Sabina Clapham is a healthcare clinician and leader specialising in palliative care outcomes, quality improvement, and education. As Director of the Palliative Care Outcomes Collaboration (PCOC) and Coordinating Investigator for the National Palliative Care Coordination (NPCC) Project, she has led the national implementation of patient outcome measures, enhancing the quality, sustainability and impact of palliative care services across Australia.
Currently pursuing a PhD at the University of Wollongong, Sabina’s research focuses on defining health service capabilities in palliative care. Her work has attracted $12.5 million in research funding, with outputs including eight peer-reviewed publications, over 1,000 non-traditional outputs, seven conference presentations, and six keynote addresses across five countries. Sabina’s outcome measurement protocols are implemented in more than 200 Australian palliative care services, benefiting 65,000 patients annually.
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