Professor Caroline Finch (PhD), Professor Human Movement at the University of Ballarat, has a background in non-communicable diseases epidemiology, biostatistics and clinical trials.
Prof Finch was the inaugural chair of the three national committees responsible for sports safety and public health policy relating to sport: the National SportSafe Committee established by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care and the Australian Sports Commission to advise on national sports safety policy; the Australian Sports injury Data Working Party which developed guidelines for sports injury data collections; and the Public Health Committee of Sports Medicine Australia which is moving sports medicine activities toward more of a public health focus. She is also an advisor to many government departments and other health agencies.
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| Dr David Bentley - (Sports Science)
University of New South Wales, Australia |
Dr Belinda Gabbe - (Injury Prevention)
Monash University, Australia |
Professor Peter Terry (Sports Psychology)
University of Southern Queensland, Australia |
Dr David Bishop - (Science)
Universita di Verona, Italy |
Dr Marijke Chin A Paw- (Physical Activty & Health)
Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands
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Professor Timothy Cable- (Exercise Physiology)
Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom |
Dr Mireille van Poppel - (Physical Activity)
VrijU Universiteit Amsterdam, The Netherlands |
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Editorial Board |
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Professor. Wendy Brown
University of Queensland, Australia |
Dr Brent Hagel
University of Calgary, Canada |
Associate Professor Geraldine Naughton
Australian Catholic University, Australia |
Dr Ray Browning
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, USA |
Dr Spencer Hayes
Liverpool John Moores University, United Kingdom |
Dr Leslie Nicholson
University of Sydney, Australia |
Dr Aaron Coutts
University of Technology Sydney, Australia |
Franco M Impellizzeri
Neuromuscular Research Laboratory, Switzerland |
Associate Professor Ken Nosaka
Edith Cowan University, Australia |
Dr Patrik Danielson
Umea University, Sweden |
Associate Professor Katrina Kukkonen-Harjula
UKK Institute for Health Promotion Research, Finland |
Dr Jo Salmon
Deakin University, Australia |
Dr Peter Davidson
University of Otago, New Zealand |
Dr Paul Laursen
Edith Cowan University, Australia |
Dr Joanna Scurr
University of Portsmouth, United Kingdom |
Dr Peter Eastwood
University of Western Australia, Australia |
Dr Anthony Leicht
James Cook University, Australia |
Dr Ian Shrier
McGill University, Canada |
Dr Johann Edge
Massey University, New Zealand |
Prof. David Lloyd
University of Western Australia, Australia |
Dr Dennis Taaffe
University of Queensland, Australia |
Dr Carolyn Emery
University of Calgary, Canada |
Dr Michael Makdissi
University of Melbourne, Australia |
Professor Toomas Timka
Linkoping University, Sweden |
Associate Professor. Keiran Fallon
Australian Institute of Sport, Australia |
Associate Professor Frank Marino
Charles Sturt University, Australia |
Dr Stuart Warden
Indiana University, United States of America |
Dr Damian Farrow
Australian Institute of Sport, Australia |
Prof. Lars McNaughton
University of Hull, United Kingdom |
Associate Prof. Keiran Fallon
Australian Institute of Sport, Australia |
Dr Andrew Garnham
Deakin University, Auatralia |
Alberto Mendez-Villanueva
ASPIRE, Academy for Sports Excellence, Qatar |
Dr Evert Verhagen
EMGO-Institute, The Netherlands |
Dr Conor Gissane
Brunel University, United Kingdom |
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Production Editor |
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Ms Lesley Crompton, SMA |
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Subscription Manager |
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Mr Ken Warwick, SMA |
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About
Journal (JSMS)
Professional Education
The Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport, published by Sports
medicine Australia, is the major refereed research publication
on sport science and medicine in Australia. The Journal provides
high quality, original research papers to keep members and subscribers
informed of developments in sports science and medicine. Produced
for SMA six times a year by Elsevier Australia, it reflects SMA’s
commitment to encouraging world-class research within the industry,
and its commitment to the continuing education of its members.