Mark Latt

Associate Professor Mark Latt is affiliated with the Central Clinical School at the University of Sydney's Department of Medicine. His research focuses on neurosciences, gerontology, and falls prevention in aging populations and Parkinson's disease patients. He has contributed to studies on fall risk factors, medication effects, and healthcare utilization patterns in elderly populations. His work integrates clinical insights with interdisciplinary approaches, including machine learning for disease pattern recognition and gait analysis.

Research Interests

• Neurological disorders and aging
• Fall prevention strategies in geriatric and neurologic populations
• Pharmacological and clinical management of Parkinson's disease
• Healthcare decision-making and institutional care for dementia patients

Grants & Collaborations

• 2018: Role of Big Data in Non-communicable Diseases (Worldwide Universities Network)
• 2007: Exercise Therapy for Falls Prevention in Parkinson's Disease (NHMRC)

His publications span clinical trials, systematic reviews, and interdisciplinary collaborations, addressing topics such as emergency department utilization, medication safety, and gait stability in neurological conditions.