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Sydney Digital Theses (University of Sydney Access only): Recent submissions

    • New Clinical Applications of the oVEMP: what can the late peaks tell us? 

      Dyball, Alyssa Christie
      Published 2026
      The ocular vestibular evoked myogenic potential (oVEMP) provides unique insight into the otolith-ocular reflex. Here, the otoliths are stimulated artificially using bone-conducted (BC) or air-conducted (AC) stimuli, which ...
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    • Investigating Access to Allied Health by Australians with Parkinson’s Disease 

      Wong, Cassandra Meishan
      Published 2026
      The aim of this thesis was to explore access to allied health in people with early-stage Parkinson’s disease living in Australia. The first study focused on management from the perspective of general practitioners, ...
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    • Constructing the Chinese Civic National Identities in the New Era 

      Guan, Zhenyue
      Published 2025
      This thesis investigates how civic national identity is being shaped and reshaped by onlinepolitical discussions in the framework of structuration theory. Through analysis of responses to an anonymous survey, investigation ...
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    • Improving Cerebral Palsy Genetics Research through Family Involvement, Epidemiology, and a Sibling Design Approach 

      Wilson, Yana Alexandra
      Published 2026
      BACKGROUND: This thesis addresses key challenges in CP genomics research: understanding community perspectives, developing a CP gene list and common data elements (CDEs), and exploring whether siblings of children with CP ...
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    • Accounts of Gig Work on Interconnected Platforms 

      Huang, I-Yun
      Published 2026
      This thesis explores why Australian food-delivery workers continue gig work despite its precarious and exploitative nature. While focused on Australia, it addresses broader concerns about how digital platforms shape the ...
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