Karen Wallman

Associate Professor, BEd WAIT, BSc E.Cowan, PhD W.Aust.

Associate Professor, Faculty of Science, School of Human Sciences

Phone+61 8 6488 2658
Emailkaren.wallman@uwa.edu.au

The University of Western Australia (M408), 35 Stirling Highway, 1.32
6009 Perth
Australia

1886 Citations
24 h-Index

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Personal profile

Biography

Karen Wallman has been working in the School of Sport Science and Exercise since 2004 and teaches units in the area of exercise physiology.

Research

Karens' research interests are varied and range from working with elite athletes to research in chronic illnesses. Topics that she has researched in recent years include water recovery in athletes, the effect of static stretching on performance, caffeine as a performance aid in athletes and sedentary populations, as well as the use of exercise as an intervention in cancer, obesity and chronic fatigue syndrome. Another area of recent interest is the use of exercise in assisting individuals who have recovered from burns in achieving their physical goals.

Keywords

Chronic fatigue syndrome
Exercise physiology and biochemistry
Sport and physical activity and obesity

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Research Output 2003 2019

1886 Citations
24 h-Index
86 Article
2 Review article
1 Chapter
1 Letter

85 Downloads (Pure)

Effects of a hot ambient operating theatre on manual dexterity, psychological and physiological parameters in staff during a simulated burn surgery

Palejwala, Z., Wallman, K., Ward, MK., Yam, C., Maroni, T., Parker, S. & Wood, F., 16 Oct 2019, In : P L o S One. https://doi.org/10.137/journal.pone.0222923, p. 1-15 15 p., e0222923.

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