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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Social isolation and social functioning in dementia syndromes: Mechanisms and interventions 

      Wei, Grace
      Published 2024
      Social functioning encompasses an individual’s ability to engage in diverse social contexts, from intimate relationships to broader societal settings. Our understanding of the extent to which social functioning is affected ...
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    • Telehealth physiotherapy to deliver exercise in aged care settings. 

      Dawson, Rik Percival Jarratt
      Published 2024
      This thesis addresses critical gaps in evidence regarding fall prevention and mobility enhancement for older individuals, particularly those in aged care settings. It highlights the need for effective prevention strategies ...
      Open Access
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    • Reconciling architectural aesthetics and economic imperatives through complex, interdependent and contingent building design processes 

      Morley, Robert
      Published 2024
      This dissertation explores how architectural aesthetics and economic imperatives are reconciled. It draws from observations, interviews and documentation assembled during a six-month ethnographic study within a large ...
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    • Co-culture of primary chondrocytes and stem cells for regeneration of cartilage in the head and neck 

      Lee, Michael Fook-Ho
      Published 2023
      Reconstruction of cartilaginous structures of the head and neck is a field that’s been traditionally limited by difficulties sourcing sufficient donor cartilage, post-operative infection and achieving consistent aesthetic ...
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    • The Role of a Novel Biosynthetic Graft in Nasal Reconstruction 

      Nandakumar, Beeshman Saireuben
      Published 2024
      Background: Septorhinoplasty is a common procedure, and when native septal cartilage is insufficient for grafting during reconstruction, a variety of alternatives are currently used with varying success. Thus, the aims of ...
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