Dr Joanne Lewis is a palliative care clinician and academic and has a strong academic profile in teaching and learning, academic leadership, curriculum development and research. Her PhD thesis explored the needs and capacities of lower socioeconomic population for end-of-life care
Joanne's research expertise is in qualitative and mixed methods research with specific skills in framework analysis. She has published widely and supervises Honours and PhD students
Joanne has over a decade of teaching expertise and has received a number of teaching and learning grants. She has significant experience in curriculum development in health and nursing (Undergraduate and Postgraduate) for credentialled and accredited programs.
Tunks Leach, K., Simpson, P., Lewis, J., & Levett-Jones, T. (2023). The role and value of chaplains in an Australian Ambulance service: A comparative study of chaplain and paramedic perspectives. Journal of Religion and Health, 62(1), 98-116. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10943-022-01685-4
