Tamara Veselinovic

Tamara Veselinovic is a Clinical Lecturer and PhD student at The University of Western Australia (UWA), affiliated with the UWA Medical School and UWA Centre for Child Health Research, which collaborates with The Kids Research Institute Australia. Her research focuses on otitis media, hearing impairment, and telehealth solutions for pediatric ear health in Indigenous populations. Key affiliations include UWA's Perth campus and collaborations with institutions like The Kids Research Institute Australia.

Her research interests center on otitis media epidemiology, telemedicine applications in pediatric ENT care, and improving healthcare access for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children. She has published extensively on topics such as hearing loss in infants, telehealth service design, and long-term outcomes of otitis media interventions.

Her articles highlight advancements in audiology-led clinics, culturally adapted health tools (e.g., OM-6 questionnaire), and cost-effective telehealth models. Tamara has received 3 scientific awards, though specifics are not listed. She is actively involved in projects like the Ear Portal telehealth service and the Djaalinj Waakinj birth cohort study, contributing to both clinical practice and public health policy.

Her work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, integrating audiology, epidemiology, and telemedicine to address health disparities in Indigenous communities. Ongoing research includes evaluating future care directions for otitis media in urban settings and exploring behavioral impacts of childhood hearing impairments.