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Dr. Beth Johnson is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Monash University, affiliated with the Turner Institute for Brain & Mental Health. Her research focuses on improving diagnostic processes and care for neurodivergent children, particularly those with autism and ADHD. She employs data-driven methods to identify objective diagnostic markers and reduce healthcare disparities. Dr. Johnson holds a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from Monash University (2013), a BSc(Hons) in Physiology from the University of Melbourne (2005), and a BSc in Physiology from Monash University (2004).
Her work emphasizes community collaboration and uses technologies like VR to enhance healthcare accessibility. She leads projects funded by the Australian Department of Health and philanthropic organizations, including initiatives on neurodevelopmental diagnostics and emergency department protocols for ADHD. Key awards include the 2021 Turner Award for research leadership during the pandemic.
Dr. Johnson is actively involved in academic governance, serving on committees for occupational health and safety, ADHD professional associations, and neurodevelopment program oversight. Her media engagements include expert commentary on ADHD diagnosis trends and ASD vaccination challenges.
