Jessie Mitchell

Jessie Mitchell

Senior Research Assistant / Research Fellow

Jessie received her PhD in Social Psychology and also holds a Bachelor of Psychological Science (Honours), a Bachelor of Business (Marketing), and a Diploma of Graphic Design. Jessie is experienced in using both qualitative and quantitative research methods to support better outcomes for people with disability. Her current research interests include:

• approaches to co-designing advanced rehabilitation technologies,
• methods for promoting the translation of rehabilitation technologies into clinical and home settings,
• the use of assistive technologies to support cognitive function following brain injury,
• ways to support self-advocacy during transitions in care among people with brain injury, and
• enablers of sustained employment following brain and spinal cord injury.

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Current Projects

SEED PROJECT: Sleep disturbances following spinal cord injury: Understanding help-seeking behaviour and co-designing a sleep management resource

Published 22nd July 2024

Scoping the technology landscape of Day Hospital Brain Injury Rehabilitation Services

Published 5th July 2024

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Featured Publications

Electronic assistive technology to support memory function after traumatic brain injury: A systematic review of efficacy and user perspectives

Published 14th March 2023

Towards Translation of Novel Neurorehabilitation Systems: A Practical Approach to Usability Testing

Published 6th December 2023