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Janet Long is a Research Fellow in the Australian Institute of Health Innovation at Macquarie University, specialising in healthcare resilience and implementation science. She holds a BSc (Hons1) in Ecology from Macquarie University and a MN in Nursing from UTS. Her research integrates complexity science, social network analysis, and theoretical domains framework to improve healthcare delivery, particularly in genomics, translational research, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Education:
- BSc (Hons1) in Ecology, Macquarie University (1999)
- MN in Nursing, University of Technology Sydney (2009)
- PhD in Health Services Research, UNSW (2014)
Research Interests:
- Implementation of genomic medicine
- Healthcare system resilience during crises
- Social network analysis of collaborative practices
- Technology adoption in clinical settings
- Quality and safety in healthcare for vulnerable populations
Awards:
- Day 3 Meritorious Award (Abstract) 2022
- Highly Commended paper in Mito Foundation Awards 2022
- Cancer Institute NSW Premier’s Award 2016
Grants/Projects:
- MRFF: Embedding Genomics in Primary Care ($5M, 2023–2026)
- Australian Genomic Health Alliance Implementation Science stream
- Resilience in Aged Care Workforce (EU-funded)
Her work includes supervising 4+ PhD students and mentoring early-career researchers, contributing to over 230 peer-reviewed publications. She co-leads national initiatives like the Mito-Plan Project and collaborates globally on disaster preparedness and genomic integration.
