About
Anne Holland is Professor of Physiotherapy at Monash University and Alfred Health in Melbourne.
Anne’s research program investigates supportive therapies for people with chronic respiratory disease, with a focus on COPD and pulmonary fibrosis. Her recent clinical trials have tested new models of pulmonary rehabilitation to improve access and uptake, including low cost home-based models and telerehabilitation.
She is currently leading a multi-national trial of ambulatory oxygen for people with fibrotic lung disease.
Anne has published over 330 peer reviewed journal articles and her publications have been cited over 18000 times, including in 15 clinical guidelines for chronic lung disease, pulmonary rehabilitation and physiotherapy. Anne is the current President of the Thoracic Society of Australia and NZ, the first allied health professional to hold this role.
She currently chairs guideline working groups for the American Thoracic Society (Pulmonary Rehabilitation) and the European Respiratory Society (symptom management in advanced lung disease).