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Julian Trollor

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Hello, I am Julian Trollor.

I am the Director at the Centre and a doctor and researcher trained in neuropsychiatry.

I previously led 3DN, the Department of Developmental Disability Neuropsychiatry.

I work hard to improve health care for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

I enjoy keeping active, and I most look forward to spending time in the wilderness with family and friends.

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Academic Profile: Scientia Professor Julian Norman Trollor | UNSW Research
LinkedIn Page: Julian Trollor AM FAHMS - National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health | LinkedIn

Research

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Evaluation of a tailored model of palliative care

We are evaluating a palliative care model for people with intellectual disability.

Heart Health Project for people with intellectual disability

Heart health project

We are making a tool for health professionals to help them notice when someone with intellectual disability needs help.

People with disabilities research: contraceptive decision-making

Contraceptive decision-making

People with intellectual disability should have access to information, support, and inclusive, respectful contraceptive healthcare.

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Resources to support the Intellectual Disability Health Capability Framework

Resources for universities and other education providers.

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Measuring outcomes that matter

Measuring and enhancing the contribution of people with intellectual disability to society.

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Improving palliative care services for people with intellectual disability

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Perinatal mental health in people with intellectual disability

Using linked health service datasets to examine mental health service use.

Acknowledgement of Country

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