Jozette Dellemain

Jozette Dellemain is a researcher in the Department of Social Work at Charles Sturt University's College of Arts and Social Sciences. Her work focuses on rural case management practices and the socio-cultural dynamics of human services delivery in rural Australia.

• Rural Australia
• Rurality
• Case Management Theory
• Human Services
• Community Development

Dr. Dellemain’s research examines how geographical and cultural factors in rural areas shape case management effectiveness. Her 2021 publication introduced a Delphi study-based framework for rural case management, integrating insights from practitioners across rural Australia.

Recent publications highlight her expertise in rural contextual practice, including analyses of trust-building challenges (2017) and calls for enhanced practice standards (2013). These works collectively form a research fingerprint emphasizing rural social work, service delivery models, and policy adaptation.

While no formal grants or awards are documented in the provided materials, Dr. Dellemain’s collaborations with scholars like Dr. Judith Warburton and Dr. Sharon Hodgkin demonstrate sustained interdisciplinary engagement in rural studies.