
Nola Ries
PhD (Behav Sci), MPA, LLM, JD, BA (Hons)
Nola Ries is a Professor with the Faculty of Law, University of Technology Sydney. She is a legal and social science researcher with expertise in law, health and ageing.
Nola's areas of interest include:
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legal aspects of dementia
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advance care planning
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elder abuse prevention, and
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response, and inclusion of older people with cognitive impairment in research.
Nola has a strong focus on applied research, community engagement and inter-professional collaboration between legal and health sectors.
Nola is a Director of the Law Health Justice Research Centre at the University of Technology Sydney and is a lead researcher with the UTS Ageing Research Collaborative.
Her research is supported by national research funders, government agencies and philanthropic foundations. She has over 100 publications, research reports and related outputs, including more than 80 peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters. She teaches in the areas of Elder Law, Law and Medicine and Research Methods.
Nola is qualified as a lawyer in Australia and Canada, is an active member of the Australian Association of Gerontology and serves on the Researcher Involvement Panel of StepUp for Dementia Research.
