Vaibhav Tyagi

Dr Vaibhav Tyagi is a Senior Research Fellow at the Sydney Nursing School, University of Sydney. He holds dual affiliations with the Sydney Southeast Asia Centre and contributes to the Person-centred practice-International Community of Practice (PCP-ICoP) as its Digital Director. His academic background includes a focus on quantitative research methodologies, advanced statistics, and software tools applied to healthcare challenges.

Dr Tyagi's research explores creativity and innovation in healthcare, particularly addressing marginalized groups such as ageing populations, LGBTQIA+ communities, and culturally diverse backgrounds. Key themes include person-centred care, nursing practice improvement, cognitive neuroscience, and health inequalities. He has published extensively on measurement tools for participation and person-centred practice, with notable contributions in journals like Journal of Advanced Nursing and BMC Health Services Research.

Teaching expertise spans nursing research design, quantitative methods, and person-centred theory. Current doctoral supervision includes the student 'Mu-being'. Awards include Best Presenter at the Marconi Institute of Creativity Conference and recognition from the British Neuroscience Association.

Grants include leadership in telehealth quality studies (NHMRC-funded GRACE-Telehealth Study). Professional roles include editorial work for the Journal of Creative Thinking and collaborative initiatives like CogNovo colloquia. His work bridges clinical practice, innovation, and global health equity.