Antonia Clarke

Dr Antonia Clarke is a Clinical Lecturer at the Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney. Her research spans neurology, medical education, and dementia studies. She focuses on neurodegenerative diseases, particularly their risk factors and prevalence in Indigenous populations, as well as clinical genetics integration and patient safety through interprofessional learning. Her work also includes case studies on rare neurological disorders such as Wilson disease and Huntington disease presenting atypically.

Key research interests include dementia epidemiology in the Western Pacific region, baroreflex dysfunction post-radiation, and semantic variants of neurodegenerative disorders. She has contributed to advancing medical education techniques, including team-based learning and reverse mentoring strategies.

• Recent Focus: Neurological sequelae of cancer therapies, diagnostic criteria evolution in frontotemporal dementia, and Indigenous health disparities in dementia care.
• Education Contributions: Innovations in clinical teacher training and student-led interprofessional collaboration to enhance patient safety.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in available texts. Her work has been published in high-impact journals like The Lancet Regional Health and Journal of Neurology.