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Sydney Digital Theses (Open Access): Recent submissions

    • Equity Considerations in Telehealth Service Access with a Focus on Rural-Urban Health Inequalities 

      Wang, Siyu
      Published 2026
      Telehealth is widely promoted as a strategy for overcoming geographic barriers to healthcare, yet whether it consistently reduces or may exacerbate health inequalities remains uncertain. This thesis systematically assesses ...
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    • Investigations of Heat Shock Protein 70 for Non-Invasive Detection of Heat Stress in Dairy Cows 

      Rakib, Md Rezaul Hai
      Published 2026
      Heat stress (HS) constrains dairy production, impairing welfare, milk yield, and reproduction. Common indicators—rectal temperature (RT), infrared thermography (IRT), and reticulorumen temperature (RRT)—capture environmental ...
      Open Access
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    • A Glimpse of Polarisation with Sea Urchins and Gold Nanorods 

      Li, Yun Peng
      Published 2026
      Light is an essential part of the universe and for most living things, it is one of the main avenues we use to experience life. From the astonishing phenomena of sight to telecommunications to probing the entire Universe, ...
      Open Access
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    • Dancing with Agency: How rehabilitation nurses seek to promote and preserve personhood following traumatic brain injury 

      Kivunja, Stephen Joshua
      Published 2026
      Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) can alter consciousness, cognition and behaviours, threatening traditional understandings, recognition and expression of personhood during rehabilitation nursing care. This thesis presents a ...
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    • Novel Markers of Neuroinflammation in Cerebrospinal Fluid 

      Jiang, Jocelyn Xin
      Published 2026
      Diagnosis of autoimmune encephalitis (AE) is challenging due to diverse clinical presentations and limited sensitivity of current biomarkers, particularly in antibody-negative cases or those presenting solely with psychiatric ...
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