Kate Cameron
Kate Cameron
Dr Kate Cameron is a research physiotherapist with the Victorian Infant Brain Studies team.
Kate’s research interests include motor outcomes for children born preterm or high-risk, with a particular focus on physical activity participation interventions.
Kate’s research interests include motor outcomes for children born preterm or high-risk, with a particular focus on physical activity participation interventions.
Dr Kate Cameron is a research physiotherapist with the Victorian Infant Brain Studies team.
Kate’s research interests include motor outcomes for children born preterm or high-risk, with a particular focus on physical activity participation...
Kate’s research interests include motor outcomes for children born preterm or high-risk, with a particular focus on physical activity participation...
Dr Kate Cameron is a research physiotherapist with the Victorian Infant Brain Studies team.
Kate’s research interests include motor outcomes for children born preterm or high-risk, with a particular focus on physical activity participation interventions.
Kate’s research interests include motor outcomes for children born preterm or high-risk, with a particular focus on physical activity participation interventions.
Top Publications
- Cameron, KL, McDonald, CE, Allison, K, McGinley, JL, Cheong, JL, Spittle, AJ. Acceptability of Dance PREEMIE (a Dance PaRticipation intervention for Extremely prEterm children with Motor Impairment at prEschool age) from the perspectives of families and dancer teachers: a reflexive thematic analysis. Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 39(6) : 1224 -1236 2023 view publication
- Eeles, AL, Olsen, JE, Cameron, KL, McKinnon, CT, Rawnsley, KL, Cruz, M, Pussell, K, Dubois, K, Hunt, RW, Cheong, JL, et al. Impact of current Australian paid parental leave on families of preterm and sick infants. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health 58(11) : 2068 -2075 2022 view publication
- Cameron, KL. Low rates of motor‐related healthcare for 5‐year children born extremely preterm with movement difficulty: Where to next?. Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 64(9) : 1055 -1056 2022 view publication
- Spittle, AJ, Olsen, JE, FitzGerald, TL, Cameron, KL, Albesher, RA, Mentiplay, BF, Treyvaud, K, Burnett, A, Lee, KJ, Pascoe, L, et al. School Readiness in Children Born <30 Weeks' Gestation at Risk for Developmental Coordination Disorder: A Prospective Cohort Study. Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics 43(5) : e312 -e319 2022 view publication
- Spittle, AJ, McKinnon, C, Huang, L, Burnett, A, Cameron, K, Doyle, LW, Anderson, P, Baird, M, Colditz, P, Cruz, M, et al. Missing out on precious time: Extending paid parental leave for parents of babies admitted to neonatal intensive or special care units for prolonged periods. Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health 58(3) : 376 -381 2022 view publication
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