Jack A. Seaton

Jack A. Seaton is a researcher at James Cook University, focusing on interprofessional collaboration in healthcare, particularly within physiotherapy and primary health care settings. His work explores barriers, facilitators, and strategies to enhance teamwork among allied health professionals.

Research Trends: His recent publications (2020–2024) highlight a sustained focus on improving interprofessional interactions through qualitative and quantitative studies, survey development, and policy recommendations. Key sub-fields include patient-centered care, healthcare team dynamics, and rural health service delivery.

Collaborations: He frequently collaborates with Anne Jones, Catherine Johnston, and Karen Francis on studies related to physiotherapy practice. Additional collaborations span Indigenous health co-design and junior doctor well-being in rural Australia.