Hannah Gulline is a PhD Candidate with the School of Public Health and Preventive, Monash University. Her work is mostly qualitative with a focus on dementia, ageing and health service improvement. She has particular interest in equitable health systems and minimising the rural-urban divide.

She has completed a Bachelor of Biomedical Science from Monash University, Graduate Certificate in Project Management from RMIT and Master of Public Health from Monash University in 2022. She commenced a PhD on the implementation of the Centre for Research Excellence in Enhanced Dementia Diagnosis (CREEDD) program in 2024. This research is a qualitative comparative case study that examines the real-world implementation of blood biomarkers, volumetric MRI reports, and digital cognitive assessments in the context of three Cognitive Dementia and Memory Services (CDAMS) clinics.