Nerida Klupp

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Phd, DipAppSc(Pod), BAppScPod

Nerida Klupp is Senior Lecturer in Interprofessional Health Sciences. Her academic background spans a range of disciplines including podiatric, cardiovascular, and complementary medicine. Nerida’s teaching and research interests have evolved toward the socio-ecological and personal factors, behaviours and systems that create health experiences, healthcare, and health outcomes. She is particularly passionate about practices that incorporate evidence-based, ethical, and patient-shared professional reasoning skills. These inform her interprofessional teaching practice across multiple undergraduate and postgraduate programs within the School of Health Sciences. Nerida’s research background is also diverse across health and medicine and her current projects focus on mental health and animal-assisted therapy.

Research focus

• Integration of evidence-based practice in clinical reasoning
• Interprofessional education in health science curriculum
• Cardiovascular and lifestyle-related disease
• Clinical trial and systematic review methodology

Awards and recognition

• 2005 Australian Postgraduate Award
• 2002 University Medal, University of Western Sydney

Projects and grants

Dr Klupp's research has been supported by numerous external funding agencies including local and international industry.

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Affiliations

• Associate Member, National Institute of Complementary Medicine (NICM)
• Member, Australian and New Zealand Association of Health Professional Educators (ANZAHPE)
• Member, International Society for Evidence-based Healthcare (ISEHC)

Education

• 2013 PhD Ganoderma lucidum for treatment of hyperglycaemia in persons with metabolic syndrome, University of Western Sydney,cAustralia
• DipAppSc(Pod), Queensland University of Technology, Australia
• BAppScPod, University of Western Sydney, Australia

Publications

For a full listing of publications please see:

• WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY PROFILE (opens in a new window)
• ORCID (opens in a new window)
• GOOGLE SCHOLAR (opens in a new window)
• RESEARCHGATE (opens in a new window)