Kylie Gwynne

(MENAFN- The Conversation)

• Associate Professor, Indigenous Studies, UNSW Sydney
• Associate Professor, Health Sciences, Macquarie University

Profile Articles

I have more than thirty years' experience in health and human services design and delivery. I use co-design to better understand how evidence can be implemented in the real world and to the benefit of all, especially priority populations and people living in rural and remote locations. I am also interested in how research shapes public policy and improves outcomes for everyone in our communities.

Experience

• 2023–present Associate professor, Macquarie University
• 2023–present Associate professor, Nura Gili Indigenous Programs, University of New South Wales
• 2019–2023 Senior research fellow, Macquarie University

Education

• 2017 The University of Sydney, PhD
• 2008 Griffith University, Master of Human Services

Grants and Contracts

• 2025 Ten4Ten: Ten Tiny Towns for Ten Years Tackling Chronic Disease Role: CIA Funding Source: Ian Potter Foundation
• 2024 WEAR IT: Wearables (Patches and Watches) for Early detection of Atrial Fibrillation and timely Referral for Indigenous Australians 55 years and older (WEAR IT) Henson, C., Gwynne, K., Rambaldini, B. & Freedman, B. Role: CI Funding Source: The Heart Foundation
• 2024 The PePP Study: Preventing Progression of AF in Indigenous People Doctor Kylie Gwynne, Professor Alex Brown, Ms Vita Christie, Professor Ben Freedman, Doctor Connie Henson, Doctor Morwenna Kirwan, Debbie McCowen, Mr David Meharg, Doctor Jack Nunn, Doctor Jessica Orchard, Doctor Carmen Parter, Mr Boe Rambaldini, Doctor John Skinner, Ms Belinda Tully, Ms Katrina Ward Role: CIA Funding Source: National Health and Medical Research Council
• 2024 Preventing Indigenous Diabetes through Exercise (The PriDE Study) Role: CIA Funding Source: MRFF TTRA
• 2024 Prioritising Indigenous Genomics through Engagement and Skills (the PAGES study) Role: CIA Funding Source: Love Your Sister
• 2024 How Should data from Wearable health Technology be embedded in primary Healthcare for Indigenous people (The SWiTcH Project) Gwynne, K., Henson, C., Freedman, B., Rambaldini, B. & Chapman, F. Role: CIA Funding Source: The Heart Foundation
• 2023 UTI implementation and evaluation in NSW Dineen-Griffin, S., Benrimoj, C., Peiris, D., Ford, B., Schierhout, G., Campain, A., Rogers, K., Reeves, P., Byles, J. E., Sandaradura, I., Gwynne, K., Holt, L., Williams, K. A., Benson, H. E., Rae, J., Barwick, A., Moullin, J., Donovan, J., Rambaldini, B. & Skinner, J. Role: CI Funding Source: NSW Health
• 2022 Early Af Screening for Indigenous People (EASI) Gwynne, K., Gwynn, J., Freedman, S., Nalliah, C., Rambaldini, B., Skinner, J., Ward, K., McCowen, D., Orchard, J. J., Lowres, N., Carlson, B., Henson, C., Finlayson, H., O'Sullivan, S., Parter, C., Ramsden, R., Christie, V., Macniven, R., Nahdi, S. & Huang, Y. Role: CIA Funding Source: NHMRC MRFF
• 2022 Accelerating development of the Aboriginal workforce in legal services Gwynne, K., Rambaldini, B., Holt, L. & Barry, L. Role: CIA Funding Source: Legal Aid NSW

Professional Memberships

• Fellow, European Society of Cardiology
• Nationally Accredited Mediator, AMDRAS

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