Dr Hannah Gullo

Hannah is a conjoint senior research fellow in AHRC at The Prince Charles Hospital and School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at The University of Queensland.  Hannah has a background in biomedical and neuroscience and is a registered occupational therapist with specialisation in neurorehabilitation. Her major clinical and research interest concerns improving cognitive, psychosocial and physical aspects of daily functioning for people with neurological and other disabling conditions. She conducts mixed methods research across the continuum of care. Hannah’s current work is focused on developing new approaches to assessment and treatment using the latest technology, and telehealth to improve access and foster self-management following discharge from hospital to home. Hannah is interested in collaborating on work focused on adult and older person’s health, and the management of hidden problems, such as cognitive dysfunction, pain and fatigue. To find out more about Hannah’s work, please visit: Dr Hannah Gullo – UQ Researchers