Project Administrator
Phone: +61 (0)2 6125 7800
Fax: + 61 (0)2 6125 0746
E-mail: Rachel.muntz@anu.edu.au

Rachel carries out administrative work for Professor David Lindenmayer, learning a great deal about conservation biology and ecology as she does so. See: Conservation and Landscape Ecology website.

In earlier life, Rachel studied linguistics and French at ANU, and worked in health economics research at the University of Wales, Bangor, where she also completed her MA in Linguistics. She helped create the BBC Voices project on dialect and multilingualism in the UK (http://www.bbc.co.uk/voices) and has ridden a bicycle from Canada to Mexico by herself.

Selected Publications

Deuchar, M. and Muntz, R. 2003. Factors accounting for code-mixing in an early developing bilingual. In: (In)vulnerable domains in multilingualism. N. Müller (ed.) pp.161-190. John Benjamins: Amsterdam.

Muntz, R., Hutchings, J., Edwards, R.T., Hounsome, B., Ó'Céilleachair, A. 2004. Economic Evaluation of Treatments for Children with Severe Behavioural Problems. Journal of Mental Health Policy and Economics 7(4): 177-189.

Williams, N.H., Edwards, R.T., Linck, P., Muntz, R., Hibbs, R., Wilkinson, C., Russell, I., Russell, D., and Hounsome, B. 2004. Cost-utility analysis of osteopathy in primary care: results from a pragmatic randomized controlled trial. Family Practice 21(6): 643-650.

Williams, N.H., Wilkinson, C., Russell, I., Edwards, R.T., Hibbs, R., Linck, P., and Muntz, R. 2003. Randomized osteopathic manipulation study (ROMANS): pragmatic trial for spinal pain in primary care. Family Practice 20(6): 662-669.

Muntz, R., Edwards, R.T., Tunnage, B., Prys, C. and Roberts, G.W. 2005. Development of a Welsh language version of the EQ-5D health-related quality of life measure, Stage one: translation. The Psychologist in Wales 18:21-25.