Richard Lindley

About Professor Richard Lindley

Professorial Fellow

  • MBBS,
  • MD,
  • FRCP(Edin),
  • FRACP

Richard Lindley is Professor of Geriatric Medicine at Sydney Medical School (Westmead Hospital Clinical School), University of Sydney. His career has focused on finding reliable new evidence to improve treatments for older people, particularly stroke.

He continues in hospital clinical practice (acute geriatric medicine, rehabilitation and stroke at Blacktown Hospital, Sydney) and runs a large portfolio of clinical trials and projects within different groups at The George Institute.

He is an Associate Editor for the Australasian Journal on Ageing and an Honorary Overseas Member of the British Association of Neurologists. He has published widely on clinical aspects of stroke, vascular disease, vaccination, infectious disease and geriatric medicine.

Nurse-coordinated, transitional care intervention for hospitalised older adults in a frailty registry: The TRANSFER-II feasibility and acceptability study

International Journal of Nursing Studies Date published:

National survey of stroke rehabilitation services in Indonesia

Disability and Rehabilitation Date published:

Optimal definition of early neurological deterioration in thrombolysis-treated acute ischemic stroke: ENCHANTED study

Cerebrovascular Diseases Date published:

Stroke recovery patterns and predictors in India: A post-hoc analysis from the ATTEND trial

Journal of Stroke and Cerebrovascular Diseases Date published:

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