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 24th April 2018

READY Study: Readying hospitalised patients with disability who need NDIS supports for discharge

Published 7th October 2020

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Featured Publications

Implementing peer support workers in clinically oriented sub-acute mental healthcare teams: New approaches - new challenges

Published 11th July 2017

Creating systems that increase dignified experiences for people with disability

Published 12th July 2022