Sally Inglis

Professor Sally Inglis is a Heart Foundation Future Leader Fellow at UTS Faculty of Health, leading research on cardiovascular telehealth and digital health innovations. As Chair of CSANZ's Cardiovascular Nursing Council, she advocates for nurse-led care models and climate-conscious healthcare practices.

Her expertise spans virtual care systems for heart failure, telemonitoring effectiveness, and post-discharge management. Research examines obesity's impact on arrhythmia treatment, implementation of clinician-researcher pathways, and acute coronary syndrome guidelines.

Publications demonstrate leadership in cardiovascular telehealth through Cochrane reviews influencing international guidelines, analyses of heart failure program components, and climate change nursing frameworks. Recent work emphasizes equitable access and system-level implementation.

Awards:

• Heart Foundation Future Leader Fellow
• CSANZ Cardiovascular Nursing Lecturer Award (2023)
• UTS Medal for Research Impact (2023)

Grants:

• REINFORCING SAFE WALKER USE monitoring device (2024-2026)
• Hk Maker Lab 2.0 engineering design program (2022-2025)
• Fostering Computational Thinking in high schools (2022-2024)

She promotes diversity in cardiovascular research and mentors early-career researchers in digital health applications.