integrated initiatives in complex health care systems and (2) delivering health care with dignity to vulnerable and marginalised populations. These areas of research interest build on more than twenty-five years of clinical service provision working as a registered nurse.

Academic & Research Interests: 

• Chronic conditions
• Implementation research
• Consumer experience of the health care system
• Knowledge transfer

Professional Activities: 

• Member of the Australian College of Nurses Australia - MACN

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Current Projects

Complex adjustment to physical injury in rehabilitation: Translating knowledge of resource, support and learning needs of staff into best practice training and clinical care

Published 31st July 2018

Understanding family workload and capacity following catastrophic injury

Published 29th June 2017

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Featured Publications

“What is the work of Recovery Oriented Practice? A systematic literature review”

Published 3rd May 2016

Shared decision making: People with severe mental illness experiences of involvement in the care of their physical health

Published 28th December 2016