Key research findings and contributions include: Skinner's work has been cited over 180 times. Skinner has a h-index of 8 and an i-10 index of 7. Skinner's areas of research include economic evaluation, translation of research into practice, the delivery of rehabilitation within the intensive care unit, outcome measurement, and health services delivery and policy. Skinner was awarded her PhD from the University of Melbourne in 2011, and her thesis was titled "Health-related quality of life and physical function in Australian survivors of critical illness." Skinner's thesis is available both on Researchgate and the digital repository in the University of Melbourne Library. In addition, Skinner was a senior clinical physiotherapist specialising in the provision of early rehabilitation and respiratory care within the intensive care unit. Skinner received over $2.9 million in grant funding and has over 50 publications, most of which are peer-reviewed publications, with one book chapter and one government report. Skinner is an Honorary Research Fellow at both Monash University and the University of Melbourne. Skinner became the Director of Allied Health Research at Western Health in the inner west of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Skinner retired from the VWFL at the end of the 2005 season. Skinner was named in the VWFL team of the 2000s and on the half-forward flank in the Silver Jubilee team at the VWFL 25th Anniversary Gala Dinner. The match was played between the Melbourne University Mugars and the St Albans Spurs, in a rematch of the 2003 VWFL Grand Final, as a curtain-raiser before the AFL match between Melbourne Demons and the West Coast Eagles. In a best-on-ground performance, playing across the half-forward and full-forward lines, Skinner kicked eight goals in a match-winning performance. Skinner starred in the first VWFL match played at the MCG, which was held on Mother's Day, Sunday May 9, 2004. Skinner represented Victoria in the AFL Women's National Championships on three occasions (2003 - Darwin 2004 - Melbourne 2005 - Adelaide) and was selected in the All-Australian team at all three Championships. Skinner also received the Scorpions VWFL Best New Player of the Year in 1998 and was a multiple premiership player with the Mugars (2002, 20). Skinner started her football career with the Mugars in 1998 and won the club's best and fairest in her first season. Elizabeth Skinner (aka Liz Skinner) is a former women's Australian rules football player who played for the Melbourne University Mugars in the Victorian Women's Football League.
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