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Kate Short

@KateShort11
Joined September 2012
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A great focus on an insightful researcher and great program!
Translational Research and Social Innovation Group (@TranslationalR2) profile pictureTranslational Research and Social Innovation Group@TranslationalR222 Nov 2020
Maternal Early Childhood Sustained Home-visiting (MECSH), flagship program of TReSI, continues to run around the world, supporting families to function well despite adversity. Here's a summary by the Director of TReSI Distinguished Professor @LynnKempWSU buff.ly/38WzZN2
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Couldn’t have done this without our fabulous collaborators @penny_dakin @ARACYAustralia @LynnKempWSU @westernsydneyu THANK YOU
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The third of my PhD articles is out and in time for #AHPsDay: Influential factor combinations leading to language outcomes following a home visiting intervention: A qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) Kate Short, @paeadie Lynn Kemp onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Congratulations @LowitjaInstitut Our first Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community controlled research institute in Australia. A significant milestone in the Academy. Well done Aunty Pat Anderson AO @JanineMilera and team! @GregHuntMP @NACCHOAustralia @MelissaSweetDr
Lowitja Institute (@LowitjaInstitut) profile pictureLowitja Institute@LowitjaInstitut16 Jun 2020
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Over 22 years & through 4 Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs), we have worked with Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander cultures, knowledges, priorities & leadership at the centre of our work, fundamentally changing the narrative of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander research.
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Stopping to remember #fourthreetwo aboriginal deaths in custody at 4.32 today. We must address systemic racism and #intergenerationaltrauma as the root cause of death and health inequities today. #UluruStatement. @NACCHOAustralia @_PHAA_ @MelissaSweetDr – at Melbourne, Victoria
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Fantastic achievement and congratulations,
Speech & Language Therapy Ghana (@SLT_GH) profile pictureSpeech & Language Therapy Ghana@SLT_GH15 Nov 2019
History is about to be made today as the University of Ghana graduates the first cohort of the MSc Speech and Language Therapy programme. An achievement worth celebrating. Congratulations to the 12! And thanks to all who contributed in making this possible!
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NodesPay@nobepay_ai22 Oct 2019
And the overall Women of Influence winner is… Professor @JulieLeask from @Sydney_Uni Susan Wakil School of Nursing and Midwifery. She is globally recognised for research into the social and behavioural aspects of vaccination. Congrats! 🙋‍♀️ 🍾 #100woi @Syd_Health
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Congrats Julie - well deserved and you are an amazing woman of influence! #100WOI
Rachel Launders (@jezebeltc) profile pictureRachel Launders@jezebeltc22 Oct 2019
Professor Julie Leask for global influence - health through immunisation. Awesome work #100woi
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This is Kiya, the new Indigenous doll on Play School making her debut in NAIDOC Week. The ep celebrating Indigenous language and culture is 9am 8 July on ABC Me ft. Miranda Tapsell who will find out where Kiya is from and how to say hello in her language. #IYIL2019 #IY2019
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If you're interested in the influence of modifiable factors on children's language development have a look at our new article.. Paths to language development in at risk children: a qualitative comparative analysis (QCA) bmcpediatr.biomedcentral.com… #bmcpediatr
Paths to language development in at risk children: a qualitative comparative analysis (QCA)

Paths to language development in at risk children: a qualitative comparative analysis (QCA)

BMC Pediatrics - Childhood language development is related to long term educational, employment, health and social outcomes. Previous research identifies a complex range of risk and protective...

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