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Rachael Cvejic

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Hello, I am Rachael.

I am a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre. I am also a psychologist.

I work on research projects that aim to make health and mental health care better for people with intellectual disability.

I also teach medical students about the health and mental health of people with intellectual disability.

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Improving palliative care services for people with intellectual disability

A pregnant person cradles their tummy

Perinatal mental health in people with intellectual disability

A carer laughs with an older person with intellectual disability

Responsive behaviours among people with intellectual disability living with dementia

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Addressing health inequality experienced by people with intellectual disability

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Using virtual reality to prepare for healthcare interactions

Exploring the potential of an artificial intelligence (AI)-based immersive virtual reality (VR) application to prepare people with intellectual disability for healthcare experiences.

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