Associate ProfessorJanice Gullick

Janice has an international profile in patient and family-centred research; she is an expert in qualitative methodologies, in particular, hermeneutic phenomenology, and work grounded in Heideggerian existential philosophy.

Currently, through the CARE program (Sydney Policy Lab), Janice is a Chief Investigator on a 3-year multi-centre project funded by the Ramsay Hospital Research Foundation titled "Improving community and health care navigation for migrant, refugee and asylum-seeking women in South-Western Sydney experiencing mental health and well-being concerns (The CaNCALD Women’s Project)".  This project uses qualitative research, social network mapping and a process of co-design to understand and leverage the community and system strengths and assets, while developing and piloting solutions to target the social determinants that affect migrant and refugee women's mental health navigation.