Dr. Jane Desborough

Jane leads the Health Experience Team for the ANU’s inaugural grand challenge project Our Health In Our Hands (OHIOH). This team is comprised of more than 20 researchers, more than half of whom are living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) or Type 1 Diabetes(T1D). Its aim is to embed the experiences and perspectives of people living with MS and T1D into the project from inception to implementation. Jane is leading an Australian Department of Health funded project examining people with rare diseases' exeriences from symptom onset to diagnosis, with the aim of developing resources for healthcare providers to increase awareness of rare diseases and improve diagnosis. Most recently, Jane was awarded an ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) 2022 for which she will examine people's experiences of managing the out-of-pocket costs of healthcare and medicines in Australia. From March 2020 to November 2021 Jane worked on secondment to the Australian Government Department of Health as an Action Researcher with the COVID-19 Primary Care Response Group. She is continuing wher work with this team in parallel with her ANU research. Jane is a registered nurse and midwife, and has worked clinically in a variety of settings for 25 years, including remote area nursing. Before moving to academia, Jane worked as a Senior Policy Officer at the ACT Health Directorate in the Office of the ACT Chief Nurse.
Type
party
Access Privileges
Medicine & Health Sciences
Title
Dr.
Given Name
Jane
Surname
Desborough
Uni ID
u4956052
ORCID
0000-0003-1406-4593
Brief Description
Jane Desborough (DAppScNursing; GDipMid; MPH, PhD) is a Senior Research Fellow at the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, Australian National University. Jane is a mixed methods researcher, who works closely with patients, clinicians and policy makers to conduct research that is not only responsive to their needs and preferences, but aims to target quality and outcomes improvement.
Full Description
Jane leads the Health Experience Team for the ANU’s inaugural grand challenge project Our Health In Our Hands (OHIOH). This team is comprised of more than 20 researchers, more than half of whom are living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) or Type 1 Diabetes(T1D). Its aim is to embed the experiences and perspectives of people living with MS and T1D into the project from inception to implementation. Jane is leading an Australian Department of Health funded project examining people with rare diseases' exeriences from symptom onset to diagnosis, with the aim of developing resources for healthcare providers to increase awareness of rare diseases and improve diagnosis. Most recently, Jane was awarded an ARC Discovery Early Career Researcher Award (DECRA) 2022 for which she will examine people's experiences of managing the out-of-pocket costs of healthcare and medicines in Australia. From March 2020 to November 2021 Jane worked on secondment to the Australian Government Department of Health as an Action Researcher with the COVID-19 Primary Care Response Group. She is continuing wher work with this team in parallel with her ANU research. Jane is a registered nurse and midwife, and has worked clinically in a variety of settings for 25 years, including remote area nursing. Before moving to academia, Jane worked as a Senior Policy Officer at the ACT Health Directorate in the Office of the ACT Chief Nurse.
Email Address
jane.desborough@anu.edu.au
Postal Address
Department of Health Services Research & Policy Research School of Population Health 63 Eggleston Road The Australian National University ACT 2600 Australia
Phone Number
02 6125 6545
Website Address
https://researchers.anu.edu.au/researchers/desborough-j; https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1406-4593
Fields of Research
320208 - Endocrinology; 420302 - Digital health
Socio-Economic Objective
200105 - Treatment of human diseases and conditions; 200501 - Adolescent health
Keywords
Breath sensor; Diabetes; Ketones; User preference; Young people; Co-design; Qualitative
Status: Published
Published to:
  • Australian National University
  • Australian National Data Service
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