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Gaston Arnolda is a Senior Research Fellow at the Australian Institute of Health Innovation (Macquarie University), affiliated with the Centre for Healthcare Resilience and Implementation Science. He holds an adjunct position as Senior Lecturer at the University of New South Wales.
- Education: PhD in Medicine (University of Sydney, 2008), MPH in Public Health (University of Sydney, 1993), BSc (Hons) in Science (Monash University, 1985)
His research focuses on healthcare quality improvement, implementation science, and guideline adherence. Key areas include clinical pathway development, patient experience analysis, and healthcare resilience strategies. Recent work explores consensus-building processes in perioperative care and innovative healthcare delivery models.
He has led/co-led 6 major projects, including the National Paediatric Applied Research Translation Initiative (N-PARTI) and evaluations of stroke guidelines. His research outputs (118+ publications) span peer-reviewed articles, reviews, and commissioned reports in journals like Implementation Science Communications and Journal of Medical Internet Research.
Notable awards include Wiley’s top 10% downloaded paper (2018-2019) and top-cited paper (2021-2022). He actively collaborates in national and international studies, contributing to policy development and service improvement initiatives.
Gaston advises on healthcare quality measurement, guideline implementation, and patient-centered care design. His work bridges academic research with real-world healthcare challenges, emphasizing practical solutions to improve clinical outcomes and system resilience.
