Tim Lathlean

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About Tim Lathlean

Dr Lathlean is a Post-Doctoral Researcher with a clinical background as an Accredited Exercise Physiologist (AEP), with over ten years’ experience in research, private practice and community care. He is skilled in the implementation of exercise-based interventions for a range of clinical populations and has a PhD in sports injury. His current role focuses on the safety and quality of health care provision, through the research and evaluation of practitioner regulation. His research to date, has focused across different systems such as musculoskeletal, cardiovascular and neurological health, dynamic systems for sport and health and the quality and safety of healthcare systems, including practitioner regulation. He is also interested in precision health, particularly how health literacy interventions as well as biomarkers can be used to monitor and improve health. Tim’s PhD investigated the epidemiology of sports injury in elite junior team sport, identifying links between load and injury, impacted by player wellness (stress, soreness and sleep). He maintains an active interest in this area, supervising higher degree by research students in team collective behaviour and dynamic systems, exercise-based interventions for musculoskeletal conditions and the effects of environmental conditions on human physiology and performance. Tim has expertise in project management across observational and experimental studies as well as in the implementation secondary research, including systematic reviews and meta-analyses. ORCID ResearcherID: X-7938-2019; ScopusAuthorID: 57202568828. Click here [https://researchers.adelaide.edu.au/profile/timothy.lathlean] to find out more about Tim.