Coralie English

Professor Coralie English is a leading stroke researcher and academic at the University of Newcastle, serving as Deputy Head of School (Research) in the School of Health Sciences. Her work centers on improving stroke outcomes through multidisciplinary collaboration and lived experience integration. She co-led the world's first Living Clinical Guidelines for Stroke, which dynamically update to reflect emerging evidence, reducing mortality and costs in stroke care. Her research focuses on physical activity, diet, and fatigue management post-stroke, prioritizing patient-driven solutions.

Education: PhD (University of South Australia), BAppSc (Physiotherapy) (University of South Australia). Professional roles include Theme Lead at HMRI, Research and Innovation Conjoint at Hunter New England Local Health District, and Co-Chair of Stroke Clinical Guidelines. Awards include the Ruth Grant Award (2007) and Cardiorespiratory Undergraduate Award (1996).

Research interests span stroke rehabilitation, sedentary behavior reduction, and telehealth interventions. She leads international collaborations, including the International Stroke Rehabilitation and Recovery Alliance. Her team includes stroke survivors like Rachael Peak and Gillian Mason, emphasizing patient inclusion in research.

Key projects include the Stroke Research Register (Hunter) and the i-REBOUND website, co-designed with survivors to promote healthy lifestyles. Grants include MRFF funding for Living Guidelines development. Future work addresses post-stroke fatigue and global stroke recovery strategies.