ProfessorElizabeth Denney-Wilson
Professor of Nursing
Faculty of Medicine and Health
- Professor of NursingFaculty of Medicine and Health
BIO
Elizabeth Denney-Wilson is Professor of Nursing in the Sydney Nursing School. She has academic qualifications in nursing, public health, epidemiology and implementation science. Since completing her PhD in 2005, her research has focused on obesity prevention and management with a focus on the development of brief interventions (including mHealth interventions) targeting infant and young child feeding. Most of her research focuses on the Primary Health Care setting working with clinicians to design and test interventions that can be implemented at scale. Her research funding has included three Centre of Research Excellence grants as well as other category 1 funding. Elizabeth has long term collaborations with researchers across a broad range of health disciplines from Australian and International universities.
She has 3 current and 14 former PhD students. Her teaching focuses on preventive care, social determinants of health, primary health care principles and research methods. She recently completed terms as a member of two advisory committees: the WHO committee on child obesity management and the NHMRC obesity management guidelines committee. She is on the board of the Sydney Children's Hospitals Network and chairs the board Quality and Safety committee.
THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY APPOINTMENTS
- Professor of NursingThe University of Sydney, Sydney Nursing School, Sydney, Australia26 Jun 2017 - present
NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Board DirectorSydney Children’s Hospitals Network, Sydney, Australia1 Jan 2024 - present
CERTIFICATIONS
- PhDThe University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia
- Master of Public HealthThe University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia
- Bachelor of NursingThe University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia
POSTGRADUATE TRAINING
- Introduction to Implementation ScienceHarvard Catalyst, USA
SCHOOL
- Sydney Nursing School