Imalda Devaparanam

Imalda Devaparanam is a Lecturer in the Department of Medical Imaging & Radiation Sciences within the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences at Monash University. Her academic role centers on advancing person-centred care in medical radiation practice through education and research.

Her research interests focus on integrating patient lived experiences into health professional curricula, particularly in radiography and medical imaging disciplines. She actively contributes to discourse on how person-centred values can be embedded in clinical training and daily practice, aiming to transform educational frameworks across medical radiation sciences.

The two most recent publications highlight a consistent thematic focus on person-centred care, curriculum development, and the inclusion of real-world patient perspectives in radiography education. These works reflect interdisciplinary collaboration and a commitment to evidence-based educational reform.

While no formal scientific awards are listed in the provided text, her contributions are published in peer-reviewed journals such as Radiography and Journal of Medical Radiation Sciences, indicating scholarly recognition.

Imalda Devaparanam collaborates with colleagues including Karen Auld, Sarah Roberts, Janie McInerney, Leanne Grinsted, and Dena Sapkaroski. These collaborations suggest active engagement in research teams focused on health education and clinical practice improvement. No specific lab or grant information is available in the current data.