Translating research into improved practices | Part two

Tracks
60-minute presentations
Saturday, June 27, 2026
11:30 AM - 11:40 AM
Arena 1B, Ground Floor

Overview

Dr Dai Pu, Dr Salma Charania


Details

⏫ Panel session
⏲️ 11:30–1:00 pm
⌛60-minutes
📚 Assumed knowledge of attendees: Foundational (new/casual familiarity with the topic e.g. treated a single case


Presenter

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Dr Katrina Blyth
The University Of Sydney

Translating research into improved practices | Part two

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

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Dr Salma Charania
Central Queensland University

Translating research into improved practices | Part two

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

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Salma Charania is a dedicated speech pathologist and researcher with a PhD from the University of Queensland, where her thesis focused on the impact of dysarthria in people with MND. She also holds a Master of Speech Pathology and a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Psychology. Currently, Salma is a Lecturer at Central Queensland University and has successfully supervised honors and graduate research certificate students, guiding them through impactful projects in the field. Furthermore, Salma served as Assistant Guest Editor for the MDPI Health Care Journal and is the chair of the the MND Collective Clinical Care Expert Driving Team, contributing to advancements in care for people with MND. Salma's clinical experience includes developing and establishing the MND Queensland Speech Pathology Service and Voice Banking Clinic, as well as working within the aged-care sector.
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Dr Dai Pu
Monash University & Little Birds Allied Health

Translating research into improved practices | Part two

11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

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Debbie is a clinician researcher who works primarily as an academic at Monash University and as a clinician in the private sector. Her special interest area is dysphagia, but she enjoys participating in and supporting research of all topics.

Session chair

Libby Cardell
Unisq


Student volunteer(s)

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Alice Emmerton

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Katika Lipp

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