Tania Hobson

Tania Hobson is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Queensland. Her research focuses on aphasia treatment models and healthcare ethics, particularly in clinical implementation and patient care systems. She has contributed to studies analyzing clinician perceptions of high-intensity aphasia therapies and the ethical implications of seven-day healthcare models. Her work bridges clinical practice, economic feasibility, and ethical healthcare delivery.

• Affiliations: School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (UQ)
• Research Themes: Neurorehabilitation, Healthcare Policy, Speech Therapy

Her publications span peer-reviewed journals like Aphasiology and Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, addressing both clinical and systemic challenges in healthcare delivery.