Research projects
Our research covers a broad spectrum of population health topics. Find out more about our researchers' activities.
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The TRIP-DPH project focuses on the core issue of how population health research can best be used to inform Public Policy.
With the continuing global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, countries are aiming to achieve high vaccination coverage with available vaccines as soon as possible. Approximately 30% of the Australian population are born overseas, from various cultural, religious, racial and linguistic backgrounds, socioeconomic status,
To improve migrants’ participation in cancer screening programs, educational programs must be implemented. Migrants’ information needs about cancer screening programs, their preferred methods of receiving information and their capacity to access information and participate in screening programs need to be understood.
Linked data are increasingly being used to inform health policy and practice. Yet the impact of linkage error on these estimates is often poorly understood, with potentially important impacts on the evidence used to inform policy.
This collaborative project seeks to harness rapid advances in genomics, epidemiology and mathematical modelling to identify risks and reduce human illnesses from Campylobacter in Australia.
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- Professor Kathryn Glass, Researcher
- Professor Martyn Kirk, Researcher
The Uni Virtual Clinic is an online place where university students can access information and tools to help with their mental health.
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- Associate Professor Liana Leach, Researcher
- Dr Amelia Gulliver, Researcher
- Dr Lou Farrer, Principal investigator
- Professor Alison Calear, Researcher
- Professor Philip Batterham, Researcher
The aim of this project is to use BN to further explore the WASH for WORMS data, together with available environmental data, to further understand transmission pathways for STH infections in Timor-Leste.
Quantitative and qualitative data analysis. Field work.
This is a pilot study assessing how outbreak response to influenza can be improved through the use of newly available point of care testing that have higher sensitivity and specificity compared with previously existing testing methods.
A range of topics available. Please contact Dr Colleen Lau to discuss.Vaccinations and malaria prophylaxis in travelers
This study aims to develop a low-cost, desk-top virtual driving assessment and examine both relative and absolute validity in relation to a standard measure of on-road driving.
This project will advance methodologies for measuring and valuing breastfeeding, and provide new evidence of how this measurement can assist strategic communication for policy advocacy.
This partnership project with the Heart Foundation of Australia, Consumer Health Forum and NSW Health’s Agency for Clinical Innovation aims to quantify and prioritise targets for intervention across the spectrum of CVD risk factors, incidence, care and outcomes according to socioeconomic, rural/urban residence, Indigenous and mental health status.
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- Associate Professor Grace Joshy, Researcher
- Dr Ellie Paige, Researcher
- Dr Bianca Calabria, Researcher
- Dr Cathy Day, Researcher
- Dr Jenny Welsh, Researcher
- Ms Kay Soga, Researcher
- Professor Emily Banks, Researcher
- Professor Rosemary Korda, Researcher
- Danielle Butler
The project will: quantify socioeconomic variation in fatal burden of disease; develop an ‘Index of Preventive Potential’ across major causes of death, to focus/prioritise interventions; quantify inter-relations between socioeconomic disadvantage, gender and rurality; and quantify variation in CVD prevention and end-of-life care.
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- Associate Professor Grace Joshy, Researcher
- Dr Ellie Paige, Researcher
- Dr Bianca Calabria, Researcher
- Dr Cathy Day, Researcher
- Dr Jenny Welsh, Researcher
- Ms Kay Soga, Researcher
- Professor Emily Banks, Researcher
- Professor Rosemary Korda, Researcher
- Danielle Butler
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This program of work concentrates on quantification of drivers of variation and targets for intervention, integrating economic and qualitative work, and scaling up individual quantification of variation to the whole Australian population.
People
- Dr Ellie Paige, Researcher
- Dr Bianca Calabria, Researcher
- Dr Jenny Welsh, Scholar
- Ms Kay Soga, Researcher
- Professor Emily Banks, Researcher
- Professor Rosemary Korda, Principal investigator
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