Barclay, Jade

Dr Jade Barclay

Research Fellow
Dr Jade Barclay is a Māori -Australian researcher, therapist, and science educator focused on health equity. Her PhD investigated diagnostic delay and prevention for pain management with hypermobility, neruodiversity and multimorbidity. MBA, Master of Public Health from UNSW and PhD In medicine from the University of Sydney where she is a Research Fellow in Digital Public Health.

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