DrJack Delacy

Jack is a Public Health Audiologist, Lecturer of Indigenous Health at the Sydney Medical School, and Research Fellow at the Poche Centre The University of Sydney. Jack has collaborated with Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services, investigating ear health and early childhood development, with a focus on integrated models of care, social prescribing and health navigation.

Jack's primary research focuses is on the social determinants of ear health in First Nations children. Jack is currently an investigator on an MRFF-funded project called Aboriginal Community Controlled Ear-heath Support System (ACCESS). This project is the focus of his PhD thesis and reports on the co-creation of a community-led and holistic model of care for ear health and hearing, centred on a Child Health Navigator model of care.