Researcher

My Expertise

I am an injury prevention researcher, recognised nationally and internationally as a leader in drowning prevention research and advocacy. My vision is to conduct meaningful research which amplifies attention on global drowning burden, identifies risk factors for drowning and promotes safe use of all aquatic locations. I have a strong focus on improving data collection methods and approaches to ensure global estimates of fatal and non-fatal drowning are accurate and inclusive, while also maintaining a strong focus on issues of equity, particularly injury risk among rural and remote communities and for people from low socio-economic backgrounds. I am passionate about translating research into action including through public education and awareness, and policy change. 

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Fields of Research (FoR)

Public Health and Health Services, Epidemiology

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Biography

As an injury prevention researcher and advocate, I specialise in adolescent injury and specifically drowning prevention - epidemiology, risk factor identification and evaluation of drowning prevention interventions.

I am an NHMRC Emerging Leadership Research Fellow with the School of Population Health and convene PHCM9792 - Injury Epidemiology, Prevention and Control. I have a specific interest on regional communities, alcohol, and social...view more

Location

School of Public Health and Community Medicine
Level 3, Samuels Building (F25)
Kensington Campus

Contact

0432644318