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1 - RESUME - Dr Annie McCluskey PhD MA DipCOT PO Box 3105, Regents Park NSW 2143 AUSTRALIA ) annie.mccluskey@sydney.edu.au Annie McCluskey is a registered occupational therapist, a health services researcher, educator, private practitioner and mentor. She has received over $4 million in research funding, published 62 peer-reviewed papers with an h-index of 16, and 1000 citations. Her research and teaching focus on translating evidence into practice, in addition to the feasibility, acceptability and effectiveness of rehabilitation treatments to improve participation of stroke survivors and older adults. Her research has investigated community outings and travel habits, driving and scooter use, handwriting, self-care and sexuality. Since 2001, Annie has been a co-director of the OTseeker evidence database ( which contains over 10,000 records relevant to occupational therapy. In 2011, Annie established the StrokeEd collaboration with Karl Schurr, to provide evidence-based workshops to improve the skills, knowledge and practice of neuro-rehabilitation therapists, and influence the delivery of physical rehabilitation services to stroke survivors. QUALIFICATIONS 2004 PhD, University of Western Sydney, NSW Masters coursework degree with treatise (MA Education), Macquarie University, NSW 1979 Diploma in Occupational Therapy (DipCOT), Edinburgh, UK REGISTRATION Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency - Registration Number OCC Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC), UK Registration Number OT09578 Community Justice of the Peace (JP), NSW Registration Number WORK HISTORY 2016 ongoing Honorary Senior Lecturer, Discipline of Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney, Australia 2015 ongoing Adjunct Associate Professor, College of Healthcare Sciences, James Cook University, Australia 1991 ongoing Consultant occupational therapist in private practice; member of the StrokeEd collaboration. Offering home-based therapy for stroke survivors; clinical workshops and master classes, clinical and research mentoring Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 1

2 Dec June 2016 Senior Lecturer, (0.6 FTE) Discipline of Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney, Australia Apr Feb 2011 Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, The University of Sydney (Community- Based Health Care Research Unit), funded by the University of Sydney, Royal Rehabilitation Centre Sydney and the National Stroke Foundation NHMRC-NICS-HCF Health & Medical Research Foundation Fellow Senior Lecturer, (0.3 FTE) Discipline of Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney, Australia Jan Dec 2006 June Dec 2005 Sept June 1995 Senior Lecturer in occupational therapy, School of Biomedical and Health Sciences, University of Western Sydney, Australia Lecturer in occupational therapy, School of Exercise & Health Sciences, University of Western Sydney, Australia. Community occupational therapist, Lidcombe Head Injury Service, Sydney (Community based rehabilitation for people with traumatic brain injury) Occupational therapy positions in various rehabilitation units, public and private hospitals in Sydney, Melbourne and the UK. PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS Citations (n=1007) Dec 2016 h-index of 16 - Dec 2016 Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 2

3 2017 Submitted or under review Hamilton C, McCluskey A, Hassett L, Killington M, & Lovarini M. (Submitted). Patient and therapist experiences of using affordable feedback-based technology in rehabilitation: A qualitative study nested in a randomised controlled trial. Karageorge, A., Prestes Vargas J, Ada L, & McCluskey, A (Submitted). Previous experience and walking performance predict community outings after stroke: An observational study. Halle MC, Mylopoulos M, McCluskey A, Vachon H, Menon A, Amari F, Rochette A, Thomas A. (submitted). Attributes of evidence-based occupational therapists in stroke rehabilitation. Curto-Vratsistas, A, McCluskey, A., & Schurr K. (Submitted). Use of audit, feedback and education increased guideline implementation in a multidisciplinary stroke unit. McCluskey, A & O Connor, D. (Submitted). Implementing and sustaining practice change. In: T. Hoffmann., S. Bennett & C. Del Mar (Eds.). Evidence-based practice across the health professions. (3rd ed). Sydney: Elsevier Goodall S, McCluskey A, Kelly PJ, Ada L, Middleton S, Grimshaw JM, Karageorge A (Submitted). Use and cost of health resources during post-inpatient rehabilitation after stroke: An observational study /online early/accepted Stewart C, McCluskey A, Ada L, & Kuys S. (Online early, accepted 24 Nov 2016). Structure and feasibility of extra practice during stroke rehabilitation: A systematic scoping review. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal. DOI: / McCluskey A, Lannin NA, Schurr K, & Dorsch S. (2017). Chapter 40: Optimising motor performance and sensation following brain impairment. In M Curtin, M Egan & J Adams (Eds.). Occupational therapy for people experiencing illness, injury or impairment: Promoting occupation and participation (7 th ed., pp ). Edinburgh: Elsevier Dalton E, Lannin NA, Laver K, Ross L, Ashford S, McCluskey A, & Cusick A. (2016). Validity, reliability and clinical utility of the Disabilities of Arm, Shoulder and Hand Questionnaire in adults following stroke. Disability & Rehabilitation, Oct, 1-8. DOI / Hamilton C, McCluskey A, Lovarini M, Folly T, & Hassett L (2016). Experiences of adults using feedback-based technology to improve physical function in rehabilitation: Study protocol for a qualitative systematic review. Open Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation (OJTR), 4, Hassett L, van den Berg, M, Lindley R, Crotty M, McCluskey A et al, (2016). Effect of affordable technology on physical activity levels and mobility outcomes in rehabilitation: protocol for the AMOUNT (Activity and MObility UsiNg Technology) rehabilitation trial. BMJ Open (May). McCluskey A, Ada L, Kelly PJ, Middleton S, Grimshaw JG, Goodall S, Logan P, Longworth P, & Karageorge A (2016). A behaviour change program to increase outings delivered during therapy to stroke survivors by community rehabilitation teams: The Out-and-About trial. International Journal of Stroke, 11(4), Dettrick-Janes M, McCluskey A, Lannin NA, & Scanlan J (2016). Older adults experience difficulty completing the lines and dots tasks of the Motor Assessment Scale. Scandinavian Journal of Occupational Therapy. DOI: / Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 3

4 Simpson B, McCluskey A, Cordier R, Lannin NA (2016). Feasibility of a home-based program to improve handwriting legibility after stroke: A pilot study. Disability & Rehabilitation, 38(7), Dettrick-Janes M, McCluskey A, Lannin NA, & Scanlan JN. (2015). Handwriting legibility in healthy older adults. Physical and Occupational Therapy in Geriatrics, 33(3), McCluskey A, Ada L, Middleton S, Kelly P, Grimshaw J, Goodall S, Logan P, Longworth P, Karageorge A (2015). Compliance with Australian guideline recommendations for outdoor mobility and transport training by post-inpatient rehabilitation services: An observational cohort study. BMC Health Services Research, 15: 269. DOI /s Lloyd B, Pfeiffer D, Dominish J, Heading G, Schmidt D & McCluskey A. (2014). The New South Wales Allied Health Workplace Learning Study: Barriers and enablers to learning in the workplace. BMC Health Services Research, 14: 134. DOI: / McNamara A, George S, McCluskey A, & White J. (2014). The need for consistency and equity in driver education and assessment post-stroke. Journal of Transport and Health.1, Thomas, A & McCluskey, A (2014). Becoming an evidence-based practitioner. In M Law & J MacDermid (Eds). Evidence-based rehabilitation: A guide to practice (3 rd ed., pp 37-63). Thorofare, NJ: Slack McCluskey, A, Vratsistas, A, & Schurr K (2013). Barriers and enablers to implementing multiple stroke guideline recommendations: A qualitative study. BMC Health Services Research. 13:323. doi: / Hamam N, McCluskey A, Cooper-Robbins S (2013). Sex after stroke: A content analysis of printable educational materials available online. International Journal of Stroke. 8(7), DOI: /j x McCluskey, A. (2013). Implementing evidence into practice. In: T. Hoffmann., S. Bennett & C. Del Mar (Eds.). Evidence-based practice across the health professions. (2 nd ed., pp ). Sydney: Churchill Livingstone Elsevier. Bennett, S., Hoffmann, T, McCluskey, A., Coghlan, N., & Tooth, L. (2013). Systematic reviews informing occupational therapy. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 67(3), Walker, M.F., Fisher, R.J., Korner-Bitensky, N., McCluskey, A., & Carey, L.M. (2013). From what we know to what we do: Translating stroke rehabilitation research into practice. International Journal of Stroke, 8(1), McCluskey, A., Ada, A., Middleton, S., Goodall, S., Grimshaw, J.M., Kelly, P.J., Logan, P., Longworth, M., & Karageorge, A. (2013). Improving quality of life by increasing outings after stroke: Study protocol for the Out-and-About trial. International Journal of Stroke, 8(1), Shepperd, S., Lannin, N.A., Clemson, L.M., McCluskey, A., Cameron, I.D., Barras, S.L. (2013). Discharge planning from hospital to home (Review). Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2013 Issue 1, Art No.: CD DOI / CD pub Au, E., McCluskey, A., Lannin, N.A. (2012). The inter-rater reliability of three assessments of handwriting legibility. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 59(5), McCluskey A, Ada L, Dean C, & Vargas J (2012). Feasibility and validity of a wearable GPS device for measuring outings after stroke. ISRN Rehabilitation, Volume 2012, Article ID , 1-8. Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 4

5 Lannin, NA, Ada, L, Lindley, RI, Longworth, M, McCluskey A, Middleton, S (2012). Stroke clinicians priorities for stroke research. Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice, 10(4), 1-8. Hopman, K., Tate, RL, & McCluskey A. (2012). Community-based rehabilitation following brain injury: Comparison of a transitional living program and a home-based program. Brain Imp, 13(1), Logan, P., Leighton, M., Walker, M., Armstrong, S., Gladman, J., Sach, T., Smith, S., Newell, O., Avery, T., Williams, H., Scott, J., O'Neil, K., McCluskey, A., Leach, S., Barer, D., Ritchie, D., Turton, T., Bisiker,J., Smithard, D., Baird, T., Guyler, P, Jackson, T., Whatmough, I., Webster, M., & Ivey, J. (2012). A multi-centre randomized controlled trial of rehabilitation aimed at improving outdoor mobility for people after stroke: Study protocol for a randomized controlled trial. Trials, 13:86 Chua, M, McCluskey, A, & Smead, J. (2012). A retrospective analysis of factors that affect driving assessment outcomes after stroke. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 59(2) Barnsley, L., McCluskey, A., & Middleton, S (2012). What people say about travelling outdoors after their stroke: A qualitative study. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 59(1) Gozzard, M, McCluskey, A, Lannin,N., van Drempt, N (2012). Handwriting in healthy adults aged 20 to 24 years. International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, 19(1), McCluskey, A., Thurtell, A., Clemson, L., & Kendig, H (2011). A study investigating the travel habits and community outings of older Australian adults with a falls risk. Australasian J on Ageing, 30(4), Christie, L, Bedford, R., & McCluskey, A (2011). Task-specific practice of dressing tasks improved dressing performance post-stroke: A feasibility study. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 58(5), Burger, D, & McCluskey, A ( 2011). Australian norms for handwriting speed in healthy adults aged 60 to 99 years. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 58(5), van Drempt, N., McCluskey, A & Lannin, N.A. (2011). A review of factors that influence adult handwriting performance. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal. 58(5), van Drempt, N., McCluskey, A & Lannin, N.A. ( 2011). Handwriting in healthy people aged 65 years and over. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal. 58(4), King, A., McCluskey, A., Schurr, K. (2011). Observation study of the time use and activity levels of inpatients in a co-located acute and rehabilitation stroke unit. Topics in Stroke Rehabil, 18(5), Lannin, NA, Clemson, L, McCluskey A (2011). A survey of current pre-discharge home visiting practices of occupational therapists. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal. 58(3), McCluskey, A., & Middleton, S. (2010). Increasing delivery of an outdoor journey intervention to people with stroke: A feasibility study involving five community rehabilitation teams. Implementation Science, 5: 59. McCluskey, A., & Middleton, S. (2010) Delivering an evidence-based outdoor journey intervention to people with stroke: Barriers and enablers experienced by community rehabilitation teams. BMC Health Services Research, 10:18. McCluskey, A Hoffmann, T Bennett, S Tooth L & McKenna K (2010). Strategies to help health librarians use the OTseeker evidence database. Health Information and Libraries Journal, 27, McCluskey, A., Lannin, N.A., & Schurr, K. (2010). Optimising motor performance following brain impairment (Chapter 37). In M.Curtin, M. Molineux & J. Supyk (Eds.). Occupational therapy and physical dysfunction: Enhancing occupation (pp , 6 th ed.). Edinburgh: Churchill Livingstone. McCluskey, A. (2010). Implementing evidence into practice. In: T. Hoffmann., S. Bennett & C. Del Mar (Eds.). Evidence-based practice across the health professions. (pp ). Sydney: Churchill Livingstone Elsevier. Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 5

6 Edwards, K., & McCluskey, A (2010). A survey of adult power wheelchair and scooter users. Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology, 5(6), Shepperd, S., McClaran, J., Phillips, C.O., Lannin, N.A., Clemson, L.M., McCluskey, A., Cameron, I.D., Barras, S.L. (2010). Discharge planning from hospital to home (Review). Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2010 Issue 1, Art No.: CD DOI / CD pub3. Mackay, N., McCluskey, A., & Mayes, R. (2010). The Log Handwriting Program improved children s writing legibility: A pre-post test study. American J of Occupational Therapy, 64(1), Jan/Feb McCluskey, A., & Bishop, B (2009). The Adapted Fresno Test of Competence in Evidence-Based Practice. Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions, 29(2), 1-8. McCluskey, A. (2009). When to seek ethical review for a study [Invited Editorial]. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 56 (6), 371. Bowman, J., Lannin, N.A., Cook, C., & McCluskey, A. (2009). Development and psychometric testing of the Clinician Readiness for Measuring Outcomes Scale (CReMOS). Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, 15(1), McCluskey, A., Kay, L. (2008). Basic driving skills should be practiced before going on-road with a motorized scooter but universal testing is not warranted [Letter to the Editor]. Patient Education and Counselling, 73(1), McCluskey, A., Home, S., & Thompson, L. (2008). Becoming an evidence-based practitioner. In M. Law & J MacDermid (Eds.). Evidence-based rehabilitation: A guide to practice (2 nd ed., pp 35-60). Thorofare, NJ: Slack Lannin, N.A., & McCluskey, A. (2008). A systematic review of upper limb rehabilitation for adults with traumatic brain-injury. Brain Impairment, 9(3), Faddy, K., McCluskey, A., Lannin, N.A. (2008). Inter-rater reliability of a new handwriting assessment battery for adults. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 62(5) Hoffmann, T., Bennett, S., McKenna, K., Green-Hill., J., McCluskey, A.., & Tooth, L. (2008). Interventions for stroke rehabilitation: Analysis of the research contained in the OTseeker evidence database. Topics in Stroke Rehabilitation, 15(4), McCluskey, A., Johnson, M., & Tate, R. (2007). The process of care management following brain injury: A grounded theory study. Brain Impairment, 8(3), Cook, C., McCluskey, A., & Bowman, J. (2007). Occupational therapists report increased used of outcome measures after participation in a one-day workshop. Brit J of Occupational Therapy, 70(11), Bennett, S., McKenna, K., McCluskey, A., Tooth, L., Hoffman, T., & Strong, J. (2007). Evidence for occupational therapy interventions: Effectiveness research indexed in the OTseeker database. British Journal of Occupational Therapy, 70(10), Hoffmann, T, McKenna, K, Hadi, T, Bennett, S., McCluskey, A & Tooth, L. (2007). The quality and quantity of paediatric research: An analysis of the OTseeker database. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 54(2), Bennett, S., McKenna, K., Hoffmann, T., Tooth, L., McCluskey, A. & Strong, J. (2007). The value of an online bibliographic database for occupational therapists: An international survey. International Journal of Medical Informatics, 76(7), Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 6

7 Lannin, N.A., Clemson, L., McCluskey, A., Lin, C.C, Cameron, I.D., & Barras, S (2007). Feasibility and results of a randomized pilot study of pre-discharge occupational therapy home visits. BMC Health Services Research, 7:42.. Lannin, N.A., Cusick, A., McCluskey, A., & Herbert, R. (2007). Effects of splinting on wrist contracture after stroke: A randomized controlled trial. Stroke, 38, McCluskey, A., Lovarini, M., Bennett, S., McKenna, K., Tooth, L., & Hoffmann, T. (2006). How and why do occupational therapists use the OTseeker database? Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 53(3), McCluskey, A. (2006). Managing change and barriers to evidence-based practice. In G. Kielhofner (Ed.). Research in occupational therapy: Methods of inquiry for enhancing practice. [Chapter 43, pp ]. Philadelphia. F.A. Davis. Bennett, S., McKenna, K., Tooth, L., Hoffmann, T., McCluskey, A.& Strong, J. (2006). Searches and content of the OTseeker database: Informing research priorities. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 60(5), McCluskey, A., & Lovarini, M. (2005). Providing education on evidence-based practice improved knowledge but did not change behaviour: A before and after study. BMC Medical Education, 5, 40. McCluskey, A., Lovarini, M., Bennett, McKenna, K., Tooth, L., Hoffmann, T. (2005). What evidence exists for work-related injury prevention and management: Analysis of an occupational therapy evidence database (OTseeker). British Journal of Occupational Therapy, 68(10),1-10. Tooth, L., Bennett, S., Hoffmann, T., McCluskey, A., McKenna, K., & Lovarini, M. (2005). Appraising the quality of randomized controlled trials: Inter-rater reliability for the OTseeker evidence database. Journal of Evaluation in Clinical Practice, 11(6), McKenna, K., Bennett, S., Dierselhuis, Z., Hoffmann, T., Tooth, L., McCluskey, A. (2005). Australian occupational therapists use of an on-line evidence based practice database (OTseeker). Health Information and Libraries Journal, 22(3), McCluskey, A. (2004). New graduates: Experts in evidence-based practice [Invited Editorial]. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 51(4), 173. McCluskey, A (2004). Care management after brain injury: Strategies for increasing autonomy. Kohn, Germany: LAP Lambert Academic Publishing. IBSN Bennett, S., McKenna, K., Hoffmann, T., McCluskey, A., Tooth, L., & Strong, J., (2004). In search of evidence for occupational therapy: A new tool [Editorial]. International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation, 11(9), 406. McKenna, K., Bennett, S., Hoffmann, T., McCluskey, A., Strong, J., Tooth, L. (2004). OTseeker Facilitating evidence-based practice in occupational therapy. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 51(2), Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 7

8 McCluskey, A. (2003). Occupational therapists report a low level of knowledge, skill and involvement in evidence-based practice. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 50, Bennett, S., Hoffmann, T., McCluskey, A., McKenna, K., Strong. J., & Tooth, L. (2003). Introducing OT Seeker (Occupational therapy systematic evaluation of evidence): A new evidence database for occupational therapists. American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 57(6), Lannin, N.A., Horsley, S., Herbert, R., McCluskey, A., & Cusick, A. (2003). Splinting the hand in the functional position after brain impairment: A randomized controlled trial. Archives of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, 84, McCluskey, A., & Cusick, A. (2002). Strategies for introducing evidence-based practice and changing clinicians behaviour: A manager s toolbox. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 49(2), Mackenzie, L., Zakrzewski, L, Walker, C., & McCluskey, A. (2001). Meeting the educational needs of fieldwork supervisors: A collaborative workshop developed by NSW occupational therapy fieldwork coordinators. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 48(1), McCluskey, A. (2000). Paid carers hold important and unexpected roles which contribute to the lives of people with brain injury. Brain Injury, 14(11), McCluskey, A. (2000). Collaborative curriculum development: Clinicians views on the neurology content of a new occupational therapy course. Australian Occupational Therapy J, 47(1), Hodgkinson, A., Veerabangsa, A., Drane, D., & McCluskey, A. (2000). Service utilization following traumatic brain injury. Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation, 15(6), Cusick, A., & McCluskey, A. (2000). Becoming an evidence-based practitioner through professional development. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 47(4), RESEARCH REPORTS McCluskey A, Ada L, Middleton S, Kelly PJ, Grimshaw JG, Goodall S, Logan P, Longworth M & Karageorge A. (2015). The Out-and-About Trial: Improving the quality of life by increasing outdoor journals after stroke [Final report to the NHMRC]. Sydney: The University of Sydney. Simpson B, McCluskey A, Lannin NA, Cordier R. (2013). Feasibility of a home-based program to improve handwriting legibility after stroke: A pilot study. [Final report to the National Stroke Foundation, Small Project Grant ]. Lidcombe, NSW: Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney. Lannin NA, Oates J, Cameron I, Goodall S, McCluskey A, Lukersmith S. (2012). The economic cost of attendant care for adults with traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury in NSW. Report to the Motor Accidents Authority of NSW. Ryde, NSW: RSU, The University of Sydney. Ref no 08/234). McCluskey, A., Bennett, S., Hoffmann, T., Tooth, L. (2012). Assisting allied health professionals to implement evidence: an OTseeker initiative [Final report]. New South Wales, Sydney: Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney. Schurr, K, Dorsch S, Sherrington C, McCluskey A, Togher L. (2012). Optimising rehabilitation outcomes [Final Report for Inghams Health Research Institute]. Bankstown, NSW: SW Sydney Local Health District. Bennett, S., McCluskey, A, Hoffmann, T., & Tooth, L. (2011). The expansion of OTseeker: [Final report]. Brisbane, Queensland: School of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences, Univ of Queensland. Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 8

9 McCluskey, A., & Middleton, S. (2009). Translating evidence into practice: Helping people with stroke to get out of the house [Final report for National Stroke Foundation] Lidcombe, NSW: Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney. McCluskey, A. (2009). Improving delivery of an outdoor journey intervention to people with stroke. [Final report for SSWAHS Ethics Comm] Lidcombe, NSW: Faculty of Health Sciences, The Univ of Sydney. McKenna, K., Bennett, S., McCluskey, A., Hoffmann, T., & Tooth, L (2008). Continuing the expansion of OTseeker: An occupational therapy evidence database. [Final report]. Brisbane, Queensland: School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Queensland. McKenna, K., Bennett, S., McCluskey, A., Hoffmann, T., Strong, J., & Tooth, L (2006). Expansion of OTseeker: An occupational therapy evidence database. [Final report]. Brisbane, Queensland: School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Queensland. Cook, C., McCluskey, A., & Bowman, J. (2006). Increasing the use of outcomes measures by occupational therapists [Final Report]. Penrith South, NSW: School of Biomedical and Health Sciences, University of Western Sydney. ISBN McCluskey, A. (2004). Care decision-making and care management after traumatic brain injury [Final Report]. Penrith South, NSW: University of Western Sydney. ISBN McCluskey, A. (2004). Increasing the use of research evidence by occupational therapists [Final Report]. Penrith Sth, NSW: School of Ex & Health Sciences, Univ of Western Sydney. ISBN X McKenna, K., Bennett, S., McCluskey, A., Strong, J., & Tooth, L (2004). Development of an occupational therapy evidence database: OTseeker. [Final report]. Brisbane, Queensland: School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Queensland. ISBN X CRITICALLY APPRAISED PAPERS [A critically appraised paper or CAP is a summary of quantitative/qualitative research, and includes a declarative title, structured abstract and clinical commentary. A CAP summarises original research (eg a randomised trial or systematic review) with sound methodological quality. CAPs are peer reviewed]. Laver K, Hamilton C., & McCluskey A. (2015). Computerised cognitive training programs improved the cognitive performance of healthy older adults on some cognitive tests including memory, speed of information processing and visiospatial skills. [Critically Appraised Paper]. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 62(3), McCluskey, A., Logan, P., Carey, L, Blennerhassett, J, Matyas, T. (2010). Evidence for the retraining of sensation after stroke remains limited. [Critically Appraised Paper]. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 57(3), Lovarini, M., & McCluskey, A. (2009). No implementation strategy can yet be recommended to improve clinical guideline implementation by allied health professionals. [Critically Appraised Paper]. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 56(6), McCluskey, A., Arblaster, K., & Urlic, K. (2009). Organisational changes leading to use of Assertive Community Treatment and supported employment improve outcomes for people with severe mental illness. [Critically Appraised Paper]. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 56(6) O Connor, D., McCluskey, A., & Bennett, S. (2008). Occupational therapy focused on personal activities of daily living improves independence and reduces deterioration in community-dwelling people with stroke. [Critically Appraised Paper]. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 55(4), Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 9

10 McCluskey, A., & Lukersmith, S. (2008). A proposed curriculum and strategies for improving occupational therapists report writing, court performance and expert opinion on work capacity [Critically Appraised Paper]. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 55(2), McCluskey, A, Urlic, K., & Carr, H. (2007). Young people recovering from early psychosis valued support from other young people who had also experienced psychosis [Critically Appraised Paper]. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 54(1), McCluskey, A., & Brandis, S. (2006). A group education program reduced falls among communitydwelling older people at risk of falling. [Critically Appraised Paper]. Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 53(3), Lannin, N., McCluskey, A., & Schurr, K. (2005). People with stroke who received up to seven occupational therapy sessions at home over three months were 1.72 times more likely to get out of the house as often as they wanted. [Critically Appraised Paper], Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 52(4), McCluskey, A., & Grant, M. (2005). Women who were recently diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis experienced a transformative process triggered by their illness, which limited their occupations but taught them to value and use self-caring strategies more [Critically Appraised Paper], Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 52(3), McCluskey, A., & Gwynn, J. (2005). Occupational therapists working with indigenous Australians use communication strategies, assessment tools and assistive devices that are more culturally appropriate for this population. [Critically Appraised Paper], Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 52(2), McCluskey, A., & Bennett, S. (2005). An energy conservation program for people with cancer produced small changes in fatigue. [Critically Appraised Paper], Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 52(2), McCluskey, A., & Jongbloed, L. (2003). While home-based therapy may be more convenient for patients with brain impairment, therapists need to be creative with space, equipment and practice. [Critically Appraised Paper], Australian Occupational Therapy Journal, 50(4), RESEARCH GRANTS Total income: $4,123,416 Year Income $303, $1,475, $2,344,547 2,500,000 2,000,000 1,500,000 1,000, , Current Grants Sexuality after stroke: Development and pilot of a novel patient-centred intervention Funded by: Stroke Foundation (Small Project Grant) ($19,989) Investigators: McGrath M, McCluskey A, Power E & Lever S Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 10

11 Implementation of a sustainable publicly funded constraint induced movement therapy (CIMT) program to improve upper limb outcomes across multiple neurorehabilitation teams in SWSLHD Funded by: NSW Health Translational Research Grants Scheme Round 1 ($329,116) Investigators: Christie, L McCluskey A, & Lovarini M Improving stroke rehabilitation services through evidence-based practice and knowledge translation: Distinguishing features and determinants of expert stroke evidence-based rehabilitation practice CRIR Funded by: Investigators: Centre for Interdisciplinary Research in Rehabilitation of Greater Montreal) ($30,000) Thomas, Rappolt, Mylopoulos, Rapport, McCluskey, Vachon, Menon, Rochette Affordable technology to improve physical activity levels and mobility outcomes in rehabilitation Funded by NHMRC Project Grant ($1,419,755) Investigators: Sherrington, Lindley, Crotty, McCluskey, van der Ploeg, Smith, Schurr AREISSA: Altering the Rehabilitation Environment to Improve Stroke Survivor Activity; A phase II trial Funded by:.. NSW CVRN Research Development Project ($264,241) Lead Investigators: Spratt N, Ada L, Nilsson M, Middleton S. Assoc Investigators: Bernhardt J, Churilov L, Janssen H, Kitsos G, Levi C, Pollack M, Faux S, McCluskey A, New P, Cumming T, Taylor N, Luker J. Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 11

12 Completed Grants Disseminating research evidence to occupational therapists: OTseeker (10/997) Funded by: Motor Accidents Authority of NSW ($211,500) Investigators: Bennett*, McCluskey, Hoffmann#, Tooth* (* University of Qld; # Bond University) A closer look at arm rehabilitation: a study investigating the dosage of therapeutic exercise and upper limb outcomes after stroke Funded by: The National Stroke Foundation ($19,601) Investigators: Vratsistas, McCluskey, Sherrington, Scrivener, Schurr The Out-and-About trial: Improving the quality of life by increasing outdoor journeys after stroke Funded by: NHMRC project grant ($577,360) Investigators: McCluskey, Ada, Middleton, Goodall, Grimshaw, Kelly Feasibility of a home-based program to improve handwriting legibility after stroke: A pilot randomised trial Funded by: The National Stroke Foundation ($20,000) Investigators: Simpson, McCluskey, Lannin Creating Scientific Practitioners in Health Funded by: Strategic Teaching Enhancement Project Scheme (STEPS) 2011 Investigators: Lincoln, M, Gonczi, A, Campbell A et al ($34,935.00) Bridging the gap between academic and clinical learning environments-patient simulation to enhance student learning Funded by: Strategic Teaching Enhancement Project Scheme (STEPS) 2011 Investigators: Allison J, Refshauge K, Gonzci A, McCabe T, McCluskey A, Blackford J, Neville V ($35,000) Optimising rehabilitation outcomes Funded by: Ingham Health Research Institute ($200,000) Investigators: Schurr*, Dorsch*, Sherrington#, McCluskey#, Togher# (* Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital; # The University of Sydney) Assisting allied health professionals to implement evidence: An OTseeker initiative Funded by: Motor Accidents Authority of NSW ($99,411) Investigators: McCluskey, Bennett* Turpin* Hoffmann* Tooth* (*Univ of Qld) (+$3,500) The real cost of 24-hour care in NSW Funded by: MAA/ LTCSA NSW ($74,638) Investigators Lannin, Oates, Cameron, Goodall, McCluskey, Lukersmith Successful strategies for resuming satisfying sexual activity following stroke: The stroke survivor s perspective Funded by: The National Stroke Foundation ($19,935) Investigators: Hamam, McCluskey, Shuttleworth Expansion of OTseeker: Funded by: Motor Accidents Authority of NSW ($208,570) Investigators: Bennett*, McCluskey, McKenna*, Hoffmann*, Tooth* (* Univ of Qld) Funded by: Occupational Therapy Registration Board of Queensland ($90,000) Investigators: Bennett*, McCluskey, McKenna*, Hoffmann*, Tooth* (* Univ of Qld) Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 12

13 2009 An observational study of patient activity levels in one Sydney stroke unit Funded by: The National Stroke Foundation ($3,000) Investigators: King, McCluskey, Schurr 2009 Development and testing of the HOME protocol Funded by The University of Sydney Bridging Grant ($50,000) Investigators: Clemson, Cameron, Lannin, Rubenstein, Nelson, McCluskey Translating evidence into practice: Helping people with stroke to get out of the house Funded by: National Stroke Foundation ($19,854) Investigators: McCluskey A, Middleton, S* (*Australian Catholic University) 2007 Comparison of clinical outcomes for people with acquired brain injury who complete transitional living versus community-based rehabilitation program Funded by: NSW Health - GMCT Brain Injury Rehabil Program Directorate ($20,000) Investigators: Hopman, K., Tate, R., McCluskey A Continuing the expansion of OTseeker: An occupational therapy evidence database Funded by: Motor Accidents Authority of NSW ($50,000) Investigators: McKenna*, Bennett*, McCluskey, Hoffmann*, Tooth* (* Univ of Qld) 2006 Expansion of OTseeker (1): An occupational therapy evidence database Funded by: (i) Motor Acc Authority ($100,000). (ii) OT-Australia ($20,000) Investigators: McKenna*, Bennett*, Hoffmann*, McCluskey, Tooth* (* Univ of Qld) 2005 Increasing the use of outcome measures by occupational therapists in NSW Funded by: Motor Accidents Authority of NSW ($20,000) Investigators: Cook C, McCluskey A Development of an occupational therapy evidence database: OTseeker Funded by: (i) Motor Accidents Authority of NSW ($166,000) (ii) OT-Australia ($27,000) Investigators: McKenna*; Bennett*, McCluskey, Strong*, & Tooth* (* Univ of Qld) Increasing the use of research evidence by occupational therapists in NSW Funded by: Motor Accidents Authority of NSW ( ) ($54,000) Chief Investigator: A. McCluskey 2004 Care decision-making and care management after traumatic brain injury Funded by: Motor Accidents Authority of NSW ( ) ($60,000) Chief investigator: McCluskey A 1999 The roles of paid attendant carers who work with people who have had a traumatic brain injury Funded by: The University of Western Sydney ($5,000 internal grant) Chief investigator: McCluskey A 1994 Service utilisation following traumatic brain injury Funded by: Commonwealth Dept of Health, Housing & Comm. Services ($18,000) Investigators: Hodgkinson, A, Veerabangsa, A, & McCluskey, A Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 13

14 UNIVERSITY TEACHING (Undergraduate & Postgraduate) Year(s) Description of Unit and Teaching/Coordination Responsibilities Unit Coordinator OCCP 4095/5235 Stroke Rehabilitation postgraduate and undergraduate multidisciplinary, online elective. The University of Sydney Unit Coordinator &/or Lecturer: OCCP 4089 Evaluation in Professional Practice, 4 th year core unit for UG students, The University of Sydney Course Co-Director (Student/Curriculum Matters) for the 4 year undergraduate occupational therapy degree program, the University of Sydney Unit Coordinator - OCCP 1099 Occupational Performance: Healthcare 1 Year 1 undergraduate BAppSc occupational therapy students, Year 1 Student Liaison Advisor), The University of Sydney 2011 Unit Coordinator - OCCP 1097 Occupational Performance: Self-Care and Mobility, Year 1 undergraduate BAppSc occupational therapy students, The University of Sydney 2011 Unit Coordinator - OCCP 2085 Occupational Performance: Home and Family, Year 2 undergraduate BAppSc occupational therapy students, The University of Sydney Unit Coordinator (2011)- OCCP 5207 Assessing evidence for OT practice, Year 1 Graduate Entry Masters (GEM) occupational therapy students, The University of Sydney Evidence-Based Health Care HSBH 3005 invited lecture to undergraduate health students, in the Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney Evidence-Based Decision-Making PHTY 5190 invited lecture on Qualitative Research in a postgraduate unit of study, in the Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney Honours Coordinator, Occupational Therapy, The University of Sydney - OCCP 3029 (Honours Research Seminar 1) - OCCP4019 (Honours Research Seminar 2) - OCCP4072 (Honours Thesis) 2008 Unit Coordinator - OCCP 5209 Evaluating occupational therapy outcomes, Year 2 Graduate Entry Masters program, Occupational therapy, The University of Sydney 2006 Unit coordinator / developer: Integrating evidence into practice : Year 4, occupational therapy and podiatry final year students, University of Western Sydney. Weekly lectures/ tutorials Unit Coordinator/ developer - Occupation and Neurology : Year 3, occupational therapy students, University of Western Sydney. Block mode; weekly lectures and tutorials Research and Evaluation 2 : Year 4, occupational therapy students, University of Western Sydney (Lecturer). Weekly lectures and tutorials Unit Coordinator/ developer: Occupational Therapy 3 (Medical and Surgical Conditions): Year 2 occupational therapy students, University of Western Sydney. Weekly lectures/ tutorials Unit Coordinator/developer - Occupational Therapy 4 (Neurology): Year 2, occupational therapy students, University of Western Sydney (developer and lecturer). Weekly lectures and tutorials. Other units taught: Occupational Therapy 6 (4 th year unit, career planning), 1997; (2) Occupational Therapy 1 (1 st year unit, intro to occupational therapy), ; (3) Occupational Therapy 2 (Teaching and learning issues), Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 14

15 HONOURS RESEARCH STUDENTS Pisano, B (2012) Tsuboko, K (2012) Chua, M (2010). Burger, D (2010) King, A (2009) Au, E (2009) Gozzard, M (2009) An investigation of adult pengrips during handwriting - 1st Class Honours Using videogames during rehabilitation: The experiences of patients, family members and staff - 1st Class Honours A retrospective analysis of driving assessment outcomes after stroke. A study of normative adult handwriting speed. Awarded Douglas & Lola Douglas Scholarship for outstanding academic performance ($12,000). An observational study of behaviour and activities in a stroke rehabilitation unit (Co-Supervisor: Karl Schurr) -1st Class Honours Inter-rater reliability of two instruments for rating handwriting legibility (Co-Supervisor: Dr Natasha Lannin) Handwriting in healthy young adults (Co-Supervisor: Dr Natasha Lannin) Awarded Douglas & Lola Douglas Scholarship for outstanding academic performance ($6,000). 1st Class Honours Barnsley, L (2008) Community participation and travel after stroke: A qualitative study 1st Class Honours Edwards, K (2008) A survey investigating the use and benefits of scooters and power wheelchairs 1st Class Honours McMahon, R (2008) A survey of handwriting practices of Australian adults (Co-Supervisor: N. Lannin) 1st Class Honours Price, N (2007) (now N Mackay) An evaluation of the effectiveness of the 8-week Log Handwriting Program for improving writing legibility in children in Years 1 and 2. (Co-Supervisor: Dr Rachel Mayes) 1st Class Honours Thurtell, A (2006) Blatch, K (2006) Faddy, K (2004) Beaudet, M (2004) Home, S (2003) Thompson, L 2003) Bishop, B (2002) Cupitt, V (2002) A study investigating the travel habits and community outings of older adults (Co-Supervisor: Dr Lindy Clemson) The views and experiences of older people regarding hospital discharge planning and occupational therapy: A qualitative study (Co-Supervisor: Dr Natasha Lannin) The inter-rater reliability of the Handwriting Assessment Battery for adults. (Co-Supervisor: Dr Natasha Lannin) 1st Class Honours Effectiveness of an adult handwriting training program - 1st Class Honours Finding time to become an evidence-based practitioner Becoming an evidence-based occupational therapist The internal consistency and reliability of the Adapted Fresno Test of Evidence-Based Practice The frequency of search and appraisal activities by occupational therapists before and after a 2-day workshop on evidence-based practice Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 15

16 POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH STUDENTS Current Students: Topic Supervisors (1) Walker A, 2016, MPhil, part-time at James Cook University Feasibility of implementing upper limb training early after stroke in an Australian inpatient rehabilitation setting using the SMART arm Primary: Barker R Associate: McCluskey A, Hayward K (2) Christie L, 2015, MSc - part-time the Univ of Sydney (3) Hamilton C, 2014, PhD the Univ of Sydney - full-time (4) Stewart, C, 2013, PhD - The Univ of Sydney - part-time (5) Curto-Vratsistas, A, 2011, PhD, Univ of Sydney- part-time (6) Dettrick-Janes, M, 2010 MSc - parttime -The Univ of Sydney). Graduated Students: (1) Simpson, B, MSc- Univ of Sydney - graduated May 2015 Implementation and sustainability of constraint-induced movement therapy for improving upper limb function of stroke survivors internationally Experiences of using affordable technology in rehabilitation Increasing the amount of practice completed by stroke inpatients A closer look at arm rehabilitation: a study investigating the dosage of therapeutic exercise and upper limb outcomes after stroke An investigation of handwriting legibility in healthy older adults Feasibility of a home-based program to improve handwriting legibility after stroke: A pilot study Primary: Lovarini M Associate: McCluskey A Primary: Hassett L Associate: McCluskey A, Lovarini M Primary: Power E Associate: McCluskey A, Ada L, Kuys S Primary: Sherrington, C Associate: McCluskey, A, Tiedeman A Primary: McCluskey, A Associate: Lannin, N & Scanlan J Primary: McCluskey, A Associates: Lannin, N & Cordier R (2) Van Drempt, N, MSc - Univ of Sydney - graduated Nov 2010 (3) Bowman, J PhD UWS, graduated Sept 2010 (4) Mogensen, L PhD UWS- graduated Sept 2011 (5) Hopman, K MSc - The Univ of Sydney- grad Dec 2010 (6) Lannin, NA PhD UWS - graduated 2006 Handwriting in healthy adults aged 65 years and over The effect of a multifaceted educational intervention on allied health clinicians outcome measurement behaviours I want to be me : Including and learning from teenagers diagnosed with autism in participatory research Community based rehabilitation following severe brain injury: A comparison of clinical outcomes from two community re-entry programs The effectiveness of hand splinting to prevent muscle contracture following acquired brain impairment Primary: McCluskey, A Associate: Lannin, N Primary: Cook, C Associate: McCluskey, A, Lannin, N Primary: Mason, J Associate: McCluskey, A Primary: Tate, R Associate: McCluskey, A Primary: Cusick, A Associate: McCluskey, A, Herbert, R Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 16

17 AWARDS Year Description Postdoctoral Research Fellowship: Community-Based Health Care Research Unit, The Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney, Royal Rehabilitation Centre Sydney and National Stroke Foundation NHMRC-NICS-HCF Health and Medical Research Foundation Fellowship (NICS =National Institute of Clinical Studies, which aims to help health professionals increase the use of evidence in practice; HCF = Hospitals Contribution Fund of Australia) 2006 Carrick Award for Australian University Teaching (Team/Program Award). To: Zakrzewski, L., Bye, L., Cook., McCluskey, A., & Bowman, J for Sustained contribution to student learning through innovative curricula, assessment and selfdirected approaches to life long learning in th occupational therapy undergraduate curriculum, University of Western Sydney OT-Australia National Research Award (Open Researcher Category) in recognition of an outstanding contribution to the occupational therapy research knowledge base. Awarded by OT Australia National Sylvia Docker Memorial Award in recognition of an outstanding contribution to the occupational therapy profession. Awarded by OT Australia NSW Excellence in Occupational Therapy Education Award for a significant contribution to occupational therapy education. Awarded by OT-Australia NSW UWS Postgraduate Research Award (PhD scholarship) 1999 Excellence in Teaching Award, University of Western Sydney. Team award for final year undergraduate occupational therapy subject development INVITED KEYNOTES 2 July 2015 Plenary speaker, National Occupational Therapy Australia conference, Melbourne, Australia. Knowledge translation: Achieving and sustaining practice change 26 Sept 2013 Keynote speaker, National Occupational Therapy Conference, Singapore: Translating evidence into practice 2 Nov 2007 Plenary speaker, ANZSCoS (Australian and NZ Spinal Cord Society) Annual Scientific Meeting, Sydney, Australia: The challenge of implementing evidence 29 April 2006 Plenary speaker, ASSBI (Australian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment) Annual Conference, Sydney, Australia: Using long-term support to improve psychosocial outcomes after brain injury. Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 17

18 PRESENTATIONS Date Title of presentation Event 2017 August Paper: Barriers and enablers to increasing the amount of practice completed by stroke survivors during inpatient rehabilitation. (Stewart, Power, McCluskey, Ada & Kuys) (WINNER: Best Abstract - Implementation of evidence-based care ) Paper: Dose and content of upper limb training in an Australian rehabilitation unit: Better than previously reported yet poorer than recommended (Walker, McCluskey, Hayward, Shrimpton, Quaill & Barker) SmartStrokes Nursing & Allied Health Australasian conference, Surfers Paradise, QLD, Australia Aug 10 th Aug th Aug 2017 Paper: Successful implementation of constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT): An international study (Christie, McCluskey & Lovarini) Paper: How is sexuality after stroke experiences by stroke survivors and partners of stroke survivors? A systematic review and thematic analysis of qualitative studies (Lever, McGrath, McCluskey & Power) July Paper: Constraint-induced movement therapy in adult neurorehabilitation: An international survey (Christie, McCluskey & Lovarini) Paper: Experiences of therapists using feedback based technology to improve physical outcomes for people in rehabilitation: A qualitative systematic review and thematic synthesis (Hamilton, McCluskey, Lovarini, Killington, Folly, & Hassett) Paper: Patient experiences of using affordable technologies to enhance participation in therapeutic exercise during rehabilitation: A qualitative study embedded in a randomised controlled trial (Hamilton, McCluskey, Lovarini, Killington, Folly, & Hassett) Workshop: Increasing the intensity and amount of practice by stroke survivors during occupational therapy and rehabilitation (Schneider, Christie, McCluskey, Joliffe, Lannin) 11 th Aug th Aug 2017 Occupational Therapy Australia national conference, July 2017, Perth AUSTRALIA 19 th July th July th July st July 2017 May Feb 9-11 Feb Mar 30 Mar-1 Apr 1-3 June June July 2-4 Aug Aug Paper: Attributes of expert evidence-based practitioners and outstanding clinicians: Implications for education and practice. (Halle MC, Mylopoulos M, McCluskey A, Vachon B, Menon A, Amari F, Rochette A, & Thomas A) Workshops in 2017: Evidence-Based Upper Limb Rehabilitation after Stroke (over 3 days) with K Schurr 2017 Quebec Congress in Adaptation- Rehabilitation Research, Montreal, CANADA, May Glostrup, & Bronderslev, DENMARK Gold Coast, Qld Brighton QLD Sydney, NSW x 4 Singapore Perth WA Ballina NSW Bankstown NSW Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 18

19 2016 Paper: Patient experiences of using affordable technologies to improve mobility and physical activity (Hamilton, McCluskey, Hassett & Lovarini) Paper: The ACTIveARM Project: Australian Constraint Therapy Implementation study of the ARM: A NSW Health Translational Research Grant Scheme (TRGS) funded project (Christie, McCluskey & Lovarini) Paper: Constraint-induced movement therapy (CIMT) in adult neurorehabilitation: An international survey (Christie, McCluskey & Lovarini) 2016 Rehabilitation Medicine Society of Australia and New Zealand 1st Annual Scientific Meeting, Melbourne, VIC, Oct South Western Sydney LHD Research & Innovation Showcase, Liverpool, NSW, 18 Oct South Western Sydney LHD Research & Innovation Showcase, Liverpool, NSW, 18 Oct Poster: Learning from the Out-and-About cluster randomised controlled trial involving community teams and stroke survivors (McCluskey et al) Poster: Affordable technologies to improve mobility and physical activity in rehabilitation: Patient experiences in the AMOUNT trial (Hamilton, McCluskey, Hassett & Lovarini) World Congress of NeuroRehabilitation, Philadelphia USA, May Feb Apr 2-4 June Aug 2-4 Nov Nov 3-5 Dec 8-10 Dec Nov Workshops in 2016: Evidence-Based Upper Limb Rehabilitation after Stroke (over 3 days) with K Schurr Workshop: How to implement a 2-week publicly funded constraint-induced movement therapy group program to improve upper limb function (Massie L, McCluskey A, Gibson G, Pinkerton L & Vandenberg A) Brisbane, Qld x 2 Sydney, NSW x 4 Melbourne, VIC Gosford, NSW OTA-NSW Neurology Focus Group, Bankstown, NSW, 26 Nov Oct Poster: Learning from the Out-and-About cluster randomised controlled trial involving community teams and stroke survivors (McCluskey et al) 2015 NHMRC Research Translation Symposium, Sydney, NSW Oct 2 Sept 4 Sept 1 July Poster: Increasing compliance with Australian stroke guideline recommendations using an audit and feedback cycle (Vratsistas- Curto A, Schurr K, McCluskey A) Paper: The challenge of changing practice: Learning from the Out-and-About cluster randomised controlled trial involving community teams and stroke survivors (McCluskey et al) WINNER Best Implementation Study Paper: Performance of Motor Assessment Scale (Upper Limb) subtests by healthy older adults: A cross sectional study (Dettrick-Janes, McCluskey, Lannin & Scanlan Invited Panel: Knowledge translation (Novak, Wallen, Imms, Saksweski, McCluskey Eames & Lannin 90 minutes) Stroke Society of Australasia (SSA) annual conference/ SmartStrokes conference, Melbourne VIC, 2-4 Sep 1 July 2 July Workshop: Evidence based practice: Where do I start? (Hoffmann & McCluskey, 90 mins) Invited plenary (30 mins): Knowledge translation: Achieving and sustaining practice change (McCluskey) Occupational Therapy Australia 26 th National Conference, Melbourne VIC, 1-3 July Resume June 2017 Annie McCluskey 19