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Dr Tania Pearce

Lecturer in Health and Community Care - Faculty of Medicine and Health; School of Health

Biography

Tania Pearce is a Lecturer in Health and Community Services in the School of Health at the University of New England, Armidale, NSW. She has over 20 years’ experience in health information research and has worked on several research projects focusing on suicide prevention and program evaluation. In 2022 Tania completed her doctoral research, where she examined the use of co-creation and co-design as a way of increasing the research capacity of non-government organisations. Her teaching focus is on community services and mentoring of research projects for both undergraduate, postgraduate and Honours social work students.

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