A/ProfAmy Freeman-Sanderson
Associate Professor
Discipline of Speech Pathology
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- Associate ProfessorDiscipline of Speech Pathology
- +61 02 9514 7201 (Work)
- University of Technology Sydney, Graduate School of Health, 100 Broadway, Sydney, New South Wales, 2007, Australia
FUNDED RESEARCH
Dr Amy Freeman-Sanderson is actively engaged with ongoing research collaborations and supervision of both honours and higher degree research students. Her key research interests include dysphagia management, critical care, sepsis, health translation and building research capacity in the Speech Pathology profession.
Her research at the University of Technology Sydney has received the following financial support - Equity Grant (AU$15,000) & Graduate School of Health Seed Funding (AU$10,000). In addition, to support the dissemination of her research, Amy has also received the Graduate School of Health Travel Fund (AU$1,500).
Amy was also awarded Health Education and Training Institute Grant for a project she co-led (AU$5,000) and Allied Health Seeding Grant from the Sydney Local Health District (AU$5,000)
She is well recognised for her work in her areas of research and has been a scientific reviewer for leading international journals including: Critical Care Medicine, Journal of Critical Care, Australian Critical Care, International Journal of Speech Language Pathology etc.
Her research at the University of Technology Sydney has received the following financial support - Equity Grant (AU$15,000) & Graduate School of Health Seed Funding (AU$10,000). In addition, to support the dissemination of her research, Amy has also received the Graduate School of Health Travel Fund (AU$1,500).
Amy was also awarded Health Education and Training Institute Grant for a project she co-led (AU$5,000) and Allied Health Seeding Grant from the Sydney Local Health District (AU$5,000)
She is well recognised for her work in her areas of research and has been a scientific reviewer for leading international journals including: Critical Care Medicine, Journal of Critical Care, Australian Critical Care, International Journal of Speech Language Pathology etc.
FUNDED RESEARCH
- GRANTDeveloping high-quality, clinically relevant and person-centred interventions to optimise communication function for adults with critical illnessNational Health & Medical Research Council1 Jan 2025 - 31 Dec 2029People funded by this grant:
- Freeman-Sanderson A
- GRANTOASIS: Organ donAtion converSatIons led by specialist medical and nursing Staff: A qualitative studyNSW Organ and Tissue Donation Service5 Jun 2024 - 31 Dec 2025People funded by this grant:
- DiGiacomo M,
- Freeman-Sanderson A,
- Pawar S,
- O'Leary M
- GRANTThe Australian and New Zealand ICU Workforce: A Point-Prevalence SurveyThe Intensive Care Foundation1 Apr 2024 - 31 Dec 2024People funded by this grant:
- Freeman-Sanderson A
- GRANTA national platform for improving quality of nutrition care for critically ill adults and childrenNATIONAL HEALTH & MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL1 Feb 2023 - 31 Jan 2027People funded by this grant:
- Freeman-Sanderson A,
- Hodgson C,
- Udy A,
- Ridley E,
- Ayton D
- GRANTCreating Impact and Engagement on the Research World Stage - Designing a Leadership Plan to Make a Difference for Critically Ill PatientsUniversity of Technology Sydney4 Oct 2021 - 3 Oct 2022People funded by this grant:
- Freeman-Sanderson A,
- Hodgson C,
- Hemsley B