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Home > About us > Research > How would type 1 diabetes ambulatory care be different if it was consumer driven? > Department Nutrition and Dietetics, Princess Alexandra Hospital Project Manager: Lindsey Webb, APD, Clinical Dietitian, has been appointed to the project and has commenced in the role of project manager. Lindsey is a Clinical Dietitian who has significant experience in diabetes management at the Princess Alexandra Hospital.
Dr Ingrid Hickman BHSc (Nut&Diet), PhD, AdvAPD. Principal Research Fellow, Director of Research at PAH Department of Nutrition and Dietetics. Strong research track record in obesity related chronic disease and translating research outcomes into clinical practice.
Annabelle Stack, Adv APD, CDE, A/Director PAH Nutrition & Dietetics, state wide diabetes clinical network member, extensive clinical experience & practice guideline development for diabetes management.
Dr Anthony Russell, MBBS, PhD, FRACP, Director PAH Diabetes & Endocrinology, Co-chair of statewide diabetes clinical network, Queensland, extensive research in diabetes service delivery.
Jacqueline Cotugno, APD, CDE, MNutrition & Dietetics (Research), Senior Dietitian PAH. Clinical Dietitian at the PAH, specialising in Diabetes management and has research experience.
Brigid Knight, APD, CDE, Senior Paediatric Diabetes Dietitian and DAFNE (Dose Adjustment for Normal Eating) coordinator Queensland. Extensive experience in intensive management for multiple injection therapy and insulin pump therapy and a PhD candidate investigating dietetic service in type 1 diabetes.
Dr Lauren Ball, PhD, APD, Lecturer in Nutrition & Dietetics at Griffith University, has extensive research experience on nutrition care provided by Australian health professionals for chronic disease management.
INNIS Partnership
The directors of INNIS partnerships, an independent research group which specialises in the use of the discovery interview technique in research and service improvement contexts, are part of the research team: Shoni Colquist (BN, Grad Dip) is currently a PhD candidate in Griffith Business School, Griffith University and a health research fellow in Queensland Health and Hazel Harden (BSc Nut&Diet) is currently a PhD candidate in Griffith Business School, Griffith University.
Project Manager: Lindsey Webb, APD, Clinical Dietitian, has been appointed to the project and has commenced in the role of project manager. Lindsey is a Clinical Dietitian who has significant experience in diabetes management at the Princess Alexandra Hospital.
Dr Ingrid Hickman BHSc (Nut&Diet), PhD, AdvAPD. Principal Research Fellow, Director of Research at PAH Department of Nutrition and Dietetics. Strong research track record in obesity related chronic disease and translating research outcomes into clinical practice.
Annabelle Stack, Adv APD, CDE, A/Director PAH Nutrition & Dietetics, state wide diabetes clinical network member, extensive clinical experience & practice guideline development for diabetes management.
Dr Anthony Russell, MBBS, PhD, FRACP, Director PAH Diabetes & Endocrinology, Co-chair of statewide diabetes clinical network, Queensland, extensive research in diabetes service delivery.
Jacqueline Cotugno, APD, CDE, MNutrition & Dietetics (Research), Senior Dietitian PAH. Clinical Dietitian at the PAH, specialising in Diabetes management and has research experience.
Brigid Knight, APD, CDE, Senior Paediatric Diabetes Dietitian and DAFNE (Dose Adjustment for Normal Eating) coordinator Queensland. Extensive experience in intensive management for multiple injection therapy and insulin pump therapy and a PhD candidate investigating dietetic service in type 1 diabetes.
Dr Lauren Ball, PhD, APD, Lecturer in Nutrition & Dietetics at Griffith University, has extensive research experience on nutrition care provided by Australian health professionals for chronic disease management.
INNIS Partnership
The directors of INNIS partnerships, an independent research group which specialises in the use of the discovery interview technique in research and service improvement contexts, are part of the research team: Shoni Colquist (BN, Grad Dip) is currently a PhD candidate in Griffith Business School, Griffith University and a health research fellow in Queensland Health and Hazel Harden (BSc Nut&Diet) is currently a PhD candidate in Griffith Business School, Griffith University.