Miss Lisa Urquhart

Associate Lecturer Nutrition & Dietetics

University of Newcastle Department of Rural Health

Email:lisa.urquhart@newcastle.edu.au
Phone:(02) 4055 1962

Career Summary

Biography

Lisa is an Associate Lecturer in Nutrition and Dietetics with the University of Newcastle Department of Rural Health at the Coffs Harbour campus.

Teaching Experience:

Lisa provides teaching to Nutrition and Dietetics Students on Clinical, Food Service and Community placement in the Department of Rural Health footprint.

General Nutrition and Dietetics, Paediatrics and Diabetes

Qualifications

Bachelor of Science (Honours), University of Sydney
Bachelor of Applied Science, University of Sydney

Keywords

Dietetics
Nutrition
Teaching

Languages

English (Mother)

Professional Experience

UON Appointment

Title	Organisation / Department
Associate Lecturer Nutrition & Dietetics	University of Newcastle University of Newcastle Department of Rural Health Australia

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Publications

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Conference (5 outputs)

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2017

Robinson A, Brown LJ, Plunkett B, Urquhart L, Bohringer E, Squires K, Crowley E, 'Establishing academic roles in rural areas to cultivate the dietetic workforce', Dietitians Association of Australia 34th National Conference 'Cultivating Fresh Evidence' (2017)

DOI	10.1111/1747-0080.12354
Co-authors	Emma Bohringer, Kelly Squires, Leanne Brown, Amy Robinson, Bridget Plunkett

2017

Heward J, Urquhart LE, 'Confidence in NCPT implementation. A barrier to change', Dietitians Association of Australia 34th National Conference 'Cultivating Fresh Evidence' (2017)

DOI	10.1111/1747-0080.12354

2017

Urquhart LE, Berg C, Carey L, 'Eat Your Peas! A Rural Interdisciplinary Service Delivery Model' (2017)

2017

Urquhart LE, Heward J, 'Confidence in NCPT Implementation. A Barrier to Change?' (2017)

DOI	10.1111/1747-0080.12354

2015

Urquhart LE, Linjawi A, Martin D, 'This Cereal or That? How Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) can Assist in Making Informed Choices by Comparing Blood Glucose Response.' (2015)

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