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Geoffrey Hallmann

2018-12-16T04:04:20Z

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Geoffrey Peter Hallmann is an Australian patient, advocate and researcher. A former solicitor, Geoffrey was diagnosed in April 1998 and is the current chair of ME/CFS Australia Ltd.

== '''Research''' ==

Geoffrey was completing a PhD entitled Persons with ME/CFS: An Examination of Health Issues and Relationships with Social Institutions in Australia at Southern Cross University, under supervision by Dr. Rosanne Coutts and Dr. Yvonne Hartman. He commenced his PhD in 2004. Since 2013 he has been on hiatus. He has presented a number of abstracts at the IACFSME Conferences is 2011 (Ottawa), 2014 (San Francisco) and 2016 (Fort Lauderdale) which covered a broad range of social and legal issues. The papers presented were:

- ME/CFS: Harsh Realities of the Real World (2011)

-ME/CFS in a Legal Context (2011)

-ME/CFS: A Conceptual Framework for Advocacy (2011)

-ME/CFS: First Do No Harm (2011)

-ME/CFS: Bullying and Mobbing in the Context of Social Interactions (2011)

-ME/CFS: Trauma in the Context of Social Institutions (2014)

-ME/CFS: Institutional Dependence (2014)

-ME/CFS: Social Security Accessibility and Experiences (2014)

-ME/CFS: Discrimination Within Social Institutions (2016)

-ME/CFS: Role of Volunteerism (2016)

-ME/CFS: Experiences of the Insurance Safety Net (2016)

These papers are available on his Academia profile: [http://scu-au.academia.edu/GeoffreyHallmann].

In 2017 he commenced a Masters of Public Health at Griffith University. His papers to date are:

- ME/CFS: NDIS and the Disability Hurdle (2018)

This is available on his Academia profile.

'''<big>Advocacy</big>'''

Geoffrey has been advocating for 20 years. In 2016 he joined to the board of ME/CFS Australia Ltd and in 2017 became chair.

Geoffrey Hallmann

2018-12-16T04:01:19Z

CGUAreSpineless:/* Research */

Geoffrey Peter Hallmann is an Australian patient, advocate and researcher. A former solicitor, Geoffrey was diagnosed in April 1998 and is the current chair of ME/CFS Australia Ltd.

== '''Research''' ==

Geoffrey was completing a PhD entitled Persons with ME/CFS: An Examination of Health Issues and Relationships with Social Institutions in Australia at Southern Cross University, under supervision by Dr. Rosanne Coutts and Dr. Yvonne Hartman. He commenced his PhD in 2004. Since 2013 he has been on hiatus. He has presented a number of abstracts at the IACFSME Conferences is 2011 (Ottawa), 2014 (San Francisco) and 2016 (Fort Lauderdale) which covered a broad range of social and legal issues. The papers presented were:

- ME/CFS: Harsh Realities of the Real World (2011)
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ME/CFS in a Legal Context (2011)
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ME/CFS: A Conceptual Framework for Advocacy (2011)
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ME/CFS: First Do No Harm (2011)
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ME/CFS: Bullying and Mobbing in the Context of Social Interactions (2011)
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ME/CFS: Trauma in the Context of Social Institutions (2014)
-

ME/CFS: Institutional Dependence (2014)
-

ME/CFS: Social Security Accessibility and Experiences (2014)
-

ME/CFS: Discrimination Within Social Institutions (2016)
-

ME/CFS: Role of Volunteerism (2016)
-

ME/CFS: Experiences of the Insurance Safety Net (2016)

These papers are available on his Academia profile: [http://scu-au.academia.edu/GeoffreyHallmann].

In 2017 he commenced a Masters of Public Health at Griffith University. His papers to date are:

- ME/CFS: NDIS and the Disability Hurdle (2018)

This is available on his Academia profile.

== '''Advocacy'''
''' =='''
Geoffrey has been advocating for 20 years. In 2016 he joined to the board of ME/CFS Australia Ltd and in 2017 became chair.

Geoffrey Hallmann

2018-12-16T03:59:27Z

CGUAreSpineless:Geoffrey Hallmann is a patient, research and advocate on ME/CFS.

Geoffrey Peter Hallmann is an Australian patient, advocate and researcher. A former solicitor, Geoffrey was diagnosed in April 1998 and is the current chair of ME/CFS Australia Ltd.

== '''Research''' ==

Geoffrey was completing a PhD entitled Persons with ME/CFS: An Examination of Health Issues and Relationships with Social Institutions in Australia at Southern Cross University, under supervision by Dr. Rosanne Coutts and Dr. Yvonne Hartman. He commenced his PhD in 2004. Since 2013 he has been on hiatus. He has presented a number of abstracts at the IACFSME Conferences is 2011 (Ottawa), 2014 (San Francisco) and 2016 (Fort Lauderdale) which covered a broad range of social and legal issues. The papers presented were:

- ME/CFS: Harsh Realities of the Real World (2011)
- ME/CFS in a Legal Context (2011)
- ME/CFS: A Conceptual Framework for Advocacy (2011)
- ME/CFS: First Do No Harm (2011)
- ME/CFS: Bullying and Mobbing in the Context of Social Interactions (2011)
- ME/CFS: Trauma in the Conext of Social Institutions (2014)
- ME/CFS: Institutional Dependence (2014)
- ME/CFS: Social Security Accessibility and Experiences (2014)
- ME/CFS: Discrimination Within Social Institutions (2016)
- ME/CFS: Role of Volunteerism (2016)
- ME/CFS: Experiences of the Insurance Safety Net (2016)

These papers are available on his Academia profile: [http://scu-au.academia.edu/GeoffreyHallmann].

In 2017 he commenced a Masters of Public Health at Griffith University. His papers to date are:

- ME/CFS: NDIS and the Disability Hurdle (2018)

This is available on his Academia profile.

== '''Advocacy
''' ==
Geoffrey has been advocating for 20 years. In 2016 he joined to the board of ME/CFS Australia Ltd and in 2017 became chair.

ME/CFS Australia Ltd

2018-12-16T03:35:53Z

CGUAreSpineless:

ME/CFS Australia Ltd is a non-profit organisation that has been functioning at the national level with affiliations from state ME/CFS organisations since 1999. One of our key goals is to influence national health care decision makers to improve the care and treatment of people with ME/CFS.

ME/CFS Australia Ltd is a Registered Charity, a Public Benevolent Institution and has registered Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status.

ME/CFS Australia is the peak body representing all Australians affected by ME/CFS. Every state and territory ME/CFS association has a Director’s seat on the board open to them to participate in the decision-making of the national body. ME/CFS Australia welcomes and encourages all state organisations to join with us in moving the national agenda forward.

== Directors ==
The current directors are:

Geoffrey Hallmann – Chair

Troy Johnson – Treasurer

Penelope McMillian – SA

Robert Longworth – NSW

ME/CFS Australia Ltd

2018-12-16T03:33:33Z

CGUAreSpineless:ME/CFS Australia Ltd is a non-profit organisation that has been functioning at the national level with affiliations from state ME/CFS organisations since 1999.

== [['''ME/CFS Australia Ltd
''']] ==

ME/CFS Australia Ltd is a non-profit organisation that has been functioning at the national level with affiliations from state ME/CFS organisations since 1999. One of our key goals is to influence national health care decision makers to improve the care and treatment of people with ME/CFS.

ME/CFS Australia Ltd is a Registered Charity, a Public Benevolent Institution and has registered Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) status.

ME/CFS Australia is the peak body representing all Australians affected by ME/CFS. Every state and territory ME/CFS association has a Director’s seat on the board open to them to participate in the decision-making of the national body. ME/CFS Australia welcomes and encourages all state organisations to join with us in moving the national agenda forward.

[['''ME/CFS Australia Directors''']]
The current directors are:

Geoffrey Hallmann – Chair
Troy Johnson – Treasurer
Penelope McMillian – SA
Robert Longworth – NSW