Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine Annual Report 2013

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From the Head of School...... 3 Health Services and Global Research Division...... 38

Highlights for the Year...... 5 The Health Services Management...... 39 New Research Centre on electromagnetic energy...... 6 The Michael Kirby Centre for Public Health and Human Rights...... 39 ASPREE Highlights...... 7 Global Health & Society Unit (GHSU)...... 40 National Indigenous Women’s Health Workshop...... 8 Clinical Registries...... 40 News From Qatar...... 8 Health Services Research Unit...... 41 Associate Professor Manoj Gambhir joins the SPHPM...... 9 Jean Hailes Research Unit...... 41 The Future of Systematic Reviews -2013 Australasian Cochrane Occupational and Environmental Health Division...... 42 symposium...... 9 Monash Centre for Occupational and Environmental STAREE Study awarded NHMRC grant...... 10 Health (MonCOEH) ...... 43 In Memory Associate Professor Damien Jolly...... 10 The Australian Centre for Human Health Risk Assessment...... 43 Infrastructure Platform...... 11 Water Quality Unit...... 44 Data Management...... 11 Critical Care Research...... 45 Clinical Registries...... 12 The Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Biostatistical Consulting Service...... 13 Research Centre (ANZIC-RC) ...... 46 ASPrin in Reducing Events in the Elderly (ASPREE)...... 13 Pre-hospital, Emergency and Trauma Unit...... 46 Awards...... 14 Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) Trials Group...... 47 School Awards Night...... 17 Transfusion Research Unit...... 47 Research – 2013 At a Glance ...... 20

Research – Year by Year ...... 21 Monash Centre For Health Research & Implementation (MCHRI)...... 48 School Executive...... 22 Women’s Public Health Research ...... 49 Units...... 23 Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease Research...... 49 Organisation Structure...... 24 Centre for Clinical Effectiveness (Monash Innovation & Quality, Monash Health) ...... 49 Prevention Science...... 25 Implementation and Training Program...... 50 The ASPREE Healthy Ageing Biobank...... 26 Clinical Research Support Services: Cardiovascular Research Unit...... 26 Monash Biostatistical Research Support...... 50 The Centre for Obesity Research and Education (CORE) ...... 27 Department of Forensic Medicine (DFM)...... 27 Education...... 51 Monash Ageing Research Centre (MONARC)...... 28 Undergraduate Teaching...... 52 Andrology Australia...... 28 Postgraduate Teaching ...... 56 Edited by: Women’s Health Research Program...... 29 Doctoral Training ...... 59 Paulette Theodoulis Clinical Epidemiology Division...... 30 Dr Jay Illesinghe Short Courses...... 62 Centre of Cardiovascular Research and Education (CCRE) Staff ...... 64 in Therapeutics...... 31 Appendix 1: Grants and Funding...... 75 Contact Details: The Clinical Epidemiology Unit – The Alfred...... 31 Appendix 2: SPHPM Research Publications for 2013...... 89 Telephone: +613 9903 0929 Musculoskeletal Epidemiology Unit...... 32 Monash Department of Clinical Epidemiology – Cabrini Institute...... 32 Email: [email protected] Appendix C: SPHPM Senior Staff Board and Committee Infectious Diseases Epidemiology Unit...... 33 Memberships...... 112 Web: www.med.monash.edu/sphpm The Australasian Cochrane Centre ...... 33 Renal Disease Prevention Unit...... 34 Mail Research Methodology Division...... 35 School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine Biostatistics Unit...... 36 Level 6, Alfred Centre, Clinical Informatics and Data Management Unit (CIDMU)...... 36 99, Commercial Road, Epidemiological Modelling Unit...... 37 Melbourne, Victoira 3004 Research Governance...... 37 Australia

1 From the Head of School

It gives me great pleasure to introduce the 2013 annual report of the Monash School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine (SPHPM). Our School has achieved great success in 2013, with 10% funding growth and several new developments including the establishment of the Monash Centre for Health Research & Implementation (MCHRI), the relocation of Andrology Australia to our Alfred Centre campus and the amalgamation of the Department of Health Social Sciences with Global Health and Society. We were delighted to welcome Associate Professor Manoj Ghambir to head our re-established Epidemiological Modelling Unit, a joint initiative with the CSIRO Preventive Health Flagship. Manoj was previously with the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases at the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Professor Stephen Cordner stepped down as Head of the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine (VIFM) but will remain in his role as Head of VIFM International Programs. Professor Brian Oldenburg announced at the end of the year that he would be taking on an important new role at Melbourne University in 2014. We are very grateful to Stephen and Brian for their exceptional contributions to our School. Professor Malcolm Sim received the Vice Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in International Engagement and marked 25 years in the Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine. Professor Michael Abramson received a Community Service Award from the Asthma Foundation Professor John McNeil Victoria, in recognition of his significant contribution to the understanding of asthma through (Head of School) research and support. Professor Olaf Drummer was awarded the prestigious Jean Servais Stas Medal in recognition of his achievements in the field of forensic chemistry. Our achievements in clinical and public health research continued in 2013, many of which are documented elsewhere in this report. Our successes would not be possible without the extraordinary expertise provided by our Biostatistics and Clinical Informatics and Data Management units (CIDMU) who, in conjunction with Monash eSolutions, IT security and risk, gained ISO 27001 accreditation, providing endorsement of its capabilities in managing large, highly secure databases. I would like to thank our committed and talented coordinators and teachers who contributed to our many successes on the teaching front. Enrolments in all of our courses have increased, with over 2000 undergraduates in three undergraduate courses, 566 postgraduate course work students and nearly 150 higher degree by research students. Our short course program has also expanded and teaching evaluations were extremely positive. Professor Just Stoelwinder set the groundwork for an exciting new venture in international teaching in public health and health services management, in collaboration with the Pearson Education Group. On the international front we continue to develop our links across Asia, the US and Europe. Our collaborative program with Sri Lanka to provide a final year of research training to MD graduates continues to expand. Research and training programs on chronic disease management have flourished in India and Sri Lanka. Many of our senior staff have established and expanded important research collaborations in Europe, which will greatly benefit our future researchers and students. Our staff contribute to a considerable array of intra- and extramural committees and working parties, policy and advisory bodies at national and international level, either as chair or committee members. These links are crucial in influencing areas as diverse as women’s health, occupational and environmental health, critical care, forensic science and cardiovascular medicine. In 2013 we set out to raise our profile in social media, including the launch of the SPHPM Research blog. I would like to acknowledge the great work of our Research Manager, Dr Jay Illesinghe in this area. I would also like to thank our excellent professional staff, under the leadership of Mr Gavin Horrigan. We receive outstanding support over a range of finance, HR, IT, front desk, communications, research, teaching and administrative support, with colleagues who do much to contribute to a thriving and happy working environment. To this end, our Social Committee have done a great job organising an array of popular and very well attended events throughout the year. Finally, I would like to acknowledge our outstanding School Executive and the great support provided by Just Stoelwinder while Michael, Malcolm and Prof Helena Teede were on sabbaticals. I am confident that our school has established a strong platform from which we can continue to progress in the years ahead. Professor John McNeil AM Head of School

2 3 Highlights for the Year 2013 marks a decade of research into the health of Australian veterans

Over the past decade the Monash Centre strong relationships with many exposures and alcohol disorders were still considerably for Occupational and Environmental Health and experiences during their deployment higher than expected and there were very (MonCOEH) has built a strong track record to the Gulf. This study resulted in a major strong dose-response relationships with of achievement in the field of veterans’ research report to the Department of combat exposures during the Korean health research. Through several studies, Veterans’ Affairs and these findings, as War. As well as being of relevance to MonCOEH has developed new areas of well as a series of further analyses, have Australia, these findings have also helped evidence based research to investigate been published extensively in the scientific to inform policy in Canada. Other funded emerging issues relevant to Australian literature over the past 10 years. studies include studies of physical and veterans to assist with policy development psychological comorbidities in veterans, a The Gulf War Veterans health study was and practice. series of systematic reviews of published designed as a prospective cohort study. studies of multi-symptom disorder, chronic Australia has about 80,000 active service A follow up study is currently underway to fatigue and several psychological disorders men and women and reservists. Over the investigate the longer term health outcomes in veterans deployed to the Gulf War, Iraq past 20 years Australian Defence personnel in these veterans and the impact on their and Afghanistan. Another project is a joint have been involved in an increasing number wellbeing and physical and social functioning. Australia USA comparative literature review of deployments in combat and peace- There have been several innovative features of military deployments since 1990, health keeping operations. These deployments in this body of research, including in the impacts and veteran health care systems put them at risk of being disabled by initial study a face-to-face physical and within the two countries. chronic illnesses, physical injury, post- psychological assessment, as well as the traumatic stress disorders, other mental taking of blood samples for storage. In the Professor Malcolm Sim was also a Chief health problems or a combination of these initial study there was linkage to the National Investigator on a recent study of Australian conditions. Death Index and the Australian Cancer Peace-keepers, undertaken by the University Database, while in the follow up study this of Melbourne, which examined long-term In 2003, MonCOEH completed its landmark linkage has been extended to Medicare, mental health status, health service use and research into the physical and mental PBS and DVA held data. A key focus of the quality of life. Professor Sim is a member health of Australian Gulf War Veterans, the analysis is the persistence of, or recovery of the Scientific Advisory Committee of first major piece of research conducted on from, conditions found to be in excess at the the Defence Health Foundation, while Dr Australian veterans since the Vietnam War. time of the initial study and the factors which Helen Kelsall, another key researcher in This study achieved an excellent participation influence this. MonCOEH’s Veteran Health Research rate with over 80% of Gulf War Veterans Program, is a member of the Editorial Board taking part, and their health was compared MonCOEH has also undertaken several of the Journal of Military and Veteran Health. with a group of military personnel in the other veteran health studies. In 2005 we Defence Force at the time, but who did undertook a study of Australian Korean War MonCOEH is seeking to build upon its 10 not deploy to the Gulf. The results of this Veterans which investigated their level of years of research achievement and expand study found notable increases in physical physical and psychological health, quality of its involvement in military and veteran health and mental health problems such as multi- life and life satisfaction. This study found that research. It will play a leading role in the symptom disorder and post-traumatic stress more than 50 years after the Korean War, newly established Monash Research Centre: disorder in Australian Gulf War Veterans, and post-traumatic stress disorder, depression General Sir John Monash Research Centre.

4 5 New Research Centre on Electromagnetic Energy ASPREE Highlights

ASPREE study participants, family and friends attending one of several study updates held in Australia in 2013.

Much of the ASPREE (ASPirin in Reducing identify factors that influence healthy • Presented to 80 community organisations Events in the Elderly) study’s efforts this year ageing. and conducted several study updates, have focused on recruitment and expanding reaching over 5700 participants, friends, • Enrolled the 1000th participant in the the scope of the trial. In the process, the families and interested older people. ASPREE-SNORE sub-study investigating study reached a number of significant whether sleep apnoea affects thinking and • Was awarded $2.9 million from the milestones. memory and if aspirin can slow National Cancer Institute (US) to collect a Professor Michael Abramson at the Alfred Respiratory Laboratory In 2013, the ASPREE study: associated changes in small blood vessels 3 year follow up sample of blood from in the brain. participants in the ASPREE Healthy • Reached and exceeded the original Ageing Biobank. Professor Michael Abramson has This CRE will bring together leading • Quantifying personal exposures from recruitment target of 12,500 Australian • Enrolled over 70 participants per month been awarded an NHMRC Centre population health researchers on RF sources in the community; ASPREE participants. Due to the success to undergo retinal photography as part of • Was awarded $1.5 million from the of Research Excellence (CRE) Grant the health effects of radiofrequency of the trial, the new Australian recruitment the ASPREE-AMD study, which is Victorian Cancer Agency to support • Monitoring personal exposure of RF totalling $2,500,000 over five years for a electromagnetic (RF) energy to address target was set to 16,500 people. examining the effect of aspirin on age- ongoing clinical trial centres in regional and Magnetic Resonance Imaging CRE in Population Health Research on the WHO Research Agenda for RF Fields related macular degeneration (AMD). Victoria. (MRI) workers; and • Had enrolled over 2,000 Australian GPs Electromagnetic Energy. related to population health. The CRE as co-investigators to the trial. • Travelled more than 150,000 km in the • Is on track to complete recruitment by the will generate new knowledge leading to • Risk perception and communication Together with co-investigators including ASPREE Biobuses, enabling older people end of 2014. improved health outcomes through a • Phone screened for eligibility the 60,000th Professor Malcolm Sim and Dr Geza Outcomes will be translated into health in regional and rural areas to participate in research program which includes: person to respond to their letter of Website: www.aspree.org Benke (both with MonCOEH), this policy and practice through linkages with clinical research. invitation. Twitter: @aspree_aus international research collaboration will • International studies of brain tumours international and national organisations. • Commissioned two ASPREE RetCam include researchers from the University of in young people, cancer and • Had posted almost half a million letters Vans, specially fitted with a retinal camera Wollongong, the University of Queensland, neurological outcomes in older adults; to ASPREE participants and potential for the ASPREE-AMD sub-study. Utrecht University (Netherlands) and participants. • Prospective cohort studies of the Karlsruhe Institute (Germany), with • Initiated new sub-studies to determine neurocognitive function in children and • Made the 100,000th follow-up call to an a strong track record of research and the effect of aspirin on specific conditions: adolescents; ASPREE participant. translation. ASPREE-KNEE (aspirin and osteoarthritis), • RF provocation studies on children; • Collected bio-samples from the 9,000th ASPREE-NEURO (aspirin and participant to enrol in the ASPREE Healthy microvascular changes in the brain), • Human studies to identify processes Ageing Biobank. ACES (ASPREE Cancer Endpoints underlying effects on brain function; Study – aspirin and cancer) and ASPREE- • Processed the 21,000th ALSOP Antisepsis (aspirin and infection). (ASPREE Longitudinal Study of Older Persons) questionnaire sent in by almost • Commenced recruitment in Mildura, along 90% of ASPREE participants to help the Sapphire Coast and in Wollongong. 6 7 National Indigenous Women’s Health Workshop Associate Professor Manoj Gambhir joins the SPHPM

This two day workshop, held at Monash • Facilitate engagement amongst The School of Public Health is delighted with US government agencies, academics Manoj will be collaborating with some of the Medical Centre Clayton in October, was the stakeholders and influence the future to welcome Associate Professor Manoj and the wider community on policy advice university’s infectious disease specialists first step in the establishment of a cross model and governance structure of the Gambhir as Head of its Epidemiological related to infectious diseases. He was also such as Associate Professor Allen Cheng. sector National partnership in Indigenous proposed partnership. Modelling Unit. Associate Professor Gambhir involved in education and training of CDC Manoj comments that Melbourne—and women’s health. The workshop was completed his BSc (Physics) at Imperial staff in mathematical modelling of infectious • Prioritise and work towards the Monash in particular—is a very exciting place well attended, facilitating interaction and College London, and his PhD in Theoretical diseases. implementation of key elements of the to be working in biomedical research right robust discussion amongst participants. Physics at the University of Cambridge. National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Although Manoj‘s previous work has now. Researchers, consumers, clinicians and Islander Health Plan. His early career at Imperial College London predominantly been in infectious disease community service providers had the led him into the field of epidemiology, and in epidemiological modelling, he is looking opportunity to share their knowledge and • Set timelines for the development of a particular to infectious disease epidemiology. forward to working in the area of chronic expertise and voice their opinions on how formal partnership. Since then he has been involved in modelling disease and disability prevention, in particular to ensure Indigenous women can have Outcomes arising from the workshop will Dr Jacqui Boyle speaking at the National and forecasting for policy in such diverse cardiovascular disease (CVD), diabetes and strong voices in determining priorities, be implemented over the next few months, Indigenous Women’s Health workshop areas as neglected tropical diseases, HIV obesity, chronic obstructive lung disease facilitate research into the development of including the establishment of several AIDS and infectious diseases including (COPD) and the relationship between effective, evidence based programs and working parties to progress key priority influenza, pertussis, mumps, measles, rabies modifiable health risk factors and the onset of facilitate implementation and evaluation of areas in indigenous women’s health and the and cholera. disability, as well as the relationships between programs to deliver measurable improved formation of a multi-organisational, diverse CVD and mental health. health outcomes for Indigenous women, their Manoj has worked at the US Federal stakeholder national partnership. families and communities. Government Centers for Disease Control As well as becoming a quantitative modelling and Prevention (CDC) based in Atlanta since resource for SPHPM, the team hopes to The key aims of this workshop were to: 2010, where he helped create the National investigate new modelling approaches to • Establish a national partnership for Center for Immunization and Respiratory add to the toolbox; these include individual Indigenous Women’s health. Diseases (NCIRD) Modelling Unit. His work based models and machine learning-based there involved him in a range of dramatic parameter estimation methods. The group health events, from targeting outbreaks is also likely to add infectious diseases to of respiratory disease in the Middle East its focus, including the so called Neglected Associate Professor Manoj Gambhir to tracing swine influenza illnesses in pig Tropical Diseases, which affect the world’s barns at US state fairs. His work at NCIRD most economically disadvantaged people. News from Qatar included public health analysis and modelling Manoj is also looking forward to recruiting for research and policy and collaboration enthusiastic and interested PhD students. Professor Peter Cameron has continued In March 2013 Qatar’s first Emergency Alfred Emergency and Trauma Centre. as Chairman of Emergency Medicine at Medicine Research Unit was created and This was a valuable opportunity for Peter Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) in Doha, mechanisms have been put in place to as HMC is a principal partner in Qatar’s Qatar. He is tasked with overseeing an support Doha-based students wishing to Academic Health System (AHS) - the first expansive, multi-faceted work program for enrol in the Monash PhD program. Already nationwide AHS in the world. The aims of the modernisation of emergency medicine several key research projects have been the AHS include improving the standard of in one of the world’s most affluent countries. established and a number of publications The future of systematic reviews - 2013 Australasian Cochrane Symposium patient care, training the next generation of Emergency medicine in Qatar is developing have been accepted for, and/or published in, clinical and scientific leaders, and supporting rapidly: in the last year HMC ED hired 40 globally recognised peer reviewed journals. During one of his regular walks beside Producing better reviews more efficiently collective strength can see it flourish and world-class research. doctors, 105 nurses, and several senior Port Meadow in Oxford in the early 1990s, and with happier reviewers is the Holy Grail extend its impact over the next 20 years. In mid-2012 Peter commenced as Chairman leaders from regions including Australia, Iain Chalmers conceived the idea of an for any group or organisation involved in of Emergency Medicine, taking leave from his Conference presentations from senior the UK, the USA, and Asia. HMC provides international effort to summarise and evidence synthesis. Systematic reviews position as Head of the Critical Care Division figures within Cochrane in Australia and around 90% of health services to the national make sense of the world’s biomedical have come a long way in the last 20 years, at SPHPM and Academic Director at The internationally are available via the population of Qatar. The Hamad General literature. In 1993, a small group of but those involved in writing, publishing, Cochrane YouTube channel at Hospital ED treats approximately 1500 international researchers (many of them summarising or using systematic reviews, patients daily, and there are 1200 staff across now distinguished pioneers of evidence- could attest to the need to re-think the way www.cochrane.org.au/symposium. HMC’s emergency medicine network. based health care) gathered in a former cake reviews are produced and presented. factory in north Oxford to inaugurate The Peter is focused on developing new What does the future hold? What are the Cochrane Collaboration. programs providing world-class educational challenges in producing timely reviews opportunities to emergency medicine Twenty years on, Cochrane is recognised that answer the right questions asked by professionals in Doha. This work ensures globally for its work in producing credible patients, practitioners and policy makers? the sustainability of high-quality healthcare, information for informing decisions about How can the impact of Cochrane evidence specific to the needs of the Qatar population. health. Many thousands of collaborators be more widely felt? The Symposium tackled The first Emergency Medicine Fellowship in over 120 countries have contributed these issues by exploring possibilities training program was established in 2012 to nearly 6000 reviews published in The for reviews of innovations in technology, with enrolment of ten Clinical Fellows. As Cochrane Library. But for all its successes, tools and ‘big data’, developments in part of the curriculum two Monash units were Cochrane is not without major challenges. review methods, and new forms of user delivered in Qatar with successful completion And so, as the 20th anniversary year came engagement. Listening to the presenters, by all HMC participants. Initiatives such as to a close, we felt it was fitting that the you sensed that a brave new world awaits 2013 Australasian Cochrane Symposium these have helped forge a strong academic theme of our regional Cochrane Symposium, (or as one presenter put it, we can’t continue link between HMC and Monash. held at AMREP in November, should be the as a 747 in an era of A380s), but it’s a world future of systematic reviews. in which Cochrane’s unique position and Hamad Medical Corporation Emergency department team in the Trauma room

8 9 Infrastructure Data Management STAREE study awarded NHMRC Grant

More than $5 million in NHMRC Funding has been awarded to Associate Professor Sophia Zoungas to lead a study of cholesterol lowering medications for reducing events in the elderly and prolonging disability survival. The STAtins for Reducing Events in the Elderly (STAREE) trial will commence in 2014. Statins belong to a class of drugs prescribed to lower the level of cholesterol in the blood by reducing the production of cholesterol by the liver. It is not known whether people 75 years or over will benefit from this therapy, as past studies have not included older people because they are more likely to suffer from drug side effects. Healthy older Australians will participate in STAREE trial The STAREE Study is the first randomised controlled trial of statin therapy in survival (need for permanent residential NIH funded ASPirin in Reducing Events apparently healthy elderly people without care) over an average five year treatment in the Elderly (ASPREE) Study conducted established vascular disease or diabetes period, amongst elderly Australians aged in Australian general practice, which has and living independently in the community. 75 years and older. Amongst the issues already recruited over 12,500 elderly The study will investigate whether statin likely to influence the balance of the risks patients, and will complete follow up in 2018. therapy prolongs life or life free of need for and benefits to the elderly are myopathy, This important study may significantly permanent residential care. diabetes, cognitive impairment, cancer and influence future health expenditure and polypharmacy. STAREE will determine the effects of statin transform the way preventative drugs are therapy versus placebo on overall survival The Study will tap into the unique resource evaluated in this age group. (all-causes of death) and disability-free already available from the Department of Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine (DEPM)

The Clinical Informatics and Data • Telephone based randomisation services Multinational clinical trial management Management Unit (CIDMU) was established systems have been developed for the US • Case record form design In Memory, Associate Professor Damien Jolley in 2003 to - National Institute of Ageing sponsored • Clinical trial and registry development and ASPREE Study, the Asia Pacific Chest Pain • manage large clinical datasets; management Study, and the NHMRC sponsored POLAR, • develop web based and desk top EPO-TBI, TRANSFUSE and PHARLAP trials This year the School said farewell to a 2005 MJA/Wyeth award for the best clinical • Clinical trial design and statistical applications for the collection and for the Australian and New Zealand gifted biostatistician and valued colleague, research paper published in the MJA, and consulting services Associate Professor Damien Jolley. Damien the Volvo award on low back pain research management of clinical information; and Intensive Care - Research Centre • Secure clinical file transfer services (ANZIC-RC ) Observational epidemiological was a part of the Monash team for over a in 2001. His commitment to research was • conduct randomised trials, clinical decade. He was a delight to all staff and never clearer than when he continued to and cohort studies data management registries and public health projects. Current activities of the Centre include the students fortunate enough to work with him, apply himself even through his long illness. systems have been developed for the development of clinical data management in both his capacity as a researcher and as a Commencing with a single full-time database Monash Centre for Occupational Health, the It is not just Damien’s academic stature that systems for supporting clinical registries and mentor. In every facet of his life he exhibited manager in 2003, the Unit has grown over Peter McCallum Cancer Institute (Cancer he will be remembered for. Damien was as high risk occupational cohorts and clinical a sense of diplomacy, passion for work, and the past 10 years and now employs 30 2015), WorkSafe Victoria (Victorian Healthy kind as he was intelligent. He was especially trials with a client base. These include a wicked sense of humour that made him a highly trained software development, clinical Worker Project) and the Road Traffic renowned for his teaching ability, passing his internal Monash research centres and pleasure to be around. research project and data management Authority (Live-tribe, P Drivers Project). external clinical organisations, government exceptionally high standards in graphs and professionals. Damien’s professional achievements were statistics onto others. He was extremely kind and non-government organisations. The many. In his lifetime he was a member of yet constructive in his assessments – often The current suite of services offered through Clinical Registry Program includes a number the PNG Institute of Medical Research, the making constructive criticism seem like a the Unit includes: of registries for the Centre of Research London School of Hygiene and Tropical compliment! Excellence Patient Safety (CREPS) such • Electronic forms-based data capture Medicine, the Department of Conservation, as the Prostate Cancer Registry and Damien’s hilarious MC’ing of the SPHPM systems (scan, fax and email) the Anti-Cancer Council, and Melbourne Victorian Lung Cancer Registry. External trivia nights was greatly anticipated and and Deakin Universities. His dedication and • Web-based data capture and reporting registry clients include The Alfred Hospital, enjoyed by staff. He also loved music, methodological rigour ensured that he was systems Cabrini Hospital, Australian Rheumatology and was an accomplished clarinet player. the deserving recipient of many awards, Association, the Colorectal Surgical Society Damien’s talent and warmth are sorely • Desk-top based data capture and including the prestigious Victorian AMA’s Sir of Australia, the Society of Cardiothoracic missed. reporting systems Richard Stawell Memorial Prize in 2012, the Surgeons, the Victorian Department of Associate Professor Damien Jolley • Web-based clinical trial randomisation Health and Monash University Accident services Research Centre (MUARC).

10 11 Clinical Registries Biostatistical Consulting Service

SPHPM is a leader in the establishment, Operating Principles for It is well recognised that, regardless management and analysis of clinical Clinical Registries of discipline, research depends on registries. statistical methods, both in the design of SPHPM worked with the Australian experiments or surveys and in the analysis What are Clinical Registries? Commission on Safety and Quality in and interpretation of results. We offer our Healthcare to develop national operating biostatistical services to doctoral students Clinical registries collect a small amount principles for clinical quality registries. These and academic staff across Monash of key information about people treated in operating principles have been endorsed by University, as well as researchers located at hospitals for conditions such as trauma, Australian Health Ministers. Their purpose the Alfred Hospital, other Monash-affiliated cancer and heart disease. The information was to: hospitals and external health service groups. is collected in an identical fashion from • provide a means of improving existing Staff within the Biostatistical Consulting each participating clinician and hospital. clinical registries and enhancing the value Service are actively involved in teaching Outcomes of treatment are also measured of the information they provide; biostatistics to medical, biomedical in a systematic fashion and analysed and health science undergraduate and • provide guidance for the establishment statistically to allow different units and postgraduate students and to students and maintenance of new Australian clinicians to compare the success of their in postgraduate degrees specialising in Clinical Quality Registries aiming to treatment. biostatistics. measure quality of care; and Registries are also used to monitor the safety of new drugs, devices and surgical • suggest a best practice model to which procedures so that problems can be both new and existing Australian Clinical identified and fixed at the earliest opportunity. Quality Registries should adhere. The importance of registries as a strategy for Biostatistics unit at the SPHPM Clinical Funding agencies such as the (TTP) Registry improving safety and quality of healthcare Department of Human Services and Human is being recognised internationally. They • Victorian Lung Cancer Registry* Research Ethics Committees are using this are increasingly seen as indispensable for document as the basis for determining the • Victorian State Trauma Registry (VSTR)* measuring access to and appropriateness standard of clinical registries they review. of care. In Sweden about 25% of medical • Victorian Orthopaedic Trauma Outcomes ASPrin in Reducing Events in the Elderly (ASPREE) encounters are captured on a registry. In 2013 the SPHPM put together a registry Registry (VOTOR)* science handbook which is now accessible • Bariatric Registry general practices in metropolitan, regional at http://www.med.monash.edu.au/ ASPREE is a large-scale, double-blind (ASPREE Longitudinal Study of Older How do Registries work? and rural areas in southeast Australia. epidemiology/units-centres/registries/index. • Victorian Cardiac Outcomes Registry randomised, placebo-controlled trial of Persons), which will help researchers identify low dose aspirin for primary prevention of lifestyle factors that may affect the ability to Recruitment should be completed in 2014 SPHPM has developed particular expertise html (VCOR*) disease in healthy older people. The major age well. with results expected in 2018. in developing and maintaining clinical quality • Myeloma and Related Diseases Registry research question is: ‘Does low-dose registries; a subset of registries which ASPREE will use a composite endpoint Website: www.aspree.org SPHPM Registries (MRDR) aspirin prolong healthy, disability-free life in focuses on improving the safety and quality – an extension of disability free years – to Twitter: @aspree_aus older people?’ The trial will recruit 19,000 of healthcare. This is achieved by providing The School houses the following registries, • Neonatal Alloimmune Thrombocytopenia determine the overall balance of benefit participants (16,500 in Australia and 2,500 high quality outcome data to clinicians, monitoring procedures, diseases or (NAIT) versus risk of low dose aspirin. in the USA) who will be randomised to daily which may stimulate competition and help healthcare services: • Venous Thromboembolism cohort study 100 mg of enteric-coated aspirin or placebo. ASPREE is being undertaken primarily in with the early identification of problems. • Aplastic Anaemia Registry (VTE) Follow-up is planned for an average of five years. High quality data • Australian and New Zealand Society The School collaborates strongly with the of Cardiac and Thoracic Surgeons following registries: Low-dose aspirin may be a to prevent or (ANZSCTS) National Database Program* Clinical registries pay meticulous attention • Australian and New Zealand Intensive delay the onset of cardiovascular disease, dementia, depression and certain cancers, to collecting complete, accurate and • Australian Rheumatology Association Care Society (ANZICS) Registry* particularly bowel cancer in older people. epidemiologically sound data. This means Database (ARAD)* that results generated from clinical registries • Colorectal Cancer Registry (with Cabrini Countering the potential beneficial effects are respected by clinicians and stimulate • Bi-National Burns Registry (Bi-NBR) * Health)* of aspirin therapy are the risks associated with bleeding which are likely to increase as action when outliers are identified. • Breast Device Registry* • Victorian Cardiac Arrest Registry people age. • Massive Transfusion Registry • Australian & New Zealand Intensive Care Registry governance Adult Registry ASPREE ancillary studies are also • Melbourne Interventional Group (MIG) investigating the effect of aspirin on specific Clinicians, epidemiologists, consumers and Registry * Denotes a clinical quality registry diseases: osteoarthritis (ASPREE-Knee), administrators all play a key role in managing osteoporosis (ASPREE-Falls and Fractures), • Victorian Prostate Cancer Registry a registry. Through the governance age-related macular degeneration (ASPREE- committee of each registry they address the • REACH Registry AMD), sleep apnoea (SNORE-ASA), multitude of legal, ethical, organisational and infection (ASPREE-Antisepsis), cancer • Registry of Kidney Diseases (ROKD) financial issues that affect every registry. (ACES – ASPREE Cancer Endpoints Study) • Surveillance of Australian workplace and microvascular changes in the brain Based Respiratory Events (SABRE) (ASPREE-NEURO). • Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura Another significant sub-study is ALSOP Inside the ASPREE RetCam Van. The ancillary study, ASPREE-AMD (aspirin and age-related macular degeneration) uses a mobile retinal camera to capture retinal images to determine the effect of aspirin on AMD

12 13 Awards

Prestigious Jean Servais Stas Award for achievements in forensic chemistry Queens Hall fellowship awarded to Monash researcher

Professor Olaf Drummer, Head of the in collaboration with Jean-Baptiste Dumas, Dr Jennifer Pilgrim was presented with a Jennifer hopes that her work at the Department of Forensic Medicine and established the atomic weight of carbon Victorian Fellowship in Queens Hall at the Karolinska Institute will greatly improve the Forensic Scientific Services at the Victorian and was also the first scientist to develop a Victorian Parliament by The Hon. Louise interpretation of drug analysis results and the Institute of Forensic Medicine (VIFM) was universal extraction system for alkaloids in Asher MP, Minister for Innovation, Services estimation of the prevalence of drug toxicity awarded the prestigious Jean Servais Stas human tissues, which was used successfully and Small Business. Jennifer used this deaths, thereby aiding in prevention and Medal in recognition of his achievements by many laboratories until quite recently. Fellowship to spend three months working improved public health. in the field of forensic chemistry. Olaf was with Professor Henrik Druid, Professor Jennifer was also awarded a further travel presented with the award at the biennial of Forensic Medicine at the Department fellowship from the Australian French meeting of the German Society of Toxicology of Oncology-Pathology at the Karolinska Association for Science and Technology and Forensic Chemistry (GTFCh) in Institute in Stockholm. Jennifer investigated (AFAS) to travel to France to explore research Mosbach, Germany (17-20 April 2013). the similarities between the Australian and opportunities there. Swedish coronial case databases, and The award recognises both Olaf’s and would ultimately like to establish a world-first VIFM’s reputation as being at the forefront of international, evidence-based registry for forensic toxicology. toxic concentrations of drugs in humans. The Jean Servais Stas Medal is named after Jean Servais Stas (1813-1891), a renowned Belgian analytical chemist who, Professor Olaf Drummer Dr Jennifer Pilgrim

Professor Belinda Gabbe receives highest ranked NHMRC application for 2012

Professor Belinda Gabbe, head of the Monash University Pre-hospital, Emergency Professor Michael Abramson’s contribution to asthma research recognised and Trauma Unit had the highest ranked application in the NHMRC Population Professor Michael Abramson was Career Development Fellowship (Level 2) recognised with a Community Service Award category in 2012. In recognition of the stellar from the Asthma Foundation Victoria, in achievement, Belinda was invited to a dinner recognition of his significant contribution hosted by the NHMRC on October 9 2013, to the understanding of asthma through at which she was presented with a trophy research and support. The award was and invited to speak about her research. presented to Michael by Lady Anna Cowen, The focus of Belinda’s research is the wife of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Zelman Cowen, measurement of injury burden and the at the Asthma Foundation Victoria’s 50th evaluation of systems of injury care. She Anniversary Reception in May 2013. has extensive experience in injury outcomes Michael was also presented with a National research, leading to the development award and plaque in recognition of his and validation of a relatively low-cost, inspirational national leadership in developing high response rate methodology which and implementing the Asthma Australia is currently used by the Victorian State National Research Program. This award Trauma Registry (VSTR) and the Victorian Professor Belinda Gabbe with Professor Warwick Anderson (CEO of the NHMRC) was presented to Michael by The Hon. David Orthopaedic Trauma Outcomes Registry Davis, MP, Victorian Minister for Health and (VOTOR) to routinely monitor and measure comprehensive cohort studies across Ageing. It was a fitting acknowledgement of the outcomes of injured patients in Victoria. five countries to evaluate methods for and ISCRR. She is also an adjunct professor Michael’s commitment to asthma research, These registries now represent the largest, determining disability associated with injury, in the School of Medicine at Swansea which has made a real difference to the lives ongoing collection of longer term injury address issues specific to injury and identify University. of people with this condition. outcomes data globally. Belinda is currently improved methods for burden estimates. the Head of the VSTR, VOTOR and the Bi- The results will direct how injury burden is In conjunction with these achievements, National Burns Registry (Bi-NBR). measured for the Global Burden of Disease Belinda is to be congratulated for being Professor Michael Abramson, Minister David Davis and Lady Cowen promoted to full a Professor, effective from Belinda is also the Chief Investigator on the (GBD) Study, and for individual country or region-specific studies. January 2014. Her promotion reflects her NHMRC funded project grant “Improving contribution to research, teaching, leadership the measurement of non-fatal injury burden; Belinda has over 100 peer-reviewed articles and engagement. validating the GBD methods” which will published in prestigious journals, and holds use data from the six largest and most a number of grants from the ARC, NHMRC

14 15 The following staff members won awards in 2013 School Awards Night The School Awards night held on the 4th of December 2013 recognised and rewarded outstanding achievements and accomplishments within the SPHPM. Lindy Burns (ABC 774 Melbourne radio presenter) spoke on the need for researchers to effectively communicate their work to Professor Robin Bell Dr Basia Diug media and the wider public. Professor Christina Mitchell and Professor John McNeil presented the awards and the event was compèred by Professor Robin Bell and Professor Jane Fisher. Awarded the Dean’s Social Inclusion Awarded APPA 2013 Premier Award for award for 2013. outstanding academic excellence and service to the Polish community. Dr David Goddard Winner of the President’s Award for Dr Sara Holton outstanding contribution to AFOEM in Winner of the 2013 Medicine, Nursing education, training and assessment. and Health Sciences (MNHS) Faculty ECR Publication Prize, for Public Health Research Professor Malcolm Sim for her paper titled: “The childbearing Awarded the Dean’s Award for Excellence in concerns and related information needs and External Engagement. preferences of women of reproductive age with a chronic, noncommunicable health Associate Professor Allen Cheng condition: a systematic review”. Awarded the Director of Research Prize for Patient Safety and Quality Improvement for Dr Peter New a project on the pharmacist-led dosing of Awarded the 2013 Henry Burger Prize for vancomycin and aminoglycosides. clinical research (Monash Health Senior Part of a team; awarded a Victorian Public Medical Staff), for the best published clinical Healthcare Award for Healthcare Innovation research by a member of the Senior Medical from the Victorian Department of Health, Staff. for their project developing an Antimicrobial Stewardship Team. Dr Dion Stub Awarded a Victoria Fellowship by the Associate Professor Allen Cheng and Department of Business and Innovation in Mr Surendra Karki 2012. Awarded the Alfred Health’s Chairman of the Board Award for Patient Safety and Quality Dr Simon Wilkins Improvement for their project on the duration 2013 Australia and New Zealand Association of VRE carriage. of Paediatric Surgeons Annual Scientific Associate Professor Anna Peeters Meeting Research Prize for his paper “New insight into the pathogenesis of bladder Awarded the IASO Andre Mayer Award. exstrophy”.

Associate Professor Andrew Teichtahl Mr Gavin Horrigan Awarded the Helen Moran Award at the 2013 Awarded the Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Australian Rheumatology Association from Exceptional Performance by Professional Arthritis and Osteoporosis Victoria. staff (Individual Category). Associate Professor Erica Wood Awarded a Churchill Fellowship by the Ms Amanda Tan Winston Churchill Memorial Trust. Awarded the Jean Hailes Memorial Prize for the best presentation by a young investigator Dr Kathryn Backholer at the Australasian Menopause Society Awarded the ANZOS Young Investigator Annual Conference 2013, and a Travel grant Award, and the NHF collaboration and to the Australasian Menopause Society exchange award to attend the World Annual Meeting Adelaide 2013. Congress of Epidemiology in Alaska. Mr Ralph Tramm Dr Tim Coulson Awarded the Australian College of Critical Awarded the CORE best medical paper prize Care Nurses’ Experienced Researcher at the ANZICS conference. Grant Award for his study “ECMO in adults: physical and mental health after hospitalisation.”

16 17 The Award categories were:

Research Excellence Early Career Mid Career Researcher Teaching Support Tutoring Excellence - Nancy Millis Medal for - Early Career Researcher Best Best Paper – Awarded Excellence – Awarded Awarded to Ms Penny thesis and coursework Researcher - Awarded Paper Award – Joint to Associate Professor to Dr Basia Diug Robinson excellence in the to Dr Janet Bray winners awarded to Karin Leder for the Doctor of Public Ms Angela Rintoul for publication ‘GeoSentinel Health program – her publication “Recent increase in Surveillance of Illness in Returned Awarded to Katherine detection of alprazolam in Victorian Travelers, 2007–2011’, Leder, K., Gibson heroin-related deaths”, Rintoul, A. Torresi, J., Libman, M. D., Cramer, C., Dobbin, M. D. H., Nielsen, S., J. P., Castelli, F., Schlagenhauf, Degenhardt, L., Drummer O. H., P., Wilder-Smith, A., Wilson, M. Medical Journal of Australia, 2013; E., Keystone, J. S. Schwartz, E., 198 (4): 206-209, and Mr Luke Barnett, E. D., von Sonnenburg, Rodda (in absentia) F., Brownstein, J. S. Cheng, for his publication “The rapid A. C., Sotir, M. J., Esposito, identification and quantification of D. H., Freedman, D. O. for the GeoSentinel Surveillance Network,* iso-α-acids and reduced iso-α- acids in blood using UHPLC-MS/ Annals of International Medicine, MS: validation of a novel marker 158 (6), 456-468. for beer consumption” Rodda L. N., Gerostamoulos D., Drummer O. H., Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 2013, 405(30):9755-67. Research and Doctoral Thesis Postdoctoral Teaching Support Excellence - Jointly Supervision Excellence – Awarded awarded to Dr Ella Excellence – Awarded to Ms Sharon Gurry Zomer (in absentia) to Professor Olaf and Dr Eva Saar Drummer (in absentia)

Mid Career Researcher Excellence – Awarded to Associate Professor Peter Smith (in absentia) Outstanding Support of Peers – Jointly awarded to Dr Judy Lowthian (in absentia) and Dr Alisa Pedrana (in absentia)

18 19 Research – 2013 At a Glance Research – Year by Year

Research Funding Year by Year Publications Research Funding 2013* The full publications with grants list can be found in Appendix 1

800 3% 700 30 600 25 26% Category 1 500 20 Category 2 400 15 Amount

Category 3 $ x Millions 300 10 47% 200 Other 5 100 Number of Publications Total = $28,952,465 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 0 Year 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 24% Year * the funding doesn’t include the $1,6 million sitting in pending research funds.

The graph shows funding received by the School from competitive The values show the publications that have been submitted to the grants and contract research. Consulting funds have not been Higher Education Research Data Collection (HERDC). This only included. shows peer-reviewed full journal articles, research books and New NHMRC Funding from applications submitted in 2013 peer-reviewed conference papers.

2% 10% Project Grants Higher Degrees Research Enrolments Postgraduate Course Enrolments

6% Partnership Grants M Surg M Phil DPH MD PhD Centre of Research Excellence 560 40 Early Career Researcher Fellowship 35 540 16% 30 56% Career Development Fellowships 520 25 NHMRC EU Scheme 20 500 15 480 Total = $15,442,062 10

10% New enrolments 5 460 0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Number of Students 440 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Year Year

(MSur: Master of Surgery, MPhil: Master of Philosophy, DPH: Publications 2013* The full publication list can be found in Appendix 2 Doctor of Public Health, MD: Medical Doctor, PhD: Doctor of Philosophy Full-time) Honours Students at SPHPM Book Chapters, 1

Peer-Reviewed Conference Papers, 1

30

25

20 Journal Articles, 734 15

10

5

0 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013

* As of the 31.03.2014 and extracted for BI Number of Students at SPHPM Year

Higher Degrees, Postgraduate and Undergraduate Research Training

146 PhD students with 13 Completions 563 Postgraduate Course Enrolments of which 256 were in the Master of Public Health 25 Honours Completions

20 21 School Executive Units

(L to R) Professor Michael Abramson, Professor John McNeil, Professor Andrew Forbes, Professor Helena Teede, Professor Jamie Cooper, Professor Just Stoelwinder. In Abstentia: Professor Olaf Drummer, Professor Sally Green and Mr Gavin Horrigan

Our research falls within the following divisions: • Professor John McNeil – Head of School and Head of the Prevention Science Division • Prevention Science • Professor Michael Abramson – Deputy Head of School and the Head of the Clinical Epidemiology Division • Clinical Epidemiology • Professor Andrew Forbes – Head of the Research Methodology Division • Research Methodology • Professor Just Stoelwinder – Head of the Health Services and Global Research Division • Health Services and Global Research • Professor Jamie Cooper and Professor Peter Cameron – Head of the Critical Care Research Division • Occupational and Environmental Health • Professor Helena Teede – Head of Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation Division • Critical Care Research • Professor Olaf Drummer – Head of the Department of Forensic Medicine • Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation (MCHRI) • Professor Sally Green – Head of the Australasian Cochrane Centre • Mr Gavin Horrigan – Alfred Precinct Manager

22 23 Marie Misso Helena Teede Cindy Hawkins Effectiveness Diabetes and Sophia Zoungas Sophia Zoungas Health Research Shared Services Training Program Women’s Public Centre for Clinical Support Program Clinical Research Health Research Monash Centre for Head: Helena Teede Research Divisions and Implementation Implementation and Vascular Medicine Research Program Projects Manager Doctoral Manager Research Manager Communications Manager Executive Assistant to HOS School Education Programs Manager Paul Myles ANZIC-RC Erica Wood Jamie Cooper Pre-hospital, Belinda Gabbe ANZCA Research Head: Jamie Cooper Emergency & Trauma Transfusion Research Critical Care Research Unit ACHHRA Karin Leder Malcolm Sim Brian Priestly Occupational & Water Research Head: Malcolm Sim Occupational Health Environmental Health h & nde r i s r c e w l a c e i e o s r v e S t t R e S s u t h Research l Research J & Society Bebe Loff Jane Fisher Sue Evans Centre for Jean Hailes : oba l l Management Michael Kirby Global Health Human Rights d Brian Oldenburg Catherine Joyce Public Health & Just Stoelwinder Health Services G Health Services He a Clinical Registries He a John McNeil Michael Abramson Head of School (HOS) Deputy Head of School School of Public Health & Preventive Medicine Chris Reid Modelling Biostatistics Marina Skiba Andrew Forbes Manoj Gambhir Epidemiological Clinical Informatics Head: Andrew Forbes Research Governance Research Methodology and Data Management n y s s g s o l e c o

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24 25 The ASPREE Healthy Ageing Biobank The Centre for Obesity Research

Professor John McNeil (Principal a wealth of clinical information about the and Education (CORE) Investigator) and Associate Professor participant’s health at the time the sample Associate Professor Wendy Brown program with strengths in medicine, surgery, Robyn Woods (Executive Officer, ASPREE was taken and throughout the duration of (Director) psychology, epidemiology, public health and and Director of the ASPREE Healthy the study. professional and community education. Ageing Biobank) The Centre for Obesity Research and This year the National Cancer Institute in Education (CORE) is dedicated to Through this integration, CORE is expertly Monash University is developing the largest the US, funded the collection of follow up understanding and optimally managing the placed to measure the health consequences biobank in the world to focus on older samples taken three years from the first, chronic disease of obesity and measuring the of obesity and has the capacity to evaluate people. Called the ASPREE Healthy Ageing significantly extending the research potential effects of weight loss on health, quality of life the health benefits of weight loss. Biobank, over 9,000 Australian ASPREE of the biobank. Specifically, the two samples and survival (Mission Statement 2011). It is participants aged 70 plus have donated will enable researchers to compare and Website: http://www.core.monash.org/ an international leader in the study of bariatric blood and urine samples for long term measure changes in biomarkers and the surgery. storage, creating a valuable resource for effect of aspirin on key components in the future research. blood and urine. Associate Professor Wendy Brown Our research aims to better understand obesity, obesity-related diseases (including Professor John McNeil Research into biomarkers may help predict In order to reach participants living in regional psychosocial conditions) and to identify diseases of ageing, such as dementia and and rural areas, the ASPREE Biobank team optimal methods for the safe, cost-effective, cardiovascular disease, or even good health. designed a mobile laboratory called the long-term management of this disease. Each sample in the biobank is matched with ASPREE ‘Biobus’ - a specially fitted out vehicle fully equipped to collect, process and We also seek to identify preventive strategies store samples in portable nitrogen freezers. that can be implemented in the community. Specimens can then be safely transported CORE is unique in applying a multidisciplinary back to main holding freezers for long term approach to the study of obesity. The Centre storage. is a leader in clinical and psychosocial research into obesity and weight loss. It Emeritus Professor Paul O’Brien (R) and patient Combined, the three ASPREE-Biobuses integrates a clinical obesity management who lost 66% excess weight two in Victoria and one in Tasmania- have travelled in excess of 150,000km, bringing research to the people. Website: www.aspree.org/AUS/ Department of Forensic Medicine (DFM) Twitter: @aspree_aus Professor Olaf Drummer (Head) can be found at (http://www.youtube.com/ A specially fitted mobile laboratory enables watch?v=4F9z8mPhcTw). participants to contribute to the world-first The Department of Forensic Medicine Associate Professor ASPREE Healthy Ageing Biobank, wherever (DFM) operates as both a publicly-funded Our Master of Forensic Medicine program, Robyn Woods they may live. institution and as an academic unit. This delivered as a distance education modality, unique arrangement has contributed more continues to attract students not only to forensic medicine and the allied forensic from Australia but internationally, including sciences than any other facility in the country. New Zealand, Africa, USA and Canada. Many of our staff members are world leaders In 2013 58 students were enrolled in this Cardiovascular Research Unit in their disciplines and this has contributed to course, aimed towards medical and dental an international reputation for excellence. practitioners either working or proposing to work in the field of forensic medicine and Professor Andrew Tonkin (Head) • Research into the importance of various In 2013 a diverse range of research projects lipid fractions and particles in the dentistry. It is the only course of its kind in The Cardiovascular Research Unit conducts were conducted, including research on drug pathogenesis and risk assessment of Professor Olaf Drummer the English speaking world. large-scale clinical trials, epidemiological toxicities, the role of drugs in road trauma, unstable coronary artery disease. studies and population health research into the role of alcohol and other drugs in deaths During 2013, DFM produced over 50 cardiovascular disease and its prevention. • The above projects have all been caused by single punches or “king hits”, publications, of which 37 were peer- supported through NHMRC funding and and the prevalence and safety risk of new reviewed journal articles, with the remainder Research activities in 2013 included: for ASPREE, by the NIH and CSIRO. designer drugs related to amphetamines and comprising books, book chapters and • The Long-term Intervention with cannabis. encyclopaedia articles. Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/ Pravastatin in Ischaemic Disease (LIPID) epidemiology/units-centres/cardiores/ Our Prevention Research Unit conducted Several DFM staff members received study, a long-term follow-up of 9014 research into work related fatalities, road industry recognition awards during 2013. coronary heart disease patients recruited safety intervention in China, and also For more information on this, please refer to from Australia and New Zealand, and collaborated on several World Health the Awards section of the SPHPM Annual Professor Andrew Tonkin analysis of the role of biomarkers in Organisation (WHO) development projects. Report. CVD risk prediction and modulation of treatment effects. Professor Joseph Ibrahim led several Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/sphpm/ research projects looking at residential dofm.html • Participation in activities of the ASPrin in aged care, deaths of residents in aged Reducing Events in the Elderly (ASPREE) care services (RACS), and the potential study, a large-scale clinical trial studying role of social media in the Australian aged the effect of aspirin on healthy lifespan, care sector as an education tool for health and in its related sub studies. professionals. An animated YouTube Video • Participation in activities of the Australian titled “Driving and Dementia” was released Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium in 2013, intended as a teaching resource (AUS-ROC) Centre of Research for medical and other health professionals, Excellence. and was featured on the British Geriatric Society blog in September 2013. The video BBiomed Honours students Arani Azim and her supervisor Dr Dadna Hartman 26 27 Monash Ageing Research Centre (MONARC) Women’s Health Research Program

Professor Barbara Workman (Director) and is focussed on the rapid transfer of Professor Susan Davis (Director) professionals. It provides training in women’s research findings into clinical management. health for health care professionals and MONARC is based at the Kingston Centre, The Women’s Health Research Program opportunities for young researchers to a stand-alone sub-acute facility based Website: http://www.med.monash.edu.au/ undertakes research that leads directly to undertake Honours, Masters and PhD in Cheltenham (Victoria) which provides sphpm/monarc/index.html disease prevention, improved clinical care studies. Geriatric Evaluation and Management, Aged and better health outcomes for women in the Persons Mental Health, and Rehabilitation. community. Website: http://med.monash.edu.au/sphpm/ womenshealth/ MONARC’s charter: Our focus is on the most common health issues that affect women throughout adult • Academic Unit of Geriatric Medicine life and that impact most on health and (AUGM) wellbeing. Our current research includes • Aged Mental Health Research Unit prevention of breast and uterine cancer, (AMHRU) management of the menopause, diagnosis of Professor Barbara Workman Professor Susan Davis osteoporosis and treatment of female sexual • Clinical Research Centre for Movement dysfunction. Our research is supported by Disorders and Gait (CRCMD&G). Osteoporosis Australia, the NHMRC and the These divisions are headed by Professors Bupa Health Foundation. Barbara Workman, Daniel O’Connor, and The Program provides up-to-date health Robert Iansek, respectively. information for the community and health MONARC aims to improve the quality of care and address gaps in health service delivery for people with diseases associated with ageing and neurological disorders via the conduct of high quality clinician-led research,

Andrology Australia

Dr Carol Holden (Director) identified gaps and areas of education need, particularly for more disadvantaged groups Since its inception in 2000, Andrology of males. Australia has been administered by the Monash Institute of Medical Research in Andrology Australia is funded by the Clayton. As Andrology Australia’s program Australian Government Department of has developed over the years, much of its Health. focus has overlapped with the research For more information about Andrology activities of the School of Public Health and Australia, please visit Preventive Medicine. An opportunity arose for www.andrologyaustralia.org Andrology Australia to move into the School, and this transition occurred in 2013. As it has done for the past thirteen years, Dr Carol Holden Andrology Australia continues to raise the awareness of men’s health in a range of settings including governments, health organisations, health professionals, men and their families, and the wider community, using a range of innovative and evidence-based health promotion and education resources. Among its health promotion activities Andrology Australia provides quality and Andrology Australia’s new men’s health evidence-based resources to about 1000 educational DVD ‘A lot of Aboriginal men sort of organisations running men’s health events keep it to themselves’ was launched in Brisbane in their local communities each year. Men’s in March health clinical and patient resources are also increasingly sought, with more than 13,000 individuals and organisations across Australia receiving the Andrology Australia newsletter, ‘The Healthy Male’, and more than 250,000 consumer guides on male reproductive health conditions such as erectile dysfunction and prostate disease distributed to date. Ongoing evaluation ensures that education and health promotion resources address

28 29 Centre of Cardiovascular Research and Education (CCRE) in Therapeutics

Professor Henry Krum (Director) The mission of CCRET is to improve clinical outcomes at the individual and community level through the use of evidence that is based on high quality clinical research. CCRET conducts clinical trials that focus on mechanistic and hospital-based studies in the Department of Clinical Pharmacology at the Alfred Hospital and at the Clinical Trial Centre at Caulfield Hospital. CCRET’s Clinical Informatics and Data Professor Henry Krum Management Unit (CIDMU) provide high- level platform technologies for the conduct of epidemiological, clinical trial and health services research. Website: www.ccretherapeutics.org.au

The Clinical Epidemiology Unit – The Alfred

Professor Michael Abramson (Head) Scientific Congress in Barcelona, in September 2013. The Laboratory phase The Clinical Epidemiology Unit at the Alfred of the Study concluded in December focuses on respiratory diseases, health 2013. Data will be collated and analysed effects of mobile phones and electromagnetic in early 2014. energy. Key studies include: • We are participating in the Centre for • NHMRC funded Centre of Research Air Quality and Health Research and Excellence for Population Health Research Evaluation (CAR) funded as an NHMRC on Electromagnetic Energy, commencing Centre of Research Excellence and led by in October 2013. This international the Woolcock Institute. research collaboration will include studies of brain tumours in young people, cancer We are collaborating with the University of and neurological outcomes in older adults, Melbourne on two large NHMRC Professor Michael Abramson studies of neurocognitive function in supported cohort studies: children and adolescents, personal • The Tasmanian Longitudinal Health Study exposures from radiofrequency sources (TAHS) in the community, monitoring personal exposure of radiofrequency and • The Melbourne Atopic Cohort Study MRI workers and risk perception and (MACS); and communication. Outcomes will be • We are also collaborating with the translated into health policy and practice Monash Centre for Occupational and through linkages with international and Environmental Health (MonCOEH) on a national organisations. study of the effects of mobile phones on Clinical Epidemiology Division • The Burden of Obstructive Lung Disease cognitive development in primary school (BOLD) study, in collaboration with the children. Woolcock Institute in Sydney and other • CCRE therapeutics Website: http://www.med.monash.edu.au/ centres around Australia was completed epidemiology/clinepi/index.html • Clinical epidemiology (Alfred) with NHMRC funding. Data collection targeting 2220 participants was • Musculoskeletal epidemiology completed in 2013 with an eligible • Clinical Epidemiology (Cabrini) response rate of 54.9%. Data analysis is continuing. • Infectious diseases • The Third European Community • Australasian Cochrane centre Respiratory Health Survey (ECHRS III) • Renal disease prevention is one of the largest international studies of asthma and allergic diseases in adults. ECRHS III has been following up Centre of Cardiovascular Research and Education (CCRE) in participants who were involved in ECRHS II. Professor Michael Abramson presented preliminary data at the ERS International 30 31 Musculoskeletal Epidemiology Unit Infectious Diseases

Professor Flavia Cicuttini (Head) Parallel work is also continuing that explores Associate Professor Karin Leder (Head) Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/ the effect of physical activity on joint health. epidemiology/infdis.html The Musculoskeletal Epidemiology Unit The research of the Infectious Disease focuses on developing novel approaches to We have received NHMRC funding to Epidemiology Unit covers a broad treat and prevent musculoskeletal diseases, correlate novel MRI findings in knees with range of topics, including the burden of particularly osteoarthritis (OA). osteoarthritis to the histopathological communicable diseases, vaccination, changes seen, in conjunction with modelling of infectious diseases, traveller/ We continue to work on understanding the collaborators at Adelaide University. immigrant health, and communicable disease pathogenesis of knee OA. This has been surveillance. The Unit is also involved in underpinned by the ability to non-invasively Following the success of the work in the studies of specific infectious diseases (such examine joint structures with magnetic knee, we are turning our attention to the hip, as nosocomial infections, influenza and resonance imaging. The use of this technique foot and back. These areas are relatively measles) that represent important problems has enabled us to explore the relationship under-investigated but are major causes of in clinical practice and in the development between obesity and body composition and pain and disability in the ageing population. Professor Flavia Cicuttini Associate Professor Karin Leder of national and international management the association of these factors in OA. We are also performing an NHMRC funded guidelines. study to examine whether the use of a low The results of some very exciting new dose antidepressant, amitryptiline, is helpful Part of the work of the Unit falls under the work have provided evidence for the role in managing chronic back pain. Division of Occupational and Environmental of metabolic factors and the role of bone Health, which addresses issues around in knee OA. This offers potential for novel Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/ environmental impacts on infections, water approaches to the treatment of knee OA epidemiology/units-centres/muscskel/ quality and public health. which we are currently testing in two new NHMRC funded studies. The first examines whether the use of a low dose cholesterol lowering agent prevents the progression of knee osteoarthritis. The second is aimed at determining whether the use of a medication The Australasian Cochrane Centre used to treat osteoporosis, zolendronic Professor Sally Green and Mr Steve acid, also reduces the progression of knee McDonald (Co-Directors) osteoarthritis. We have also begun to examine whether the use of low dose aspirin The Australasian Cochrane Centre affects cartilage loss in adults over the age coordinates the activities of the Cochrane of 70 years old within the ASPREE study. Collaboration in Australia and in the wider Asia-Pacific region in partnership with its branches in Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, Singapore and Thailand. It provides training and support to authors of Cochrane reviews, works with policy makers, advocates on behalf of Cochrane regionally, and promotes Monash Department of Clinical Epidemiology – the use and uptake of The Cochrane Library. Professor Sally Green Cabrini Institute In addition to its core activities, the Centre has an aligned program of research that Professor Rachelle Buchbinder (Director) World Health Organisation Global Burden of evaluates effective ways to inform healthcare In celebration of Cochrane’s 20th Anniversary Disease project to estimate the global burden The focus of the Department of Clinical decisions through the uptake of evidence. for musculoskeletal conditions, particularly Epidemiology is to perform high quality This includes projects investigating the back and neck pain. Various local, national clinical research with an emphasis on synthesis, interpretation, dissemination and and international bodies support the answering clinically important questions that implementation of research evidence for Department’s research. can be translated into better quality patient clinical practice and policy. care and outcomes. Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/ Website: http://acc.cochrane.org/ epidemiology/units-centres/clinepi-cab/index. We have performed an array of randomised controlled trials of promising new treatments for a range of musculoskeletal conditions. Professor Rachelle Buchbinder We manage the Australian Rheumatology Association Database, which is assessing the long-term health of patients with arthritis and particularly the outcomes of new therapies.

The Department also houses one of Mr Steve McDonald the editorial bases for the Cochrane Musculoskeletal Group (the other base is in Ottawa, Canada). Other major focuses have included determining interventions directed at the patient and the healthcare provider and at a policy level that have the potential to improve the ability of patients to function effectively in the health care system (health\ literacy). We have also been involved in the

32 33 Renal Disease Prevention Unit

Professor Bob Atkins (Head) and and other lifestyle diseases. The emphasis Dr. Anne Reutens in this unit is on diabetic kidney disease, the most common cause of end stage kidney The focus of the Renal Disease Prevention disease in Australia and worldwide. The Unit Unit is on the epidemiology of chronic kidney is part of a global Chronic Kidney Disease disease and its prevention. It is an integral Prognosis Consortium, a group that analyses part of the ongoing Australian Diabetes, multiple national studies for an international Obesity, and Lifestyle Study (Aus-Diab), perspective. which has provided and continues to provide the most comprehensive data on kidney Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/ disease in the Australian community as well epidemiology/units-centres/kidney/ as interrelationships between kidney disease

Professor Bob Atkins

Dr Anne Reutens

Research methodology

• Biostatistics • Clinical informatics and data management • Epidemiological modelling • Research governance

34 35 Biostatistics Unit Epidemiological Modelling Unit

Professor Andrew Forbes (Head) Associate Professor Manoj Gambhir clinicians to provide accurate preventive (Head) advice and increase the ability of consumers The Biostatistics Unit is actively engaged to make decisions about preventive in methodological biostatistical research The Epidemiological Modelling Unit aims to activities (that may relate to themselves or in a variety of areas. It is also involved in improve the effectiveness of chronic disease their communities). Converting quantitative numerous collaborative epidemiological and disability prevention in Australia through results into usable information is a central research projects with staff within and better quantitative decision making. The concern, and so the Unit gives due attention external to the School. Staff are involved in benefits of preventive health interventions to the representation of uncertainty in its teaching biostatistics to medical, biomedical will often occur many years into the future, projections. and health science undergraduate and while the costs accumulate in the present. postgraduate students and to students Most prevention trials study only near- in postgraduate degrees specialising in term horizons and so the evaluation of Biostatistics. The Unit offers a biostatistical long-term benefits requires predictive tools Professor Andrew Forbes consulting service for doctoral students and Associate Professor generally known as Modelling. Statistical academic staff across Monash University and Manoj Gambir epidemiological modelling, for example, for researchers located at the Alfred Hospital, integrates data from a variety of sources, other Monash affiliated hospitals and for including clinical trials and epidemiological external health service groups. studies, to project population disease measures and uncertainties into the future. The Unit develops epidemiological models that can assist policy-makers to make more informed choices regarding which preventive programs to fund, improve the ability of Clinical Informatics and Data Management Unit (CIDMU)

Professor Chris Reid (Head) • Development of the Victorian Cardiac Outcomes Registry supported by The Clinical Informatics and Data At the SPHPM, Research Governance is Medibank Private and the Victorian State Research Governance Management Unit (CIDMU) provides key comprised of four elements: Government; and Mrs Marina Skiba (Chair – Research platform technologies for the conduct of • A Research Governance Coordinator and Governance Committee) epidemiological, clinical trial and health • Development and maintenance of the Committee; services research. Cancer 2015 data system for the Peter (2013 Committee members: Professor • Audits of research projects by the McCallum Cancer Institute. John McNeil, Dr Jayamini Illesinghe, Mrs CIDMU Staff possess expertise in all aspects Research Governance Officer (RGO) and Marina Skiba, Dr Elizabeth Douglas, Ms of data collection and data management. Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/sphpm/ self-audits by researchers; This includes expertise in form design; web cidmu/ Joanne McKenzie, Professor Olaf Drummer, based data capture, entry and randomisation Dr Heather Rowe, Professor Susan Davis, • Induction of all new students; and Professor Chris Reid services; data validation and quality control. Professor Robin Bell, Associate Professor Allen Cheng, Professor Andrew Forbes, Ms • Education through Good Research Staff members are also involved in the Practice short courses. provision of consulting services to external Danielle Horyniak, Dr Esther Apos, Dr Liz clients who have data management issues Bishop) See our website for Terms of Reference, and in training of School of Public Health The Research Governance Committee (RGC) annual report, contact information and other and Preventive Medicine (SPHPM) research Mrs Marina Skiba supports researchers and research students information: www.med.monash.edu/sphpm/ staff in the principles of database design and at the SPHPM in the conduct of high quality research-governance-committee.html management. research. Major activities of the Unit in 2013 included: The Research Governance Officers, together • Development and maintenance of with the Research Governance Committee international clinical trial management provide researchers with resources, advice systems for the ASPREE, POLAR, EPO and assistance to ensure that the School TBI, PHARLAP and TRANSFUSE studies; continues to meet high research conduct standards. • Development and maintenance of The Data Centre national registries for Colorectal Cancer, Specific activities undertaken in 2013 Rheumatology, Burns, Trauma, and included the launch of a new subject Cardiac Surgery; ‘Responsible Research’ which will be compulsory for all new PhD students, • Development and maintenance of a data developing an online training package for management system for the Victorian SPHPM new staff and student’s to be rolled Worker Health-check Program; out in 2014, conducting online self-audits, assisting in the development of guidelines for the storage and access of electronic data, and updating the schools risk management Marina Skiba launching the risk management plan. document

36 37 The Health Services Management

Professor Just Stoelwinder (Head) Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/ epidemiology/units-centres/hsm/ The aim of the Health Services Management Unit is to contribute to the effectiveness of clinicians by assisting them develop competencies in management, health policy and health services research. The Unit is a research partner with the Centre of Research Excellence in Patient Safety (CREPS) and it conducts research in health policy, workforce and financing.

Professor Just Stoelwinder

The Michael Kirby Centre for Public Health and Human Rights

Associate Professor Bebe Loff (Director) considered. It also undertakes teaching programs that facilitate informed inquiry The Michael Kirby Centre for Public about public health, law and human rights. Health and Human Rights is an exciting collaboration of interdisciplinary scholars Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/ within SPHPM. The Centre was created to michaelkirby consolidate existing capacities, developed over 20 years, in the study of public health and human rights within the School. The Centre comprises activists, lawyers, scientists and ethicists who undertake Associate Professor Bebe Loff research that critically examines the contribution of human rights and law to the realisation of good health, particularly among vulnerable communities in Australia and in the developing world. The Centre aims to conduct research that informs the development of public health policies and examines programs in which human Dr Liz Bishop with the Year 4 and 5 medical rights standards and norms are critically students, Fiji National University

Health Services and Global Research Division

• Health Services management • Michael Kirby centre for public health and human rights • Global health and society • Clinical registries • Health services research • Jean Hailes Research Unit

38 39 The Global Health and Society Unit (GHSU) Health Services • The RESPOND project is a multi-centre Research Unit randomised controlled trial investigating Professor Brian Oldenburg (Head) the global impact of high blood pressure: the effect of a novel program on Current status and future challenges”. secondary falls and ED re-presentations The GHSU consists of more than 40 Associate Professor Catherine Joyce More than 200 participants attended from in older people presenting to the ED due researchers, research students (PhD and (Head) research, government and non-government to a fall. Honours), teaching and professional/ organisations. The Health Services Research Unit was administrative staff conducting a diversity established in 2013. We undertake research • The 6-PACK project is a cluster of research and education programs in Website: http://www.med.monash.edu.au/ on the organisation and delivery of health randomised controlled trial that involves Australia and internationally. Major areas of epidemiology/ghsu/ services and systems. We are focussed six hospitals and more than 80,000 expertise include the promotion of health on generating new knowledge to promote inpatients. The project examines the and wellbeing, the prevention and control of effectiveness, efficiency, equity and quality effect of a nurse-led falls prevention non-communicable conditions, migration and in health services, and on transferring program on falls, fall injuries and health, addictive behaviours, health systems, this knowledge into improved policy and hospitalisation costs. health equity and social disadvantage, as well clinical practice. The unit undertakes Website: http://www.med.monash.edu.au/ Professor Brian Oldenburg as other related global health issues. Many Associate Professor multi-disciplinary research with projects in epidemiology/units-centres/hsr of the unit’s research, training and capacity Catherine Joyce 4 broad areas: health workforce; falls and building projects are undertaken in low and bone health; chronic wounds and older middle income countries. people’s health service use. Our research The unit also coordinated another very spans a broad range of methodologies successful AMREP World Health Day Forum Data Collection at a mobile clinic for the including randomised controlled trials, cohort (April 11, 2013) on the topic of “Reducing Kerala Diabetes Prevention Program in a rural studies, economic evaluation, and qualitative community of Kerala, India research. Major projects include the following: • The Centre for Research Excellence in Medical Workforce Dynamics is a collaborative Centre with the Melbourne Clinical Registries Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research, and is investigating trends in, The Monash Clinical Registry Unit (CRU) each other. The common goal of the group and determinants of, doctors’ workforce was established this year as a result of is to enhance our ability to use registries to participation. the growing interest in clinical registries measure quality of healthcare. This year the in Australia and our expanding group of CRU was successful in its application to lead • The Safe Elderly Emergency Discharge registries within Monash. The CRU operates development of a national Prostate Cancer (SEED) project is based at the Alfred registries monitoring cancers and implanted Clinical Registry, building on our Victorian Hospital Emergency Department (ED) and devices and provides educational support to registry model. This project, funded by is investigating the risk profiles, care researchers, clinicians, health administrators Movember, is providing guidance for similar journeys and health outcomes of older and government. It facilitates the Monash registries being established internationally. emergency patients discharged home Registry Special Interest Group which from ED. provides registry staff from around Australia the opportunity to meet and learn from

Dr Sue Evans Jean Hailes Research Unit

Professor Jane Fisher (Head) The Jean Hailes Research Unit (JHRU) is an innovative formal partnership between community based knowledge translation and clinical service. The current JHRU program addresses the links between women’s reproductive health and mental health from adolescence to midlife, particularly related to fertility, infertility, pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period, and chronic non-communicable conditions. Professor Jane Fisher Website: http://www.med.monash.edu.au/ sphpm/jean-hailes/index.html Data collection in Ha Nam, a rural province in northern Viet Nam for the maternal health and early childhood development cohort study

40 41 Monash Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health (MonCOEH)

Professor Malcolm Sim (Director) influences on return-to-work in a changing Australian labour market; The Monash Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health (MonCOEH) is one of • NHMRC funding for a CRE in population Australia’s leading research and education health research on electromagnetic centres focussing on the health impact of energy; workplace and environmental hazards. The • Bushfire CRC funded study on the Centre brings together a vibrant team of community health effects of planned over 30 researchers, PhD students, teaching burning; and administrative staff who undertake and deliver diverse programs. • Department of Health and Ageing have funded a review of the management Professor Malcolm Sim The Centre undertakes research investigating of asbestos in the non-occupational the role of workplace hazards as risk environment; factors for chronic diseases such as cancer, respiratory disease, musculoskeletal • Qualitative study of factors impacting on disorders, skin diseases, hearing loss and workplace noise exposure in apprentices mental illness, and the role of environmental funded by The Institute for Safety, exposures in the development of chronic Compensation and Recovery Research diseases. Other research includes chronic (ISCRR); and disease screening in workplaces, exposure • A further five years of funding for the surveillance and assessment methods, the Health Watch study. interrogation of workers’ compensation datasets, and studies on veteran and Website: www.coeh.monash.org/ firefighter health. MonCOEH researchers had a successful 2013 which saw the expansion of the MonCOEH research program to include: • ARC Linkage grant on understanding individual, workplace and system level

The Australian Centre for Human Health Risk Assessment

Professor Brian Priestly (Director) and food). Hazardous chemicals and exposures may be of natural origin or result The Australian Centre for Human Health from anthropogenic activities. ACHHRA Risk Assessment (ACHHRA) was has been active in supporting Federal and established in 2002 with funding from the State government agencies in managing Innovations Program of the Commonwealth environmental health risks, through Government’s Public Health Education and participation in expert advisory panels, Research Program (PHERP). Following preparation of risk assessment guidance completion of the PHERP-funded project in documents and peer review of reports. Occupational and Environmental 2006, ACHHRA became part of the Monash Centre for Occupational and Environmental Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/ Health (MonCOEH). Professor Brian Priestly http://www.med.monash.edu.au/ Health ACHHRA offers a multidisciplinary approach epidemiology/achhra/ to health risk assessment, with access to expertise in epidemiology, toxicology, • Monash Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health (MonCOEH) environmental sciences, analytical chemistry, • Australian Centre for Human Health Risk Assessment (ACHHRA) microbiology, communicable diseases, clinical evaluation and biostatistics. • Water Quality Unit Through training programs and workshops, ACHHRA has assisted the development of the Human Health Research Assessment (HHRA) workforce for governments and the commercial sector. The main focus of ACHHRA is human exposure to hazardous chemicals and micro-organisms arising from environmental 42 or occupational mediums (air, water, soil 43 Water Quality Unit

Associate Professor Karin Leder (Head) Staff in the unit also produce the bulletin Health Stream for Water Research The Water Quality Unit, working within the Australia. This quarterly publication provides Infectious Disease Epidemiology Unit, is information on topical issues in health involved in research on water quality and research of particular relevance to the water public health. Researchers also study the industry, and updates on the recent literature. impact of environmental conditions on infectious diseases. Water-related research Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/ is often carried out in collaboration with the epidemiology/infdis.html water industry and relevant health regulatory agencies via membership in the national research organisation Water Research Australia. Associate Professor Karin Leder The unit has a particular focus on assessing and managing the health impacts of microbial pathogens in conventional water supplies and alternative water sources such as rainwater, grey water, and recycled water. Use of these alternative sources continues to be an important component of water management strategies in Australia, despite easing of drought conditions in many areas A car replica being washed in the Car wash of the country. study Recent research by the unit has included studies of how urban households collect and use grey water, and the application of health-based targets to set water treatment requirements for drinking water supplies. In collaboration with researchers at RMIT University, the unit also recently developed and successfully pilot tested a method to measure accidental water ingestion from spray exposures when lower quality water is used for non-drinking purposes such as car washing. This technique will permit more accurate assessment of water exposures to replace the “expert estimates” that are currently used in national water guidelines.

Critical Care Research

• Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Research Centre (ANZIC-RC) • Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists (ANZCA) Trials Group • Pre-hospital, Emergency and Trauma • Transfusion Research

44 45 The Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Australian and New Zealand College of Research Centre (ANZIC-RC) Anaesthetists (ANZCA) Trials Group

Professor Jamie Cooper and Professor Professor Paul Myles (Director) Evaluation-2 Trial; Rinaldo Bellomo (Directors) The ANZCA Trials Group is a collaboration • The BALANCED Anaesthesia Study The Australian and New Zealand Intensive between Monash University and the examining depth of anaesthesia using BIS Care Research Centre (ANZIC-RC) is a Australian and New Zealand College of monitoring; and bi-national intensive care clinical research Anaesthetists (ANZCA). The goals of • RELIEF: Restrictive versus LIbEral Fluid methods centre. The ANZIC-RC assists the group include providing high quality Therapy in Major Abdominal Surgery. with the design, funding and execution research support to existing, new and of clinical trials. Advice and assistance is emerging multicentre studies in anaesthesia, Website: www.med.monash.edu/sphpm/ Professor Jamie Cooper available from experienced Intensive Care perioperative and pain medicine. The anzca/index.html Unit (ICU) researchers, data management/ ANZCA Trials Group also aims to develop bio-statistical consultants, project managers, collaborations (nationally and internationally) Professor Paul Myles epidemiologists and health economists. with other trials groups. The Centre coordinates and conducts Current trials group research includes: comprehensive research programs including of Research Excellence in Patient Blood observational studies, feasibility projects Management. Two RCTs (ARISE: Australasian • ENIGMA-II: Evaluation of Nitrous Oxide and large multi-centred, interventional, Resuscitation In Sepsis Evaluation and EPO- and its Effect on Cardiac Morbidity; randomised controlled trials. It has the ability TBI: Erythropoietin in Traumatic Brain Injury) • ATACAS: Aspirin and Tranexamic Acid for to support small, medium and large clinical will complete during 2014. Coronary Artery Surgery; trials. Website: http://www.anzicrc.monash.org/ • POISE 2: PeriOperative Ischemic The Centre currently manages 5 multi- (L to R) Associate Professor Philip Peyton, centre NHMRC randomised controlled trials Professor Kate Leslie, Professor Paul Myles, (RCTs), and incorporates the NHMRC Centre Professor Matthew Chan, Dr Mark Shulman Professor Rinaldo Bellomo

Transfusion Research Unit

Pre-hospital, Emergency and Trauma Unit Associate Professor Erica Wood (Head) Current research registries: • Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura The Transfusion Research Unit (TRU) was Associate Professor Belinda Gabbe funded by an Alfred Health Research Grant, (TTP); formed at the beginning of 2010. TRU is (Head) the National Heart Foundation Warning Signs • Neonatal Alloimmune Thrombocytopenia Campaign Evaluation Research Project the home of the Transfusion Outcomes The Pre-hospital, Emergency and Trauma (NAIT); funded by the National Heart Foundation, Research Collaborative (TORC), a partnership Unit is a rapidly growing research unit • Aplastic Anaemia Registry (AAR); and The Nature, Incidence and Impact of between the Australian Red Cross Blood headed by Associate Professor Belinda • Massive Transfusion Registry (MTR). Secondary Conditions on Outcomes Service and Monash University’s Department Gabbe. The unit is responsible for a number for Individuals with Transport and Work of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine Other projects managed by the TRU: of leading clinical quality registries including (DEPM). This collaboration, established in related Injury in the State of Victoria project • Venous Thromboembolism Cohort study the Victorian State Trauma Registry (VSTR), 2008, has been central to the design and funded by ISCRR, and the Understanding (VTE); the Victorian Orthopaedic Trauma Outcomes progress of pioneering transfusion research in Trauma Patients’ Perceptions of Discharge • Myeloma and Related Diseases Registry Registry (VOTOR) and the Bi-National Burns Australia. Destination and its Impact on Outcome (MRDR); and Associate Professor Registry (Bi-NBR). These registries play project funded by the TAC. Associate Professor Erica Wood TORC is overseen by a multidisciplinary Belinda Gabbe an important role in the health system and • Registry of Kidney Diseases (RKD). steering committee chaired by Associate involve high level interaction with senior In 2013 Associate Professor Belinda Professor Merrole Cole-Sinclair of St Vincent’s Registries in development: industry, government, medical specialists and Gabbe was successful in obtaining project Hospital, Melbourne. TORC works closely • Haemoglobinopathies (including other professional and academic personnel. grant funding for an NHMRC Project with clinical leaders to establish new national thalassemia and sickle cell disease) Grant commencing in 2014 - Outcomes The unit also manages the NHMRC Centre registries and other projects to collect after Serious Injury: What is the Recovery TORC holds educational seminars to of Research Excellence in Australian information about conditions requiring major Trajectory and how do the Priorities for bring together clinicians, policymakers Resuscitation Outcomes Consortium (Aus- and/or complex transfusion support, and to Treatment and Disability Services change and researchers. Previous seminars have ROC) as well as a number of NHMRC funded better understand and improve outcomes over time? Dr Janet Bray and Dr Biswadev addressed informed consent for transfusion, projects: for patients. Clinical experts from around massive transfusion and critical bleeding, Mitra were also successful in receiving Australia and New Zealand participate as • RINSE trial (The rapid infusion of cold NHMRC Early Career Fellowships, perioperative blood management, and local investigators and project steering bleeding, clotting and transfusion support in normal saline by paramedics during CPR); commencing in 2014. committee members. TORC also has close obstetrics. • HOLLT (Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy in Website: http://www.med.monash.edu.au/ links with governments, advisory groups, Lower Limb Trauma); epidemiology/traumaepi/index_traumaepi. specialty colleges and professional societies html to ensure translation of research into policy • Access to Care (Improving Outcome for and practice. People with Spinal Cord Injury); and TORC’s setting, combining access to • Injury-VIBES (Improving the measurement transfusion medicine and research expertise, of non-fatal injury burden – validating the provides opportunities for medical specialists GBD methods). in training and future researchers to develop solid foundations in transfusion research Additional research projects include the Safe methodologies. Emergency Elderly Discharge (SEED) project 46 47 Women’s Public Health Research

Professor Helena Teede (Head) This research team includes research fellows, students and staff with a variety of backgrounds, including medicine (endocrinology, obstetrics and vascular medicine), basic science, psychology, dietetics, exercise physiology, nursing and health promotion. The unit has a number of programs including healthy lifestyles, obesity, PCOS and reproductive health, Indigenous health, menopause and midlife health, evidence synthesis and guidelines, diabetes Professor Helena Teede and cardiovascular disease, and a clinical trials program. Translation of research to a range of stakeholders including researchers, 2013 National Indigenous Women’s Health clinicians, consumers and policy makers is Workshop fundamental to the activities of the unit and is facilitated through links with the NHMRC and NGOs.

Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease Research

Associate Professor Sophia Zoungas Associate Professor Zoungas was recently (Head) the recipient of the largest NHMRC grant, awarded $5.1 million to investigate the use The Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease of statins (cholesterol lowering medications) Research Unit, is undertaking a variety for reducing events in the elderly and as such of projects emphasising formative and prolonging overall and disability free survival. translational research in the area of diabetes and prevention of cardiovascular disease. The unit frequently collaborates with other institutions and hospital departments (such as podiatry, infectious diseases, vascular medicine, dietetics, and emergency departments) within Monash Health to Associate Professor Sophia promote a multidisciplinary approach to Zoungas clinical research that can be translated to clinical practice with the aim of improving Monash Centre for Health Research health outcomes for patients. and Implementation (MCHRI)

MCHRI is a partnership between Monash University and Monash Health, newly established in 2013 under the direction of Professor Helena Teede. Centre for Clinical Effectiveness (Monash Innovation & Quality, Monash Health)

MCHRI functions as a network, harnessing and focusing collective effort and expertise across a range of clinical Ms Cindy Hawkins (Director), Ms Angela National Standards). This includes work that described the knowledge translation activity disciplines and research themes within the Monash Health Translation Precinct MHTP and the academic Health Melder (Manager) addresses the National Standards which at Monash Health and the impact that high indicate the need for the development and/or quality, synthesised and up-to-date evidence Services Centre (including Monash Health and Alfred Health). MCHRI aims to facilitate cultural change and build The Centre for Clinical Effectiveness (CCE) application of clinical guidelines or pathways has on clinical practice. capacity for evidence based practice, systems change and health care improvement. contributes to knowledge translation through that are supported by the best available the provision of literature reviews to inform evidence. policy and clinical practice at Monash MCHRI Units include: Health. This setting requires reviews that The delivery of Evidence Dissemination cover a diverse range of questions, evidence Service continues as core business for • Women’s Public Health Research; and perspectives. CCE is able to respond CCE. Presentations about the Evidence • Diabetes and Vascular Medicine Research Program; in a rigorous but timely manner using a Dissemination Service were delivered to the customised approach. Health Technology Assessment International • Centre for Clinical Effectiveness; 10th Annual Conference in Seoul, South CCE has contributed to initiatives that • Clinical Research Support Program; and Korea and the 2013 Australasian Cochrane address the Australian Commission on Safety Symposium in Melbourne. The presentations • Implementation and Training Program and Quality in Healthcare Standards (the

48 49 Implementation and • opportunities and support for end user engagement in research, including health Training Program professionals, consumers and health Dr Marie Misso (Head) service management. The MCHRI Implementation and Training The training program is evolving and is Program based at the Monash Health being co-designed with broad end user Translation Precinct aims to consolidate and engagement, underpinned by formative build a clinical translational research culture research and evaluation. and capability at Monash Health. Available training programs are being Short-Courses explored across Monash University, Monash Health and International bodies including the Building capacity in end user driven research Institute for Health Service Improvement, A/Prof Erica Wood and integration of research into clinical and a mixed methods project to determine practice are major priorities for MCHRI in the the needs and preferences of clinical staff is Dr Marie Misso pursuit of healthcare improvements. currently underway. The training program provides accessibility for multidisciplinary, non-research active health professionals to – • high-quality research systems, methodological expertise, advice and support; • a multidisciplinary training program in clinical research, translation and implementation linked to Monash Health Research Directorate and Ethics programs as well as Monash University programs; and

Clinical Research This service has provided over 540 hours of consulting time in the last 12 months Support Services: to more than 40 clinical research groups Monash Biostatistical based at Monash Health, and supports the deliberations of the Human Research and Research Support Ethics Committee. Associate Professor Sophia Zoungas Other support includes health services (Head) evaluation, project management expertise, The Monash Biostatistical Research Support clinical trial design and data management Unit, aims to enhance Monash Health’s linked to the SPHPM at AMREP. research efforts by the development, These support programs are expanding into execution and reporting of clinical research a Centre to support clinical applied research studies and clinical audits. It specifically at Monash Health. provides advice on study design, grant Education Associate Professor Sophia writing, power calculations and statistical Zoungas analysis. • Undergraduate Teaching • Postgraduate Teaching • Doctoral Training • Short Courses

50 51 Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery

Undergraduate Teaching A number of SPHPM staff teach in the MBBS programme, including Professor Robin Bell, Professor Just Stoelwinder, Professor Robert Burton, Associate Professor Dragan Monash University Bachelor of Health Science Ilic, Dr David Goddard and Dr Helen Ackland. The School mainly teaches into Theme 2, Population, Society, Health and Illness of the MBBS programme. The Bachelor of Health Science (BHSc) continued to grow in 2013, with our largest ever This theme includes units in number of students (346), including 86 BHSc /Bachelor of Social Work and 44 BHSc/ Bachelor of Business students. • Health, knowledge and society Our teaching program comprises 27 undergraduate units at Years 1, 2 and 3, taught at our • Population health Caulfield campus. Teaching covers areas such as public health, epidemiology and research • Community based practice and health promotion methods, health policy and programs, global health, and social and cultural aspects of health. • Occupational and environmental medicine The course provides a flexible program for students to pursue careers in a range of health • Evidence-based clinical practice occupations. Graduates from our program have gone on to further studies for clinical careers (including medicine, occupational therapy, nutrition), public health research (Honours and • Health systems, management and policy PhD), and non-health careers including teaching and law. In 2013 a new third year selective-entry research placement unit (HSC3132 Action in Public Health Research) was introduced, providing an opportunity for independent, motivated Health Knowledge and Society Evidence Based Clinical students to obtain hands-on experience in public health research. A small group of six and Population Health Practice (EBCP) students formed the first cohort, and were placed with a range of research units within Dr Helen Ackland coordinates the Health, Associate Professor Dragan Ilic co-ordinates the School, including the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine, the Monash Centre for Knowledge and Society unit in the first this unit, aimed to equip students with the BMedSci Hons Program Occupational and Environmental Health, and the Monash Centre for Health and Research semester of first year and Professor Robin skills to identify, appraise and integrate Implementation. Bell coordinates the Population Health Unit the best available evidence to their clinical The Bachelor of Medical Science (BMedSci), an optional research year undertaken by We moved to a system of online submission for all written assessment tasks in 2013, thus in second semester of first year. Ms Penny training and practice. Associate Professors medical undergraduates, continued to streamlining the process of submission, grading and providing feedback, which is a great Robinson coordinates the tutors for the Dragan Ilic and Elmer Villanueva have worked Bachelor of Health Science Honours Students thrive over 2013 under the coordination advantage to both students and teaching staff. Population Health unit as well as contributing together to develop the program, delivered to to the lecture program and curriculum graduate entry medical students. of Associate Professor Allen Cheng and Ten students undertook the Honours degree in Bachelor of Health Science, our highest development. Dr Jayamini Illesinghe, with Six BMedSc number ever at this level. Honours thesis topics were diverse, and included oral health of The EBCP program was also exclusively students and eight Indonesian students delivered as online teaching to over 400 4th undertaking a BMedSc (Int). Topics ranged injecting drug users, health service use by young women in the Northern Territory, and risk Community-based Practice factors in patellar tendinopathy. year MBBS students across all metropolitan from studies to assess osteoporosis in (CBP) and Health Promotion Melbourne and Rural sites in Australia, middle-aged women, to an evaluation of Website: www.monash.edu.au/study/coursefinder/course/3882/ Malaysia and the Gippsland region. techniques to extract DNA from toenails for Second year students at Clayton and forensics. Sunway undertake a unit in the community- based practice program and health Health systems management promotion. Professor Robin Bell coordinates and policy (HSMP) this unit. This unit introduces students to HSMP is delivered to over 450 students in community-based organizations and it is their the 4th year of the MBBS course in Clayton first contact with patients and clients where and Sunway Malaysia and in Year C of the they learn about their professional role. A graduate entry program. The overall aim key component is learning about the place is to provide background knowledge and of health promotion in modern health care. understanding about health systems and Students undertake a group research project policy issues that affect clinical practice. undertaken with the community-based Issues covered include the coordination organization and the Chris Silagy Award is of clinical care through mechanisms such presented each year for the best project. as guidelines and pathways, team work and case management, patient safety, Occupational and risk management, clinical governance, Environmental Medicine accountability and strategies to change clinical practice. Teaching materials are Dr David Goddard coordinates this unit in the presented online and weekly discussion second semester of Year 3 and Year B of the groups are moderated by senior medical graduate entry medical course. administrators and practitioners.

New developments for 2014 New modules have been developed during 2013 for delivery for the first time in 2014. The first of these is an online module on mid- life women’s health which will be delivered to Year 5. The second is a module in Prevention Science which will be delivered to Year 2 in parallel with the Rural Health program. There are also planned revisions to the CBP program.

52 53 Undergraduate and Graduate Entry Medical Law Bachelor of Medical Science Honours student Daniel Epstein has had a Programs big year in 2013! The Department teaches medical law to both the undergraduate and graduate stream medical students at Monash University. It covers ten key areas of law relevant to clinical practice and uses over 60 medical lawyers, clinicians and VIFM staff to deliver small group tutorials to students in most years of the two medical degrees. Associate Professor David Ranson coordinates the teaching of the medical law tutorial programs. A number of changes to the teaching methods were initiated to update the program including the gradual introduction of on-line methods and more content in the latter years of the medical degrees.

Bachelor of Biomedical Science Honours Information night at AMREP In 2013 there was a large increase in student numbers in the Bachelor of Biomedical Science and an increase in the School’s contribution to teaching epidemiology and biostatistics. The School taught four units including two core units: BMS1042 Biomedical Science and Society and BMS3021: Molecular Medicine and Biotechnology where it taught two research topics; ‘NCD, obesity and injury’, and ‘Drug discovery, re-discovery and planned discovery’. Two elective units were also taught – BME3032 Introduction to the Health System and HSC3011: Contemporary Health Challenges. The School hosted 3rd year BBiomedSc students for short-term rotations and research placements, providing exposure to public health and applied clinical research, and to public health practice, learning how health is maintained and how illness is controlled at local, regional and national levels. We continued to teach into the BBiomedSci Honours program in conjunction with the Baker IDI and the Burnet. The BBiomedSci students were also involved in the summer vacation scholarship program, providing them with an opportunity to join a research group and be actively involved in research.

Elements of Forensic Medicine

For 23 years, the Department of Forensic Medicine and the Faculty of Law have jointly offered teaching to undergraduate law students in the Elements of Forensic Medicine unit, a unique option in the Law curriculum. Each year Emeritus Professor Louis Waller and Professor Stephen Cordner provide current and relevant information to students using a variety of sources.

SPHPM Summer Vacation Program After twelve months of valuable hands on “It’s really increased my knowledge,” he says. experience in the emergency and trauma “It’s provided me with opportunities that go This year, 19 students received scholarships from the School of Public Health and Preventive department of the Alfred hospital Daniel just beyond the scope of research.” Medicine to experience medical research first hand, by participating in the summer vacation handed in his final thesis, where he achieved program. The program attracted students currently completing degrees in Bachelor of Health The next, and final, year of his degree will first class honours for his research. Science, Bachelor of Biomedical Science and Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery as well as take him in another direction again. Daniel is several health focussed double degrees. Each of the students worked with a senior researcher “I can tell you the full name of it,” he off to the highly regarded Charité Hospital and their team within the school to undertake a small research project or contribute to current offers with a wry smile. “Acute traumatic in Berlin to study anaesthetics, before he research in applied clinical and public health research. coagulopathy of isolated traumatic brain returns to his chosen field of trauma in Sri injury.” It’s a bit of a mouthful, but basically Lanka. As part of the program, the students visited the Intensive Care Unit, the Emergency Daniel is looking at the way blood clotting Department and the Heart Foundation. This year they also spent time with ambulance staff “I have quite a large interest in global health,” works in the brain after an injury. and observed the pressures faced by the pre-hospital and emergency teams in their day-to- he explains. “I’d like to work in medicine in day work. “It’s been a magnificent opportunity,” developing countries.” he says. “I’ve learned a lot about how to The overwhelming consensus was that the program provides students with a better idea of Along with his studies, he has also found conduct good research. It’s been a very the work involved in establishing and completing a research project, as well as honing their the time to represent Australia in European worthwhile year for me.” statistical and applied research skills. They were also able to meet with physicians doing handball this year – taking him a world away both research and clinical practice, demonstrating to students that there are many career A particular highlight for Daniel was being from the clinical environment of a hospital! opportunities within medicine. able to work with the kind of world class As to why he is so drawn to working in professionals who are employed by the The Summer Vacation Scholarship Coordinators for 2013 were Dr Basia Diug (Basia.diug@ emergency and trauma, Daniel can’t quite Alfred Hospital. He’s clearly grateful for being monash.edu) and Dr Jay Illesinghe ([email protected]). explain it. able to watch and participate in responding to major trauma cases. “I just get interested when people start talking about emergency medicine!” he laughs.

54 55 Postgraduate Teaching

The SPHPM is committed to providing students with the full range of quantitative, analytical and communication skills necessary to work in the broad domain of public health. It especially Student Course focuses on developing skills in the quantitative methods of the population-based health Course Name Specialisation sciences and their problem solving application for primary care provision both in Australia and Enrolments developing countries. Master of Public Health Public Health 260 In the Department of Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine (DEPM) students were offered programs in the following specialisations: Master of Biostatistics Biostatistics 22

• Public Health Graduate Diploma in Biostatistics • Biostatistics • Clinical Research Methods Graduate Certificate in Biostatistics • Health Services Management • International Health Master Clinical Research Clinical Research Methods 24 • Occupational & Environmental Health Graduate Diploma The DEPM courses attracted students from a wide range of medical and allied health Graduate Certificate backgrounds, including medical, nursing, physiotherapy, pharmacy and health management. The majority of specialisations offered courses in Masters, Graduate Diploma and Graduate Master of Forensic Medicine Forensic Medicine 61 Certificate. The department offers over 70 postgraduate units, mainly in off campus mode i.e. online plus block days. The Master of Public Health remains the most popular program within the School of Public under the coordination of Dr Helen Kelsall. Master of Health Services Management Health Services Management 112 In 2013 Graduate Diploma in Health Services Management - A Public Health stream was established in the MPH course. Graduate Certificate in Health Services Management - The Graduate Diploma and Master of Occupational and Environmental Health were Master of International Health International Health 34 accredited by Australian OHS Education Board. Graduate Diploma in International Health - The Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma and Master of Health Services Management received reaccreditation by Australasian Master of Occupational & Environmental Health Occupational & Environmental Health 49 College of Health Services Management (ACHSM) Board. Graduate Diploma in Occupational & Environmental Health - We received our highest number of AUSAID international students who enrolled predominantly in our MPH program. Graduate Certificate in Occupational Health - Our course enrolments continued to grow and DEPM had close to 500 postgraduate Total postgraduate course enrolments 562 student enrolments. The Department of Forensic Medicine offered the Master of Forensic Medicine, catering for medical and dental practitioners working (or proposing to work) in the field of forensic medicine. This is the only course of its kind in the English speaking world. The course fills a unique niche in the educational domain of clinical forensic medicine and enables forensic medical practitioners and forensic odontologists to practice within the framework of ethical, medical and legal principles, standards and rules.

as of at 07.08.2013 (Monash Statistical Services) Website: www.med.monash.edu.au/sphpm/postgrad.html

56 57 The Sri Lankan Public Health Training Program Doctoral Training

Our Higher Degree by Research (HDR) program has trained many health professionals for senior careers in public health in Australia and overseas. The program has continued to grow and thrive and attracts students from around Australia and globally. HDR students come from many clinical backgrounds, including medicine, science, physiotherapy, public health, psychology, nursing, social science and more. The progress of students is facilitated by a very strong research environment, with a broad program of NHMRC funded research and access to extensive infrastructure. Support includes assistance in biostatistics, data management, computing and support from experienced staff and a large student body. Support is also provided by the Good Research Governance Coordinator, who advises doctoral students on the development of protocols and adherence to strict research guidelines. In 2013, a total of 146 HDR students were enrolled, including 36 new students. These comprised 131 PhD, 2 MD, 10 DPH (Doctor of Public Health), 1 Master of Philosophy and 2 Master of Surgery students. By the end of 2013, 13 HDR Students (11 PhD, 1 DPH, 1 M Surg) had been examined and passed. Dr Elizabeth Douglas ([email protected]), PhD Program Coordinator, also provides advice and pastoral support for students. She oversees a tight and full annual review program to ensure projects are feasible and innovative and that students are progressing satisfactorily. The doctoral administrator, Ms Natalie Pekin, also provides assistance and administrative support. The 3 minute thesis competition at the SPHPM The Following doctoral students received awards during 2013: Mr Luke Rodda Best Paper Early Career Researcher SPHPM Full PhD Student Scholarship (from Forensic and Clinical Toxicology Association Inc) Ms Melanie Gibson-Helm Sri Lankan Trainees in 2013 (L to R): Dr Supun Wijesinghe, Dr Vajira Nanayakkara, Dr Irosha Nilaweera, Dr Thilanga Ruwanpathirana, Dr Buddhi Lokuketagoda (absentia), Dr Bhanuja Wijethilaka (abstentia) Best Free Communication award at the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists Annual Scientific Meeting in Sydney 8-11 September for her presentation: “Maternal health and pregnancy outcomes among women of refugee The School of Public Health and Preventive This year, we had six medical graduates background in Australia”. Medicine (SPHPM) trains Sri Lankan doctors at the SPHPM, who undertook research Mr Matthew Page and dentists for senior roles in public health. in the areas of Occupational health, The Sri Lankan Ministry of Health sponsors Epidemiological Modelling, Women’s Health, The Australasian Epidemiological Association (AEA) Early Career Researcher Travel Award, the program, which is directed at mid-career Global health and ASPREE. As part of their and the Australasian Epidemiological Association (AEA) Student Conference Award for medical and dental practitioners in the final training program they visited a number submitting one of the best abstracts to the 2013 AEA Annual Scientific Meeting by a stages their training. The participants are of public health organisations including postgraduate student. typically highly accomplished graduates the Heart Foundation, medicare locals in Ms Sarah Shen with strong potential for leadership in Frankston, the Burnet Institute etc. A couple teaching and public health practice. Each of trainees and other practitioners went on Travel research grant from Southern Melbourne Integrated Cancer Service (SMICS) to present must spend a year in an overseas centre of a bus tour around the Maroondah Youth research work at the 8th World Congress of Melanoma. excellence in public health research before Services Providers (MYSP). Ms Shan Liu their qualification is granted. After returning This program, which has been running to Sri Lanka, most will move into key public ISHR/CSANZ prize for best mini-oral presentation at the 37th Annual Scientific Meeting of the for over 10 years within the SPHPM is health and administrative roles throughout Cardiac Society of Australia and NZ on the Gold Coast. coordinated by Dr Jay Illesinghe. the country. Chinese Government Award for Outstanding Self-financed Students Abroad for 2012. Mrs Ensieh Fooladi Young Investigator Award and Travel Award to North American Menopause Society Congress, Dallas, Texas The North American Menopause Society New Investigator Travel Award Mr Chris Morrison Faculty Excellence Award Dr Zoe McQuilten Australian and New Zealand Society of Blood Transfusion CSL Behring Overseas Travel Grant 2013

58 59 Alison Markwick chose the SPHPM to do her PhD

PhD representitives for 2013: Kylie Dyson, Kate Young, Henry Quach, Melanie Gibson-Helm In absentia; Stella Gwini and Ruth Klein

Ms Danielle Horyniak First prize, School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine Three Minute Thesis competition Monash Postgraduate Association Encouragement Award, Faculty of Medicine Three Minute Thesis competition Alison Markwick

Miller Foundation/Burnet Institute Public Health Travel Award With a string of letters already after her name and a successful career in epidemiology, it Dr Ingrid Hopper is not unreasonable to ask why Alison Markwick enrolled in a PhD in the School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine. The ASCEPT Clinical Special Interest Group poster prize A senior epidemiologist in the Health Intelligence Unit, Prevention and Population Ms Christina Ekegren Health Branch in the Victorian Department of Health, Alison has a Master of Science in Postgraduate travel grant from the Monash Institute of Graduate Research. Immunology from Monash University, a Master of Public Health from the Johns Hopkins University and a Master of Epidemiology from the University of Melbourne. Ms Kate Young “I decided to do a PhD because it is always something I’ve wanted to do,” said Alison. NHMRC Postgraduate Scholarship “But with having children and moving between Australia, the US and the UK, the The Ian Scott PhD Scholarship in Mental Health by Australian Rotary Health opportunity didn’t present itself until now.” Ms Beth Howard With a general paucity of data on the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal Australians in Victoria, Alison’s research is focussing on the determinants of Aboriginal health and AMREP Young Investigator Oral Presentation Commendation 2013 wellbeing in this state. Bright Sparks Postgraduate Top-Up Award – Baker IDI Heart & Diabetes Institute 2013-16 “Most of the available data is national data and often there is an assumption that this Ms. Thi Hong Minh Le is representative of all Aboriginal peoples,” added Alison. “However, this may mask important differences in the determinants of the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal people The Graduate Women Victoria (GWV) International Scholarship 2013 in Victoria.” Ms Elizabeth Kilgour In a report Alison wrote for the Health Intelligence Unit, based on data from the Victorian The Effective Translation of Research Award for her poster titled “Healthcare provider Population Health Survey, she had found enormous gaps between the Aboriginal and interactions with injured workers and insurers in workers’ compensation schemes“ at the 3rd non-Aboriginal population in almost all measures of health and wellbeing. Australian Compensation Health Research Forum in October 2013. “I found these disparities very disturbing and wanted an opportunity to delve into the data Mr Ziad Nehme more extensively,” said Alison. “And I was very happy to have the opportunity to do my PhD at Monash, my original alma mater.” Best Paper award at the Australian Resuscitation Council Conference 2013, for the paper titled “Early termination of EMS resuscitation from out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in Victoria, “Besides, both my children attend Monash and who gets the opportunity to say that the Australia”. whole family are going to the same university at the same time!” Alison hopes that her research will help inform future policy and action to ultimately eliminate the shameful gap that continues to exist in the health and wellbeing of Australia’s first people.

60 61 Short Courses Australian Certificate of Civil Aviation The SPHPM Short course program ran 10 very successful short courses in 2013 attracting over 300 Medicine (ACCAM) short course enrolments. These short courses aim to provide short-term, intensive educational opportunities for those seeking professional development, or as an alternative to full-time studies. The short courses are managed by Ms Suzy Giuliano (SPHPM Short Course Manager), Ms Jane Miosge (Centre Manager, MonCOEH) and Ms Karen Waugh (Administrative Assistant, GHSU) under the academic guidance of Professor Andrew Forbes.

Course Title and Convenor Description

Australian Certificate of Civil Aviation Medicine (ACCAM) This two week course qualifies medical practitioners to register with Dr David Newman the Civil Aviation Safety Authority as Designated Aviation Medical Examiners (DAMEs).

Biostatistics for Clinical and Public Health Researchers This course allows students to perform statistical analyses, report their findings and interpret their results as well as critically appraise Dr Baki Billah the statistical aspects of research publications in bioscience.

Ethics and Good Research Practice The aim of this short course is to provide course participants with Dr Liz Bishop an understanding of what constitutes good practice in research and what factors make research ethical or unethical.

Health Promotion This five-day course for health practitioners develops knowledge and Ms Nerida Joss, Dr Darshini Ayton and Mrs Ruth Klein skills for health promotion planning, strategy selection and evaluation.

Introduction into Systematic Reviews of Interventions Students of this course receive a detailed introduction to the meth- Mr Matt Page and Ms Miranda Cumpston ods involved in conducting a systematic review of an intervention, enabling participants to plan and commence a review of their own. Dr David Newman and student at the Aviation Training facility

Introduction to Data Analysis: SPSS without tears This short course involves students using SPSS for data analysis. a background briefing on the role of an air Students have the opportunity to analyse real life medical data and Monash University has been hosting the holds a PhD in physiology and is a Fellow Dr Baki Billah are given guidance on the appropriate understanding of the results ACCAM course for over 20 years. This of the Aerospace Medical Association and traffic controller and their working conditions, of the analyses. course introduces medical practitioners the Royal Aeronautical Society. He is also while the visits to the tower and operations to the medical and physiological aspects a qualified pilot, and has flown a variety of room give the students a rare opportunity to Introduction to Clinical Research and Evidence Based of aviation and the regulatory framework military and civilian fixed-wing and rotary- see air traffic controllers at work. On the most This short course introduces the first two steps of the EBP process, Practice (EBP) for aviation in Australia. The course is a wing aircraft, including 150 hours in high recent course students were able to observe including research designs. The course also focuses on steps 3 and requirement to be able to register with the performance aircraft such as the F/A-18 and air traffic controllers handling a light aircraft A/ Prof Dragan Illic 4 of the EBP process, with emphasis on the critical appraisal aspect Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) as Harrier. emergency. of EBP. a Designated Aviation Medical Examiner In 2013, the ACCAM course ran twice, at The final exam produced an excellent overall (DAME). The role of a DAME is to examine maximum capacity. Both courses attracted score for the July 2013 group; the Dux was Introduction to Stata pilots and air traffic controllers for fitness to This course provides an introduction to the statistical analysis soft- a mix of local, interstate and overseas awarded to Dr Foti Blaher with an impressive work. Prof Rory Wolfe and Ms Pam Simpson ware program, Stata Release 12, covering basic data management students, including GP’s, health researchers, exam result of 95%. issues and popular epidemiological analyses. Course coordinator Associate Professor surgeons and nurses. Students of the November course also David Newman has been running this course Students visit the Ansett Aviation Training managed a 100% pass rate with Dr Sally since 2000 and brings to each course a facility in Tullamarine as a part of the two Cornish taking out the Dux award with a A short course designed for occupational medicine trainees and GPs wealth of knowledge in aviation medicine. Monash Certificate in Clinical Occupational Medicine week training course and experience the 737 result of 91%. who assess patients with work-related problems. The course ob- David spent over 12 years in the RAAF as and BAe 146 flight simulators. Dr David Fish jectives include (but are not limited to) providing the knowledge and a medical officer and aviation medicine The ACCAM course will run in July and skills necessary to diagnose occupational diseases, perform medical specialist and completed aviation medicine Students also get the opportunity to visit Air December 2014. assessments, and write a medicolegal report. courses in the US and UK, including the Services Australia at Tullamarine including Diploma of Aviation Medicine through the the control tower and the operations room.

Royal College of Physicians, London. He Air Services Australia staff give the students Survival Analysis with Stata This course provides a thorough introduction to basic survival anal- ysis concepts and methods, and covers selected advanced issues. Prof Rory Wolfe It also provides training that enables people to perform their own survival analyses in the Stata 13 statistical software package.

62 63 Head of School (Musculoskeletal Epidemiology) Prof Malcolm Sim; BMedSc, Projects Manager MBBS, MSc, GDipOccHyg, PhD, Prof David (Jamie) Cooper; BMBS, Prof John J McNeil; MBBS MSc FAFOM, FFOM (Occupational & Ms Tania Richter MD, FRACP, FCICM Intensive Care PhD FRACP FAFPHM Prevention Environmental Health) Science Prof Susan Davis; MBBS FRACP Clinical Professor Michael Levy; MB, Professors PhD (Women’s Health) BS (Hons II) UNSW, MPH USyd, Prof Robin Bell; MBBS (Hons) PhD Deputy Head of School Prof Olaf Drummer; FRCPA, PhD, FAFPHM MPH FAFPHM Cert Health Econ, BAppSc(Chem), CChem MRACI Prof Michael Abramson; Prof Just Stoelwinder; MBBS, MD, Grad Cert Health Prof Educ (Department of Forensic Medicine MBBS(Hons), BMedSc(Hons), FRACP, FRACMA, FACHE, FAFPHM [DoFM]) Prof Rinaldo Bellomo; MBBS (Hons), PhD, FRACP, FAFPHM Clinical Health Services and Global Health MD (USA), MD (Monash), FRACP, Epidemiology Prof Jane Fisher; BSc (Hons), PhD, Research FACCP, FCICM MAPS (Jean Hailes Research Unit) Prof Helena Teede; MBBS, FRACP, Prof Michael Berk Divisional Heads Prof Andrew Forbes; BSc(Hons), PhD (Monash Applied Research MSc, PhD (Biostatistics, Stream [MARS]) Prof Robert Burton; MBBS, Prof John J McNeil; MBBS MSc Epidemiological Modelling) BMedSci, PhD, MD, BA PhD FRACP FAFPHM Prevention Prof Andrew Tonkin; MBBS, MD, Science A/Prof Belinda Gabbe; MAppSc, MRACP, FRACP (Cardiovascular Prof Peter Cameron; MBBS, BPhysio, PhD, NHMRC CDA (Pre- Research) MD, FACEM Prof Michael Abramson; hospital, Emergency & Trauma) MBBS(Hons), BMedSc, PhD, A/Prof Erica Wood; MBBS, FRACP, Prof Stephen Cordner FRACP, FAFPHM Clinical A/Prof Manoj Gambhir; BSc, PhD FRCPA (Transfusion Research Unit Prof Nicholas Crofts Epidemiology (Epidemiological Modelling) [TRU]) Prof Judith Finn; PhD, MEdSt, Prof David (Jamie) Cooper; BMBS, Prof Sally Green; PhD, A/Prof Robyn Woods; BSc(Hons), GradDipPH, BSc, DipAppSc, RN, MD, FRACP, FCICM Critical Care- GDip(ManipPhysio), BAppSc(Physio) PhD (ASPirin in Reducing Events in RM, ICCert, FACN, FAHA Research (Co-director Australasian Cochrane the Elderly [ASPREE]) Centre) Prof Jacqueline Fritschi Prof Andrew Forbes; BSc (Hons) Prof Barbara Workman; MBBS, MSc PhD, FACS, FAAAI Research Adjunct A/Prof Claire Harris; MBBS FRACP, MD, AFRACMA (Monash Prof Graham Giles Methodology GradDip(Child Development) Ageing Research Centre [MONARC]) MSc(Public Health) FAFPHM (CCE Prof Michael Grayson Prof Malcolm Sim; BMedSc , MBBS, A/Prof Sophia Zoungas; MBBS, Research) Prof Joseph Ibrahim; MBBS, MSc, GDipOccHyg, PhD, FAFOM, FRACP, PhD (Diabetes and GradCertHigherEd, PhD, MRACMA, FAFPHM, FFOM Occupational and Dr Carol Holden; PhD MPH Cardiovascular Disease Research, FAFPHM, FRACP Environmental Science (Andrology Australia) Clinical Research Support Services) Prof Helen Keleher Prof Just Stoelwinder; MBBS, MD, A/Prof Catherine Joyce; BA(Hons), Precinct Manager FRACP, FRACMA, FACHE, FAFPHM MPsych, PhD, GCHE Prof Joan Ozanne-Smith; MBBS, Health Services and Global Health Prof Henry Krum; MBBS, Mr Gavin Horrigan, MBA, BSc. MPH, MD, FAFPHM Research PhD, FRACP, FCSANZ (CCRE (Hons) Prof Robert Power Prof Helena Teede; MBBS, FRACP, Therapeutics), FESC PhD Monash Applied Research A/Prof Karin Leder; PhD, Research Manager Adjunct Professors Stream MBBS(Hons), FRACP, MPH Heads of Departments/ (Infectious Diseases, Water Quality) Dr Jayamini Illesinghe; PhD, Prof Stephen Bernard BBiomed (Hons) Grad.Dip.Ed. Centres/Units A/Prof Bebe Loff; BA, LLB, MA Prof Lawrence Beilin (Medical Law and Ethics), PhD (The Prof Kerry Breen; AM, MMBS, MD Prof John J McNeil; MBBS, MSc, Michael Kirby Centre for Public Doctoral Manager (Melb), FRACP PhD, FRACP, FAFPHM (Department Health and Human Rights) of Epidemiology and Preventive Dr Elizabeth Douglas; BA, Prof Peter Brooks Medicine [DEPM]) Prof Ajay Mahal; BA (Economics) GradDipHealthPsych, PhD (Hons) (Global Health) Prof Gilles Capellier; MD MSc PhD Staff Prof Michael Abramson; MBBS(Hons), BMedSc, PhD, Prof Paul Myles, MD, FANZCA Research Governance Prof Robert Conyers; MBBS, FRACP, FAFPHM (Clinical (ANZSCA Research) Officers BSc(Hons), PhD, MBL, FRCPA, Epidemiology) FFSc, FAICD, AFRACMA, MAACB, Prof Brian Oldenburg; BSc(Hons), Mrs Marina Skiba; B.Ed(Sec:SC) MRACI Prof Robert Atkins; AM, MBBS, MPsych, PhD (International Public MSc(Colorado), DSc, FRACP (Renal Health Unit [IPHU]) Dr Elizabeth Bishop, PhD, LLB, BA Prof Nicholas Crofts Disease Prevention) Emeritus Prof Paul O’Brien; MD, Prof Paul Dietze; BSc(Hons) PhD Prof Rachelle Buchbinder; MBBS FRACS & Associate Prof Wendy Marketing & Prof Jacques Duranteau (Hons), MSc (Clin Epi), PhD, FRACP Brown; MBBS(Hons) PhD FRACS Communications (Clinical Epidemiology [Cabrini]) FACS (Centre for Obesity Research Manager Prof Christopher Fairley and Education [CORE]) Prof Peter Cameron; MBBS, Prof Judith Finn; PhD, MEdSt, MD, FACEM (Centre of Research Prof Brian Priestly; BPharm, Ms Suzy Giuliano GradDipPH, BSc, DipAppSc, RN, Excellence in Patient Safety MPharm, PhD (ACHHRA) RM, ICCert, FACN, FAHA [CREPS]) Postgraduate Programs Prof Christopher Reid; BA, DipEd, Prof Jacqueline Fritschi Prof Flavia Cicuttini; MBBS (Hons), MSc,CertHE, PhD, NHMRC Fellow Manager Prof Graham Giles MSc, PhD, DHTM, FRACP, FAFPHM (Data Management) Ms Maida O’Keeffe

64 65 Prof Michael Grayson A/Prof Benjamin Smith; GCHE, A/Prof Stuart Kinner; BA (Hons), Senior Lecturers and Dr Andrea James; Grad Dip. Occ & Dr Andrew Westbrook; MB, BAO, Dr Daryl Jones; BSc(Hons) MBBS Dr Soren Blau; BA(Hons), MSc, BSW(Hons), MPH, PhD PhD Env Health BCh, FCARSI, FCICM FRACP FCICM MD PhD Prof Robyn Guymer Senior Research Fellows A/Prof Peter Smith; PhD, MPH, A/Prof Anthony Lamontagne Dr Kirsi-Maija Kaukonen; MD, PhD, Dr Errol Katz; MBBS, LLB, MPP Dr Benjamin Coghlan; MBBS, Prof Margaret Hellard; MBBS, PhD, BAppSc Dr Nick Andrianopoulos; MBBS EDIC Adjunct Senior Research (Public Policy) MPH&TM, MAppEpid FAFPHM, FRACP A/Prof Stanley Luchters; MD, M.Sc. A/Prof Bing Wang; PhD, MSc, BSc, Public Health,PhD Dr Rosalie Aroni; BA(Hons), PhD Dr Helen Kelsall; MBBS, MPH, Fellows/Adjunct Senior Dr Peter Kruger; PhD, BMBS, Dr Terence Donald; Prof Steve Hrudey DIBICM, FCARCSI, MB BAO Bch MHlthSci (PHP), PhD, FAFPHM Associates BSc(Honours), FCICM, FANZCA A/Prof Graeme Maguire; BMedSc Dr Cecile Aubron; PhD Dr Julian Elliott; MBBS, FRACP, PhD Prof James Isbister; A/Prof Rory Wolfe; BSc, PhD (Hons), MBBS (Hon), FRACP, Mrs Elizabeth Kennedy; BA, Mr Bruce Levy; BEc, LLB Dr Anna Barker; B.Phty, M.Phty Dr Asnawi Abdullah Dr Sanjeev Gaya; MBBS, DMJ, Prof George Jelinek; MBBS, MPH&TM, PhD LLB(Hons), LL.M(Melb), Grad Dip. 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Eric Aizenstros 70 71 Dr Jennifer McGinley Dr Linda Schachter Mrs Catherine Bain Dr Shyamala Nadathur Doctoral Students Ms Sabrina Gupta Ms Renata Morello Ms Evelyn Wong Mr Dean McKenzie Dr Danushka Senevirante Ms Hosne Begum Ms Dhanya Nambiar Ms Stella Gwini Mr Christopher Morrison Ms Roisin Worsley Dr Marian Abouzeid Ms Joanne McKenzie Mr Faisal Shafiq Dr Melanie Benson Ms Sandra Neate Dr Anjali Haikerwal Ms Mutsa Pamela Mutowo Ms Breanna Wright Mr Khurshid Alam Ms Angela Melder Miss Hana Shahkhan Mr Martin Botros Dr Corina O’Dowd Dr Sarah Hannam Ms Tess Nagorka-Tsindos Ms Cassandra Wright Ms Katherine Anders Miss Beth Miller Ms Fathimath Shamah Dr Gary Bourke Dr Helen Parker Ms Jessica Harding Ms Nusrat Najnin Dr Bryan Ping-Yen Yan Ms Thathya Venu Ariyaratne Ms Jessica Minshall Ms Kerith Sharkey Mr Peter Bradford Mr Leonard Price A/Prof Claire Harris Mr Ziad (Zee) Nehme Dr Gary Yip A/Prof Eugene Athan Ms Megan Moreau Mr Anupam Shrestha Miss Annabelle Brennan Mr Victor Rodriguez Ms Elizabeth Headley Dr Peter New Ms Kate Young Ms Sarah Arnup Ms Irina Moroshko Dr David Sime Ms Jocelyn Cole Dr Majid Rahgozar Ms Susan Heywood Ms Winda Ng Dr Nor’azim Mohd Yunos Dr Rafidah Atan Miss Julia Moszkowicz Ms Karin Smith Mrs Fiona Connor Mr Andrew Rakowski Ms Alisa (Lisa) Higgins Mr Tilahun Nigatu Ms Pauline Zardo Mr Berhan Ayele Mrs Jyotishna Mudaliar Dr Georgia Soldatos Dr Jusith Day Mr Lal Rawal Mr Danny Hills Dr Gerard O’Reilly Mrs Zahra Aziz Honours Students Ms Shyamala Nataraj Dr Rupert Strasser Ms Christine Denyer Dr Thomas Rechnitzer Dr Ingrid Hopper Dr Neil Orford Ms Jocasta Ball Miss Fathima Nazeem Dr Claire Stubber Mr Ibrahima Diouf Dr Ernest Reeders Ms Danielle Horyniak Miss Belinda O’Sullivan (Walsh) BMedSci Honours Mr Dimitri Batras Dr John Oldroyd Miss Megan Swannell Ms Kristine Jodie Egberts Mrs Karen Richards Miss Bethany Howard Mr Ala’a Oteir Students Prof Rinaldo Bellomo Dr Yin Thet Nu Oo Miss Amanda Tan Mr Michael Florenti Dr Elisha Riggs Mr Soe Htet Mr Matthew Page Daniel Epstein Dr Irene Bobevski Mr David Orchard Mr Chin Yao Tan Mrs Ensieh Fooladi Ms Veronique Roussy Dr Monira Hussain Mr Cameron Palmer William Hatfield Dr Luke Bonato Ms Emily Orchard Miss Stephanie Tanamas Mr Julian Gardner Ms Rachel Sacks-Davis Mr Rakibul Islam Mr Eldho Paul Bronia Lewis Ms Molly Bond Dr Irene Osagie Ms Mable Taoi Dr Michelle Gold Ms Sarmin Sayeed Ms Marsha Ivey Ms Rina Pradhan Amanda Tan Ms Anna Bowring Miss Renee Owen Ms Tracy Taylor Miss Romi Goldschlager Dr Amanda Sillcock Mrs Sara Ivory Mr Henry Quach Jessica Elliott Ms Sue Brennan Ms Fiona Pavan Ms Oana Tatucu Dr Fahad Hanna Dr Jurie Snyman Anju Joham Mr Brendan Quinn Manila Ratnayake Dr Aidan Burrell Ms Veena Peacock Ms Basilie Teoh Dr Angela Henjak Ms Emily Steele Dr Daryl Jones Mr Lal Bahadur Rawal Ms Katherine Cantwell Prof Gavin Perkins Dr Jayakrishnan Thavody Dr Philippa Hetzel Dr Lakshmi Sumithran Mrs Nerida Joss Dr Salmi Razali Ms Sarah Carmody Dr Tài Pham Miss Katherine Thorn Dr Tessa Hillgrove Miss Danielle Taske Dr Md Nazmul Karim Ms Angela Rintoul Mrs Catherine Chamberlain Dr Thi Van Anh Pham Miss Jenny Tran Dr Camilla Holdstock Mr Tecle Team Mr Surendra Karki Ms Jennifer (Kate) Roberts Dr Richard Yao-Yen Chen Ms Kathryn Phillips Ms Emily Trevorrow Ms Danielle Horyniak Miss Claire Tobin Ms Valerie Kay Mr Luke Rodda Dr Oyun Chimeddamba Dr Maree Powell Mr Patrick Ty Mrs Lisa Hughes Ms Caroline Van Gemert Ms Nicole Kellow Ms Veronique Roussy Dr Georgiana Chin Dr Adrian Praeger Dr Andrew Underhill Dr Sultana Hussain Emeritus Prof Peter Waller Ms Devaang Kevat Ms Rachel Sacks-Davis Mr Enayet Chowdhury Mrs Christine Pratt Dr Allison van Lint; PhD Ms Marsha Ivey Ms Kate Waters Ms Natasha Khamisa Ms Anne Russell Ms Barbary Clarke Ms Gracy Presti Ms Numa Vera Ms Pamela Jordan Dr Bhanuja Wijayatilaka Ms Elizabeth Kilgour Mrs Masoumeh Sanagou Dr Ben Clissold Mr Richard Prokop Dr Heather Waddy Dr Md Nazmul Karim Ms Anna Wilkinson Ms Lara Kimmel Dr Antoine Schneider Dr Benjamin Coghlan Ms Felicity Quilty Ms Anna Waldron Mr Mutsumi Karasaki Dr Norzila Zakaria Ms Chebiwot Kipsaina Dr Sarah Shen Dr Genevieve Cowie Ms Emma Quirk Mr Ian Wang Mr David Kimbu Mrs Ruth Klein Mrs Durga Shrestha Mr Bradley Crammond Prof Tim Rainer Ms Joanna Wang Mr Nicos Kokotsis Ms Naomi Komadina Mr Gavin Smith Ms Janet Davey Ms Rathi Ramanathan Ms Ling Wang Ms Anna Kourbasis Ms Samantha Kozica Mrs Louise Sparkes Dr Joseph Doyle Mrs Heather Raux Mr Joshua West Ms Fiona Lander Ms Minh Le Mr Nathan Stam Dr Lisa Doyle Prof John Reeder Dr Teresa Williams Dr John Lange Miss Shan Liu Mr Hugh Stephens Ms Kylie Dyson Mr Gavin Reichel Ms Catherine Williams Dr Kevin Lee Dr Clement Lo Dr Andrew Teichtahl Ms Katherine Eastwood Miss Rhea Reigas Mrs Christina Wyatt Ms Jenifer Lee Dr Ian Loh Mr Sathish Thirunavukkarasu Ms Christina Egberts Dr Florence Reith Mr Glenn Yong Ms Suzie (Diane) Linden Ms Dhanya Malandkar Nambiar Dr Ravindranath Tiruvoipati Ms Christina Ekegren Dr Anthony Rixon Miss Claudia Zecena Morale Adj ClinAss P Erwin Loh Dr Victoria Mar Ms Claire Tobin Ms Ensieh Fooladi Mr Luke Rodda Mr Michael Zhu Ms Clare Lumley Ms Alison Markwick Mr Ralph Tramm Mrs Rosanne Freak-Poli Mr Ron Rose Mr David Lowen Ms Judith McInnes Mr Fraser Tull Teaching Assocates Dr Dashiell Gantner Mr Sasha Roshan-Zamir Dr Godwin Masuka Dr Zoe McQuilten Ms Caroline Van Gemert Ms Pragya Gartoulla Dr MD Al-Amin Ms Jan Roughley Mrs Jo-Anne Mazzeo Mrs Tanya Millard Mrs Marlien Varnfield Dr Katherine Gibney Mrs Narelle Algie Prof Kathy Rowan Ms Monica Mercieca Ms Rebecca Morris Mr Jason Wasiak Ms Melanie Gibson-Helm Ms Thathya Venu Ariyaratne Ms Amber Rucinski Dr Biswadev Mitra A/Prof Harry Mond Dr Ruwan Wijeminige Dr Neil Glassford Dr Christopher Atkins Dr Eva Saar Mr Samuel Muchoki Ms Elizabeth Moore Ms Anna Wilkinson Mrs Usha Gowda Dr Scott Ayton Ms Janelle Seymour Dr Kerry Murphy Ms Karen Moore Ms Rebecca Winter Dr Nathan Grills 72 73 BMedSci(Int) Honours Students Appendix 1: Grants and Funding Shezarina Pratita Ratna Putri Galisia Grants and Contracts Commencing in 2013 Mitaa Hapsari Hazairin Amount Viandini Permatahati Source Project Title Names of Investigators Duration received in Total funds Bambino Bismara Mamuaya 2013

Gusti Arga Aldrian Accident Medical Assessments: Environmental Collie, Alexander (CIA) 2013-2013 $24,000 $24,000 Compensation Scan James Wirra Corporation, Rheza Fabianto NZ (ACC,NZL)- Contract BBioMed Honours Alzheimer's A randomised controlled trial of MAXCOG: Regan, Bridget J (CIA) 2013-2013 $50,000 $50,000 Student Australia an individualised early intervention program for people with Mild Cognitive Impairment or Early Dementia and their Arani Azim family supporters BHSc (Hons) ARC-Grant Developing culturally relevant social Renzaho, Andre (CIA); Jones, Sandra 2013-2015 $58,295 $144,613 marketing interventions to increase blood C; Polonsky, Michael J; Smith, Geoff V Fatma Alhaddad donation amongst migrant communities: the case of African migrants David Bailey Enhancing health literacy to optimise Buchbinder, Rachelle (CIA); Osborne, 2013-2015 $12,327 $36,980 Daniella Benjamin health equality across Victorian Richard H; Beauchamp, Alison J Selina Brandse communities

Kira Harvey Community Capacity Building for Healthy Renzaho, Andre (CIA); Oldenburg, 2013-2016 $42,577 $70,586 Lifestyles (CBHL) initiative: Engaging Brian F; Mellor, David J; Polonsky, Grace Hollands communities in childhood obesity Michael J; Green, Julie B; Horton, prevention in disadvantaged areas Kelly; Nicholson, Jan Jerome Le Elucidating the increasing demand for Kirkman, Maggie (CIA); Dobson, Amy 2013-2016 $56,223 $432,220 Nuwanthi Rupasinghe genital cosmetic surgery among girls and RS; Fisher, Jane RW; Souter, Kay; Matthew Shumack women in Australia Butera, Rita G; Casper, Gabrielle R; Dally, Genevieve; Farrell, Elizabeth Arthur Truong F; L'Huillier, Elsie; Malone, Jessica; Michelmore, Janet H; Tomlinson, Visitors Jillian; Vollenhoven, Beverley J; Yap, Desiree Ms Aude Garnero Harnessing recreational infrastructure to Smith, Benjamin J (CIA); Ewing, 2013-2016 $28,614 $319,605 Dr Buddhi Lokuketagoda improve physical activity and community Michael; Mahal, Ajay S; Newton, Fiona well-being J; Bauman, Adrian; Donovan, Robert Dr Vajira Nanayakkara J; MacKay, Bruce J

Dr Irosha Nilaweera Understanding individual, workplace and Smith, Peter M (CIA); Sim, Malcolm 2013-2016 $54,721 $716,282 Dr Thilanga Ruwanpathirana system level influences on return to work R; Lamontagne, Anthony D; Browne, in a changing Australian labour market Tracey M; Fitzpatrick, Therese M; Hill, Dr Matthieu Schmidt Julie; Hogg-Johnson, Sheilah; Lilley, Rebbecca; McConnell-Lynch, Helen; Dr Thomas von Lueder Ryan, Susan Dr Supan Wijesinghe AstraZeneca Studies to determine the efficacy of Krum, Henry (CIA); Kompa, Andrew R; 2013-2014 $201,450 $227,300 Dr Pushpika Wijethilake United Kingdom AstraZeneca compounds modulating Kelly, Carren Ltd-Contract monocyte-inflammatory axes in a rat Dr Bhanuja Wijayatilaka model of cardiorenal syndrome

BUPA Health Improving the health of Australian women Davis, Susan R (CIA); Bell, Robin J; 2013-2015 $100,000 $280,000 Foundation at midlife Kulkarni, Jayashri; Panjari, Mary

Burnet Institute- Local Refinement and Field Testing of the Fisher, Jane RW (CIA) 2013-2013 $51,491 $51,491 Contract Thinking Healthy Program - Vietnamese Adaptation

Commonwealth Australian Fire Fighters' Health Study Glass, Deborah C (CIA); Del Monaco, 2013-2013 $150,000 $150,000 Department Anthony; Sim, Malcolm R of Defence, Australia- Contract

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Department of Depression in Australian Gulf War McKenzie, Dean P (CIA); Blackman, 2013-2013 $152,607 $152,607 NHMRC- Australasian Cochrane Centre Green, Sally E (CIA); McDonald, 2013-2015 $692,000 $2,076,000 Veterans' Affairs- Veterans: identification of key depressive Jillian F; Clarke, David M; Forbes, Cochrane Steven Grant symptoms and their comorbidity with Andrew B; Kelsall, Helen; Sim, Collaboration Cochrane musculoskeletal group Buchbinder, Rachelle (CIA); Johnston, 2013-2015 $60,000 $180,000 physical and psychological illness Malcolm R Grant Renea; Martin, Elizabeth; Winzenberg, Systematic review of psychological Kelsall, Helen (CIA); Forbes, Andrew B; 2013-2014 $92,468 $138,702 Tania M disorder multisymptom disorder and Sim, Malcolm R; Creamer, Mark C NHMRC-Contract Evidence based health advice for the Green, Sally E (CIA); McDonald, 2013-2014 $20,294 $51,100 chronic fatigue syndrome in veterans of National Health and Medical Research Steven; McKenzie, Joanne E deployment to the Gulf War Iraq War and Council on Natural Therapies Afghanistan NHMRC- The relationship between happiness and Freak-Poli, Rosanne (CIA) 2013-2016 $10,180 $221,917 Equity Trustees Preventing Vision Loss in the Elderly - McNeil, John J (CIA), Woods, Robyn 2013-2013 $88,974 $88,974 Early Career health Ltd - Phyllis A Mobile Retinal Camera and Clinical Researcher Connor Memorial Assessment Vehicle (Biobus) Investigating rising demand for Lowthian, Judy (CIA) 2013-2016 $70,256 $279,564 Fellowship Trust emergency health care with an ageing population Heart Foundation Effect of Renal Sympathetic Denervation Krum, Henry (CIA); Bailey, Michael J; 2013-2015 $16,237 $129,892 of Australia on Glycemic Status Independent of Blood McConell, Glenn; Schlaich, Markus; NHMRC- QuantStudioTM 7 Flex qPCR System Krum, Henry (CIA) 2013-2013 $110,000 $110,000 Pressure-Lowering Shaw, Jonathan Equipment Grant with automation robot from Applied Biosystems for gene expression profiling, Heart Heart Foundation Warning Signs Finn, Judith (CIA); Bray, Janet E 2013-2014 $64,509 $64,509 analysis and profiling of genomic Foundation- Campaign Evaluation Research Project biomarkers Contract NHMRC- A multi-centre RCT to prevent secondary Barker, Anna (CIA); Cameron, Peter; 2013-2015 $0 $1,488,315 Horne Family Health outcomes and lifestyle Jelinek, George A (CIA) 2013-2013 $52,152 $52,152 Partnership falls in older people presenting to the Haines, Terrence P; Lowthian, Judy; Charitable interventions in a sample of people with Projects Grant emergency department with a fall Forbes, Andrew B; Arendts, Glenn; Foundation, multiple sclerosis: The HOLISM study Flicker, Leon; Hill, Keith; Redfern, Julie; Canada via Scotia Waldron, Nicholas G Private Client Group (Bank of Improving the health of people with type 2 Oldenburg, Brian (CIA); Dominique, 2013-2016 $0 $810,962 Nova Scotia Trust diabetes using ICT Bird; Harris, Mark; Riddell, Michaela; Company) Russell, Anthony; Scuffham, Paul; Speight, Jane; Williams, Emily. Inner South Oral Health Program: Priority Populations Oldroyd, John C (CIA) 2013-2013 $16,000 $16,000 Community Service Review NHMRC- Tracking injuries in community sport Ekegren, Christina L (CIA) 2013-2014 $31,379 $43,033 Health Services- Postgraduate Conducting and using health service Morello, Renata (CIA) 2013-2015 $31,379 $77,059 Application Scholarship evaluations in the field Medpace A Placebo-Controlled, Randomized, Davis, Susan R (CIA) 2013-2014 $58,686 $67,647 The gender specific health needs of Worsley, Roisin (CIA) 2013-2015 $35,898 $117,368 Australia Pty Double-Blind, Parallel-Group, Dose women with chronic and complex Ltd (MEDPACE, Finding Trial to Evaluate the Efficacy & conditions AUS)- Contract Safety of TBS-2 Intranasal Testosterone Gel in Pre-Menopausal Women with NHMRC-Project Implications of the increasing duration Wolfe, Rory SJ (CIA); Backholer, 2013-2013 $34,000 $34,000 Acquired Female Grant of life spent with obesity for population Kathryn; Barendregt, Jan J; Peeters, health Anna Municipal Research on EGM gambling regulatory Livingstone, Charles H (CIA); Francis, 2013-2013 $3,300 $7,260 Association of and administrative reform Louise Modelling of Clinic and Ambulatory Blood Reid, Christopher M (CIA); Owen, Alice 2013-2014 $60,880 $130,481 Victoria Pressure on Cardiovascular Risk and J; Williamson, Elizabeth J; Ademi, Outcomes Zanfina; Liew, Danny YH NHMRC- NHMRC Practitioner Fellowship Cooper, David J (CIA) 2013-2017 $71,005 $380,450 Practitioner Banking on the future: Establishing Fisher, Jane RW (CIA); Hammarberg, 2013-2015 $147,468 $566,714 NHMRC Practitioner Fellowship Teede, Helena J (CIA) 2013-2017 $71,030 380,583 Fellowship evidence for policy, protocols, and patient Karin; Kirkman, Maggie; McLachlan, care relating to storage of reproductive Robert I; Rombauts, Luk; Vollenhoven, NHMRC-Career Quantifying the burden, understanding the Gabbe, Belinda J (CIA) 2013-2016 $102,630 $439,920 material before treatment for cancer Beverley J; Gook, Debra A; Stern, Development predictors, and improving the outcomes Catharyn Fellowship of non-fatal injury Fellowship Targeting bone marrow lesions to find Findlay, David (CIA); Wluka, Anita; 2013-2015 $12,000 22,000 interventions in the progression of Kuliwaba, Julia; Taylor, David NHMRC-Centres Centre for Population Health Research on Abramson, Michael J (CIA); Benke, 2013-2018 $87,859 $2,499,157 osteoarthritis of Research Electromagnetic Energy Geza P; Sim, Malcolm R; Croft, Excellence (CRE) Rodney J; Crozier, Stuart; Vermeulen, Comparative effectiveness of ultrasound- Buchbinder, Rachelle (CIA); Harris, 2013-2015 $165,334 $510,804 Grant Roel; Wiedemann, Peter guided injection with either autologous Anthony H; Staples, Margaret platelet rich plasma or glucocorticoid for Cardiac and respiratory health effects of Dennekamp, Martina N (CIA); 2013-2013 $20,000 $20,000 ultrasound-proven lateral epicondylitis: a exposure to air pollutants from prescribed Abramson, Michael J; Johnston, Fay; three-arm randomised / planned burning Meyer, Mick

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Does statin use have a disease modifying Wang, Yuanyuan (CIA); Cicuttini, Flavia 2013-2015 $192,202 $717,699 Victoria Law Health Legal Partnerships (HLPs) - Bishop, Elizabeth J (CIA) 2013-2014 $2,617 $4,362 effect in symptomatic knee osteoarthritis? M; Tonkin, Andrew M; Ding, Changhai; Foundation Designing a targeted training program A multicentre randomised, double-blind, Hill, Catherine; Jones, Graeme Victorian Investigation of the impacts of the Oldenburg, Brian F (CIA); Joss, Nerida 2013-2013 $17,300 $131,521 placebo-controlled trial WorkCover WorkHealth Coach Program to enable A Early Goal-Directed Sedation compared Bailey, Michael J (CIA); Bellomo, 2013-2017 $407,603 $2,752,725 Authority positive sustainable behaviour change for with standard care in mechanically Rinaldo; Howe, Belinda D; Shehabi, (WorkSafe worker health ventilated critically ill patients: a Yahya; McArthur, Colin; Reade, Victoria)-Contract Noise exposure and risk of Noise Induced Benke, Geza P (CIA); Dimitriadis, 2013-2014 $112,352 $149,803 prospective multicentre randomised Michael C; Seppelt, Ian M Hearing Loss in apprentices Christina; Kosny, Agnieszka controlled trial. Water Quality A novel approach to quantify indirect Sinclair, Martha I (CIA); Leder, Karin 2013-2013 $34,000 $34,000 Low dose aspirin and age-related macular McNeil, John J (CIA); Woods, Robyn 2013-2017 $279,014 $991,797 Research ingestion of recycled water: Improving S; O'Toole, Joanne E; Jones, Oliver; degeneration: randomised controlled trial L; Guymer, Robyn H; Robman, Luba R Australia Limited the evidence base for water guidelines Nguyen, Thang; Roddick, Felicity; The AspiriN To Inhibit SEPSIS Leder, Karin S (CIA); Pilcher, David; 2013-2017 $80,417 $391,880 (Stage 2A) Roeszler, Gareth (ANTISEPSIS) trial; an ASPREE substudy Wolfe, Rory SJ; Woods, Robyn L; to measure the benefit of low dose aspirin Eisen, Damon P; McBryde, Emma in the prevention of severe sepsis. The influence of anaesthetic depth on Myles, Paul (CIA); Leslie, Kate; Chan, 2013-2013 $610,702 $610,702 Grants and Contracts Continuing in 2013 patient outcome after major surgery Matthew T; Corcoran, Tomas; Paech, Michael; Short, Timothy G Amount A 10 year follow up of the Tasmanian Graeme; Jones (CIA), Cicuttini Flavia 2013-2016 $0 $652,772 Source Project Title Names of Investigators Duration received in Total funds 2013 Older adult cohort (TASOAC)

NHMRC- Centre for Air Quality and Health Dennekamp, Martina N (CIA) 2013-2016 $69,670 $273,753 Alcoa of Australia Healthwise Study Sim, Malcolm R (CIA); Abramson, 1995-2013 $316,113 $4,619,525 Research Research Evaluation (CAR) Postdoctoral Ltd Michael J; Benke, Geza P; Del Excellence Fellowship Monaco, Anthony; Dennekamp, Fellowship Martina N

Novartis Institutes Therapeutic Efficacy and Mechanisms of Krum, Henry (CIA) 2013-2014 $76,794 $182,340 Alexion Aplastic Anaemia Registry Wood, Erica M (CIA), Firkin, Frank; 2011-2014 $92,600 $108,300 for BioMedical Combined Angiotensin II Receptor and Pharmaceuticals Best, Renee; McQuilten, Zoe Research Inc.- Neprilysin Inhibition (ARNi) in a Post-MI Australasia Pty Contract Model of Cardiac Remodeling: In vivo Ltd-Contract study Alzheimer's Evaluation of Your Brain Matters Smith, Benjamin J (CIA) 2012-2013 $60,000 $110,000 Australia-Contract Novartis National Registry for Multiple Myeloma Wood, Erica M (CIA), Spencer, 2013-2013 $100,000 $100,000 Pharmaceuticals Andrew; McQuilten Zoe Ambulance Long term survival and quality of life Cameron, Peter (CIA) 2010-2013 $6,040 $6,040 Australia Pty Ltd- Victoria-Contract outcomes for VACAR patients Contract American A controlled evaluation of the Australasian Oldenburg, Brian F (CIA); De Courten, 2009-2013 $968 $796,686 Novartis Haemoglobinopathy Registry (HbR) Wood, Erica M (CIA), Ho, Joy; 2013-2014 $100,000 $150,000 Academy of Peers for Progress Diabetes Program Maximilian F; Wolfe, Rory SJ; Zaini, Pharmaceuticals Bowden, Don; Cole, Catherine; Family Physicians (PfP-DP) and its transferability to other Anuar; Adsetz, Pilvikki; Audehm, Australia Pty Ltd- Cole-Sinclair, Merrole; Engelbrecht, Foundation contries Ralph; Carter, Robert C; Dunbar, Contract Sunelle; Finlayson, Jill; McRae Simon; James A; Johnson, Greg J; Reddy, Pasricha, Sant-Rayn; Scarborough, Ri; Prasuna Shaw, Joanne, ARC-Fellowship Reducing the social, economic and Renzaho, Andre (CIA) 2011-2013 $192,001 $467,173 Teo Juliana health burden associated with obesity- Osteoporosis Achieving targeted assessment of bone Davis, Susan R (CIA); Bell, Robin J 2013-2014 $25,000 $50,000 related chronic diseases among socio- Australia health in women at midlife economically disadvantaged populations

Philanthropy, ANZ The Australian Longitudinal Study of Older McNeil, John J (CIA), Owen, Alice; 2013-2015 $100,000 $100,000 The impact of the ageing workforce on Smith, Peter M (CIA) 2012-2013 $138,147 $264,686 Trustees Persons (ALSOP) Study Woods, Robyn; Ward, Stephanie work injury and compensation systems in Australia Royal How do workers' compensation claims Roberts, Minainyo H (CIA); Sim, 2013-2013 $30,000 $30,000 Australasian by doctors compare with other hospital- Malcolm R ARC-Grant Epidemiological modelling of Reid, Christopher M (CIA); Owen, Alice 2007-2013 $370 $333,285 College of based clinicians in Victoria, Australia? cardiovascular disease and diabetes in J; Magliano, Dianna J; Zomer, Ella; Physicians- Australia Liew, Danny YH; Shaw, Jonathan Fellowship Citizen engagement: Listening to citizens' Oldenburg, Brian F (CIA); Joyce, 2009-2013 $14,358 $130,876 The Australia and Reducing harms from electronic gambling Livingstone, Charles H (CIA); Rintoul, 2013-2013 $10,000 $10,000 views about Australia s health system and Catherine M; Dugdale, Paul; Eagar, New Zealand machines: what is the evidence base for Angela prevention Kathy; Gericke, Christian A; Hartz- School of in-venue harm minimisation measures? Karp, Janette F; Lin, Vivian; Mutch, Government Allyson J; Segal, Leonie; Ball, The Jack Preventing Vision Loss in the Elderly - A McNeil, John J (CIA), Woods, Robyn; 2013-2013 $24,500 $24,500 Jacqueline; Goodwin, Moira; O'Brien, Brockhoff Mobile Retinal Camera Robman, Luba Sinead; O'Donoughue, Ross; Panter, Foundation David; Settle, Catherine

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Understanding fertility management in Fisher, Jane RW (CIA); Rowe, Heather; 2010-2013 $118,173 $519,471 Colorectal Bi-National Colorectal Cancer Audit Reid, Christopher M (CIA) 2011-2014 $47,000 $64,000 contemporary Australia McNamee, Kathleen M; Bayly, Surgical Society Christine M; Jordan, Lynne; McBain, of Australia and John C; Sinnott, Vikki New Zealand- Contract African youth and obesity: The role of the Renzaho, Andre (CIA); Lo, Sing K; 2012-2013 $46,962 $120,642 intergenerational acculturation gap Mellor, David J; Swinburn, Boyd A; Country Fire CFA Cancer Incidence and Mortality Glass, Deborah C (CIA); Pircher, 2012-2013 $25,000 $50,000 Green, Julie B Authority (CFA)- Study Sabine Contract Arthritis An evaluation of the Arthritis Victoria Barker, Anna (CIA) 2012-2013 $18,498 $43,337 Foundation of Waves program Craig and Connie The BUPA Health Foundation Health and Davis, Susan R (CIA); Bell, Robin J; 2011-2013 $35,000 $140,000 Victoria Inc.- Kimberley- Wellbeing after Breast Cancer Study Panjari, Mary Contract Donation

Australasian Fire A Retrospective Cancer and Mortality Glass, Deborah C (CIA); Blackman, 2008-2013 $443,400 $1,380,800 CSIRO-Grant ASPREE Healthy Ageing Biobank McNeil, John J (CIA); Reid, Christopher 2009-2013 $876,000 $3,476,000 and Emergency Cohort Study of Australian Firefighters Jillian F; Sim, Malcolm R M; Woods, Robyn L; Abhayaratna, Service Walter; Ames, David J; Gibbs, Peter; Authorities Nelson, Mark R; Burgess, Antony; Council Ltd- Lockett, Trevor; Masters, Colin L; Contract Szoeke, Cassandra

Australasian Breast Device Registry Evans, Susan M (CIA) 2012-2013 $210,000 $330,000 Estimating the impact of reducing McNeil, John J (CIA) 2012-2013 $10,000 $40,000 Foundation for smoking prevalence on all-cause mortality Plastic Surgery in Australia using risk percentile modelling (AFPS, AUS)- methods Contract CSL Behring Massive Transfusion Registry Wood Erica M (CIA); Cameron, Peter; 2010-2013 $35,000 $85,000 Australia and Preparation of a web-based application Reid, Christopher M (CIA); Joshi, 2012-2013 $4,600 $38,074 Isbister, James; McQuilten, Zoe; Zatta New Zealand for the collection and management of Survana Amanda Intensive Care CLABSI surveillance data Defence Science Development of a system to detect Cheng, Allen C (CIA) 2011-2013 $9,000 $43,673 Society-Contract and Technology disease outbreaks in semi-isolated Australian Health Watch Sim, Malcolm R (CIA); Glass, Deborah 2005-2013 $469,400 $2,073,227 Organisation- communities using automated monitoring Institute of C Contract of electronic data Petroleum Ltd- Department of Regional cystic fibrosis E-health and Wilson, John (CIA) 2012-2013 $238,500 $503,500 Contract Business and telemonitoring program Australian Red Massive Transfusion Registry Wood, Erica M (CIA); Cameron, Peter; 2013 $0 $314,300 Innovation Cross Blood Isbister, James; McQuilten, Zoe; Zatta, Department of Investigate the acceptability, feasibility and Fisher, Jane RW (CIA) 2011-2013 $22,727 $181,818 Service Amanda J Education & resource implications for Maternal and Baxter Healthcare Confidential Project: 2012002816 Davis, Andrew (CIA); Cooper, David J 2012-2013 $1,654 $64,959 Early Childhood Child Health (MCH) services of the What Corporation- Development Were We Thinking (WWWT!) program Contract VIC-Contract

BUPA Health The BUPA Health Foundation Health and Davis, Susan R (CIA); Bell, Robin J 2008-2013 $161,061 $368,911 Department of Communities for Children (CfC) Direct Fisher, Jane RW (CIA); Rowe, Heather 2011-2014 $168,647 $497,688 Foundation Wellbeing After Breast Cancer Study Family, Housing, Service Community Burnet Institute- Signifance of mental and emotional health Fisher, Jane RW (CIA) 2012-2013 $13,000 $13,000 Services and Contract during and after pregnancy Indigenous Bushfire CRC Smoke impacts on community health and Dennekamp, Martina N (CIA); 2012-2013 $190,000 $190,000 Affairs-Contract Ltd-Contract social perceptions Abramson, Michael J; Jalaludin, Bin; Department of Cardiac procedures registry in Victoria McNeil, John J (CIA); Reid, Christopher 2011-2014 $205,000 $855,000 Johnston, Fay; Lyth, Anna; Marks, Guy Health-Grant M; Tonkin, Andrew M B; Morgan, Geoff; Reisen, Fabienne Department Andrology Australia (Australian Centre of Holden, Carol (CIA) 2004-2014 $897,081 $1,281,544 Bushfire CRC Bushfire CRC Scholarship - Anjali Haikerwal, Anjali B (CIA); Dennekamp, 2011-2013 $28,000 $84,000 of Health and Excellence in Male Reproductive Health) Ltd-Postgraduate Haikerwal Martina N; Sim, Malcolm R; Meyer, Ageing-Contract Scholarship Mick Psychosocial interventions to support Chamberlain, Catherine R (CIA) 2012-2013 $3,636 $10,000 women stop smoking in pregnancy Cardiac Society ANZSCTS Surgical Database Program Reid, Christopher M (CIA) 2011-2013 $733,786 $1,069,773 of Australia & FluCAN: Maintaining an Australian sentinel Cheng, Allen C (CIA) 2012-2013 $260,909 $607,161 New Zealand- hospital surveillance system for severe Contract influenza

Collagen Centre for the study of obesity O'Brien, Paul E (CIA) 2003-2013 $24,443 $4,673,056 Department Dept Hlth & Aged - Cochrane Centre Green, Sally E (CIA) 2005-2013 $469,814 $5,413,287 Aesthetics of Health and Fund Project: National Health Priority Australia Ageing-Grant Areas - Consultation, Training and (Subsidiary of Research INAMED, USA)- Contract

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Department of Monitoring and Evaluation of the Victorian Cameron, Peter (CIA); Gabbe, Belinda 2012-2014 $793,210 $2,458,975 NHMRC- Project The SNORE-ASA study: A study of Storey, Elsdon (CIA); Hamilton, Garun; 2012-2013 $145,497 $480,041 Health / Transport State Trauma System J; McNeil, John J Grant neurocognitive outcomes, radiological Naughton, Matthew; Woods, Robyn L; Accident and retinal efects of Aspirin in sleep Janke, Andrew; Kawasaki, Ryo; Ward, Commission apnoea Stephanie

Department Curriculum renewal for evidence-based Ilic, Dragan (CIA); Nordin, Rusli; 2012-2013 $49,000 $49,000 NHMRC-Capacity Linking research, policy and health Sim, Malcolm R (CIA); Abramson, 2009-2013 $33,689 $938,633 of Industry, practice: implementing a blended learning Villanueva, Elmer V Building Grants services to build a better evidence base Michael J; Fritschi, Jacqueline E; Innovation, approach in medicine for Population for workplace public health Lamontagne, Anthony D Science, Health and Research and Health Services Tertiary Education Research Grant (DIISRTE) - Office NHMRC-Centres Centre for Informing Policy in Health with Green, Sally E (CIA); D'Este, Catherine 2011-2013 $203,585 $302,960 for Learning and of Research Evidence from Research (CIPHER) A; Louviere, Jordan; Redman, Sally Teaching Excellence Grant Australian Resuscitation Outcomes Cameron, Peter (CIA); Bernard, 2012-2013 $312,304 $799,397 Department of Confidential Project: 2009002624 Sim, Malcolm R (CIA); Blackman, Jillian 2010-2013 $91,470 $1,280,658 Consortium (AUS - ROC) CRE Stephen A; Tonkin, Andrew M; Finn, Veterans' Affairs F; Kelsall, Helen Judith; Jacobs, Ian G; Smith, Karen L; Finkel Finkel Chair in Global Health Oldenburg, Brian F (CIA) 2008-2013 $50,523 $2,988,319 Thompson, Peter L Foundation- Centre of Research Excellence in Medical Joyce, Catherine M (CIA); Humphreys, 2012-2013 $35,392 $69,754 Donation Workforce Dynamics John S; Kalb, Guyonne R; Scott, GlaxoSmithKline A Clinical Outcomes Study of Krum, Henry (CIA) 2009-2013 $43,759 $226,388 Anthony Australia Pty Ltd- Darapladib versus Placebo in Subjects The Victorian Canetre for Applied Forbes, Andrew B (CIA); Carlin, John 2012-2013 $202,392 $324,246 Contract with Chronic Coronary Heart Disease Biostatistics (VCAB): Building core B; Gurrin, Lyle C to Compare the Incidence of Major methodological capacity for population Adverse Cardiovascular Events (MACE) - health STABILITY Trial Centre of Research Excellence for patient Cooper, David J (CIA); Bellomo, 2012-2013 $378,087 $478,640 Heart Improving the health outcomes of people Zoungas, Sophia (CIA) 2011-2013 $97,769 $323,307 blood management in critical illness and Rinaldo; Cameron, Peter; McNeil, Foundation- with diabetes: developing and evaluating trauma John J; Myles, Paul; Phillips, Louise Fellowship strategies to prevent and manage E; Webb, Steven; French, Craig J; cardiovascular disease Isbister, James; Reade, Michael C Heart Heart Foundation Postgraduate Research Ariyaratne, Thathya V (CIA) 2011-2013 $24,853 $75,191 NHMRC- NHMRC Dora Lush Postgraduate Chamberlain, Catherine R (CIA) 2010-2013 $16,189 $96,361 Foundation- Scholarship - Thathya Venu Ariyaratne Dora Lush Research Scholarship - Catherine Postgraduate Postgraduate Chamberlain Scholarship Scholarship/Grant Medibank Victorian cardiac outcome registry McNeil, John J (CIA); Reid, Christopher 2011-2013 $400,000 $900,000 NHMRC-Early Improving health in indigenous Boyle, Jacqueline (CIA) 2011-2013 $77,095 $240,710 Private-Contract (VCOR) M; Tonkin, Andrew M Career Fellowship adolescents National Institutes ASPrin in Reducing Events in the Elderly McNeil, John J and Grimm, Richard 2009-2014 $3,919,183 $14,370,183 Improving knowledge regarding the Leder, Karin S (CIA) 2011-2013 $92,786 $289,985 of Health (NIH) (ASPREE) (Co-PI’s) burden of infection associated with water (Investigators AUS: Nelson, Reid, exposure and with international travel: Storey, Tonkin, Wolfe, Woods; USA: addressing data gaps to improve policy Murray, Newman, Shah, Williamson) and practice National Institute ASPREE Cancer Endpoints Study McNeil, John J (CIA); Woods, Robyn, 2013-2017 $479,442* $2,181,373 Improving the prevention and clinical Cheng, Allen C (CIA) 2011-2013 $69,613 $217,564 on Aging/ Robyn; Reid, Christopher, M. management of infectious diseases National Cancer Institute Behavioural and microbial risk factors Bilardi, Jade E (CIA) 2011-2013 $29,309 $99,867 associated with the development of National Institutes Building the Asian non-communicable Oldenburg, Brian F (CIA); Abdul Kadir, 2010-2013 $69,985 $600,991 bacterial vaginosis in young women of Health, Fogarty disease research network for regional Khalid; Fisher, Edwin B; Thankappan, International research capacity Kavumpurathu NHMRC-Enabling National Centre for Intensive Care Bellomo, Rinaldo (CIA); Cooper, David 2005-2013 $483,057 $3,049,710 Center Grants Clinical Research (NCICR) J; Finfer, Simon; Myburgh, John Trials Resources NHMRC- Early National prospective cohort study on Zatta, Amanda J (CIA) 2010-2013 $30,001 $218,624 Grant Career Fellowship transfusion practice and patient outcomes in the setting of critical bleeding and NHMRC- Risk of brain cancer from exposure to Sim, Malcolm R (CIA); Benke, Geza P; 2009-2013 $134,010 $696,244 massive transfusion. European radiofrequency fields in childhood and Armstrong, Bruce K; Milne, Elizabeth Union Health adolescence NHMRC- Early The psychosocial work environment and Keegel, Tessa G (CIA) 2010-2013 $38,549 $235,768 Collaborative Career Fellowship workplace sedentary behaviour as risk Research Grant factors for type 2 diabetes and CVD.

* the income is currently in an research pending fund

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NHMRC- NHMRC Practitioner Fellowship Buchbinder, Rachelle (CIA) 2005-2013 $99,406 $817,995 Polypharmacy in Heart Failure Hopper, Ingrid K (CIA) 2012-2013 $25,657 $63,274 Fellowship Ensuring breakhthrough includes follow- O'Connor, Denise A (CIA) 2010-2013 $47,408 $189,788 Preventing weight gain in reproductive Bobevski, Irene (CIA) 2012-2013 $24,735 $50,752 through: Developing and testing methods aged women living in rural communities to increase uptake of research in practice The National Notifiable Diseases Gibney, Katherine (CIA) 2012-2013 $42,112 $86,425 Optimising prevention and therapeutic Urquhart, Donna M (CIA) 2011-2013 $46,393 $193,877 Surveillance System from 1991-2011: strategies for low back pain and disability Epidemiologic Analysis of the First 20 Years of National Infectious Diseases Further development, evaluation and Zhong, Xue F (CIA) 2012-2013 $111,509 $155,383 Notifications in Australia dissemination of the chinese peers for progress diabetes program NHMRC- NHMRC Public Health Postgraduate Higgins, Alisa (CIA) 2009-2013 $17,617 $115,971 Postgraduate Research Scholarship #-579709 -Alisa Intensive care management and quality Hodgson, Carol L (CIA) 2012-2013 $69,965 $144,942 Scholarship Grant Higgins of survival of acute respiratory distress syndrome NHMRC- NHMRC Practitioner Fellowship Cameron, Peter (CIA) 2009-2013 $19,524 $278,007 Practitioner Investigating healing outcomes in people Weller, Carolina D (CIA) 2012-2013 $69,966 $144,942 Fellowship with venous ulcers: a randomised controlled trial NHMRC-Principal NHMRC Research Fellowship Davis, Susan R (CIA) 2008-2013 $147,145 $430,653 Research Quantifying the microbial health risks of O'Toole, Joanne E (CIA) 2012-2013 $87,934 $87,934 Fellowship expanded alternative water use NHMRC-Principal NHMRC Research Fellowship Reid, Christopher M (CIA) 2008-2013 $121,828 $692,045 Sexual function and psychosocial Panjari, Mary (CIA) 2012-2013 $63,605 $138,581 Research wellbeing in women after colorectal Fellowship cancer NHMRC-Program Prevention and treatment of chronic heart Krum, Henry (CIA); Reid, Christopher 2010-2013 $631,217 $3,061,871 NHMRC Practitioner Fellowship Krum, Henry (CIA) 2012-2013 $82,867 $171,670 Grant and kidney disease via epidemiological, M; Kelly, Darren J NHMRC-Global Improving the control of hypertension Thrift, Amanda G (CIA); Evans, Roger 2012-2013 $149,211 $149,211 pharmacological device and cell-based Alliance for in rural India: Overcoming barriers to G; Mahal, Ajay S; Oldenburg, Brian approaches Chronic Diseases diagnosis and effective treatment. F; Srikanth, Velandai; Chow, Clara; NHMRC-Project A randomised controlled trial of Cooper, David J (CIA); Bernard, 2009-2013 $160,321 $2,046,932 Grant Thankappan, Kavumpurathu; Thomas, Grant prophylactic hypothermia in severe Stephen A; Cameron, Peter; Nichol, Nihal traumatic brain injury Alistair D; Myburgh, John A; Presneill, NHMRC- Transfusion research: Outcomes into McNeil, John J (CIA); Cameron, 2010-2013 $40,000 $1,444,418 Jeffrey Partnership policy and practice Peter; Jolley, Damien J; Stevenson, A randomised,placebo-controlled trial Bellomo, Rinaldo (CIA); Cooper, David 2009-2013 $137,213 $1,938,262 Project Grant Christopher E; Wood, Erica M; Isbister, of erythropoietin in ICU patients with J; Nichol, Alistair D; French, Craig J; James; Sanderson, Penelope traumatic brain injury Presneill, Jeffrey; Street, Alison M The Diabetes Renal Project: Better Zoungas, Sophia (CIA); Kerr, Peter; 2012-2013 $259,709 $259,709 A case control study of risk factors for Sim, Malcolm R (CIA); Giles, Graham 2010-2013 $4,545 $97,745 Outcomes for Patients with Diabetes and Polkinghorne, Kevan R; Russell, Grant aggressive prostate cancer G Chronic Kidney Disease M; Teede, Helena J; Walker, Rowan; Cass, Alan; Fulcher, Gregory R; What matters to women diagnosed with Fisher, Jane RW (CIA); Kirkman, 2011-2013 $40,619 $313,043 Gallagher, Martin P; Johnson, Greg J breast cancer during their reproductive Maggie; Apicella, Carmel; Hickey, years? A qualitative investigation of Martha; Keogh, Louise; Winship, Ingrid Right Care, Right Time, Right Place: Cameron, Peter (CIA); McClure, 2012-2013 $85,815 $125,945 fertility, reproductive health, heritability, Improving outcomes for people Roderick J; Bowen, David; Brown, and related psychosocial needs using a with spinal cord injury through early Douglas J; Harrison, James; Lyons, intervention and improved access to Nigel; Marshall, Ruth; Middleton, Mediterranean diet and mortality: Analysis Forbes, Andrew B (CIA); Gurrin, Lyle C; 2011-2013 $82,941 $333,008 specialised care James of longitudinal dietary patterns using Hodge, Allison M; Simpson, Julie A newly developed statistical methods NHMRC- NHMRC Medical & Dental Postgraduate McQuilten, Zoe (CIA) 2011-2013 $20,272 $75,348 Postgraduate Research Scholarship - Zoe McQuilten Randomised sham-controlled trial of Teede, Helena J (CIA); Pirotta, Marie 2011-2013 $18,700 $39,900 Scholarship acupuncture for post-menopausal hot NHMRC Medical & Dental Postgraduate Joham, Anju E (CIA) 2012-2013 $35,750 $73,368 flushes Research Scholarship - Anju Joham Third Euro-Australian respiratory health Abramson, Michael J (CIA); Benke, 2011-2013 $126,814 $344,370 Rural Help Her [NHMRC Public Health Kozica, Samantha (CIA) 2012-2013 $31,379 $31,379 survey Geza P; Dharmage, Shyamali C; Postgraduate Research Scholarship - Thompson, Bruce R Samantha Kozica Young people with old knees: Knee Cicuttini, Flavia M (CIA) 2011-2013 $44,125 $44,125 Victoria MAR - NHMRC Postgraduate Mar, Victoria J (CIA) 2012-2013 $36,398 $54,063 ligament reconstruction and early joint Research Scholarship changes

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Falls prevention in the acute hospital Barker, Anna (CIA); Brand, Caroline 2011-2013 $189,959 $1,191,542 Preventing weight gain in young Teede, Helena J (CIA); Lombard, 2012-2013 $238,011 $528,309 setting: a multi-centre cluster A; Haines, Terrence P; Jolley, Damien to mid-aged women living in rural Catherine B; Zoungas, Sophia; randomised controlled trial of efficacy, J; Botti, Mari A; Brauer, Sandra; Hill, communities;a cluster randomised Keating, Catherine L cost effectiveness and sustainability of Keith D controlled trial the 6-PACK program A multi-centre RCT of an Open Cooper, David J (CIA); Nichol, Alistair 2012-2013 $235,432 $495,980 The RINSE trial: the rapid infusion of Bernard, Stephen A (CIA); Cameron, 2011-2013 $129,973 $399,188 Lung Strategy including Permissive D; Davies, Andrew R; Hodgson, Carol cold normal saline by paramedics during Peter; Smith, Karen L; Finn, Judith; Hypercapnia, Alveloar Recruitment, and L; Bersten, Andrew D; Fraser, John CPR Jacobs, Ian G Low Airway Pressure in patients with ARDS Kerala Diabetes Prevention Program Oldenburg, Brian F (CIA); 2011-2013 $154,624 $653,944 (K-DPP): A cluster RCT of its Hollingsworth, Bruce P; Jolley, STandaRd Issue TrANsfusion versuS Cooper, David J (CIA); Bellomo, 2012-2013 $862,322 $1,254,889 effectiveness and cost-effectiveness Damien J; Tapp, Robyn J; Zimmet, Fresher red blood cell Use in intenSive Rinaldo; Nichol, Alistair D; French, Paul Z; Fisher, Edwin B; Thankappan, carE (TRANSFUSE) ¿ a randomised Craig J; Street, Alison M Kavumpurathu controlled trial.

POISE-2: A large, international, placebo- Myles, Paul (CIA); Leslie, Kate; Chow, 2011-2013 $218,595 $683,180 New Zealand Blood Massive Transfusion Registry Wood, Erica, M (CIA); McQuilten, Zoe; 2012-2013 $31,818 $60,000 controlled, factorial trial to assess Clara; Paech, Michael; Story, David A Service and Isbister, James the impact of clonidine and aspirin in Peter MacCallum Operationalise of a Cancer 2015 McNeil, John J (CIA); Reid, 2012-2014 $8,460 $74,910 patients undergoing noncardiac surgery Cancer Centre- Registry in Victoria Christopher M who are at risk of a perioperative Contract cardiova Population Health HOPE-3 (Heart Outcomes Prevention Krum, Henry (CIA) 2008-2013 $8,103 $64,733 SEA-URCHIN: South East Asia - Using Green, Sally E (CIA); McDonald, 2011-2013 $104,694 $867,462 Research Institute, Evaluation - 3 Study) research for change in hospital-acquired Steven; McKenzie, Joanne E; Jeffery, Hamilton Health infection in neonates Heather; Lahra, Monica; Laopaiboon, Sciences-Contract Malinee; Lumbiganon, Pagakrong Royal Australasian Mechanics of satiety and appetite Burton, Paul R (CIA) 2011-2013 $45,000 $135,000 Improving the measurement of non- Gabbe, Belinda J (CIA); Jolley, Damien 2012-2013 $57,497 $150,217 College of control fatal injury burden - validating the GBD J; Ameratunga, Shanthi; Derrett, Surgeons- methods Sarah; Harrison, James; Lyons, Fellowship Ronan; Polinder, Suzanne; Rivara, Frederick P Safe Work Australian Mesothelioma Registry Sim, Malcolm R (CIA); Benke, Geza P; 2010-2013 $126,272 $402,726 Australia-Contract MacFarlane, Ewan M NT-proBNP and the identification and Wolfe, Rory SJ (CIA); Campbell, 2012-2013 $251,191 $367,247 treatment of structural heart disease and Duncan J; Liew, Danny YH; Prior, The George Confidential Project: 2009002174 Reid, Christopher M (CIA) 2009-2013 $13,600 $184,436 heart failure in high-risk individuals David L Institute for Global Health-Contract The Australasian Resuscitation in Sepsis Bellomo, Rinaldo (CIA); Cameron, 2012-2013 $165,981 $343,849 Evaluation - Randomised Controlled Trial Peter; Cooper, David J; Delaney, Institute for Safety, Victorian Orthopaedic Trauma Gabbe, Belinda J (CIA); Cameron, 2011-2014 $320,881 $1,108,106 - continuation funding request Anthony; Holdgate, Anna; Peake, Compensation and Outcomes Registry (VOTOR) Peter Sandra L; Webb, Steve AR Recovery Research (ISCRR) A brief couple-focussed Fisher, Jane RW (CIA); Lorgelly, Paula 2012-2013 $232,946 $450,811 psychoeducational intervention to K; Ranasinha, Sanjeeva; Rowe, Institute The nature, incidence and impact of Gabbe Belinda J (CIA); Smith Peter 2013-2014 $65,617* $82,021 prevent postnatal mental health Heather; Proimos, Jenny for Safety, secondary conditions on outcomes for problems in women: a cluster Compensation individuals with transport and work- randomised trial. and Recovery related injury in the state of Victoria. Research (ISCRR) Immunological and respiratory effects Glass, Deborah C (CIA); Abramson, 2012-2013 $176,113 $427,113 among workers exposed to engineered Michael J; Dennekamp, Martina N; United States Army ATLAS study: Adjuvant tamoxifen-longer Davis, Susan R (CIA) 2005-2013 $44,692 $90,593 nanoparticles Sim, Malcolm R against shorter

Is low dose amitriptyline more effective Urquhart, Donna M (CIA); Forbes, 2012-2013 $65,222 $170,710 VicRoads-Contract Confidential Project: 2011003283 McClure, Roderick J (CIA); Newstead, 2011-2013 $26,090 $155,097 than placebo in the management of Andrew B; Gibson, Stephen J; Sim, Stuart V; Reid, Christopher M; Rudin- chronic, neuropathic low back pain? Malcolm R; Wluka, Anita E; Van Tulder, Brown, Christina; Scully, Michelle I A double-blind, randomized, placebo- Maurits Victorian Cancer Building translational clinical research McNeil, John J (CIA); Burton, Robert 2010-2013 $202,734 $3,421,000 controlled trial with an economic Agency-Grant capacity in regional Victoria through C; Reid, Christopher M; Woods, evaluation ASPREE and the Healthy Ageing Robyn L; Fitzgerald, Sharyn M Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: Targeting Teede, Helena J (CIA); Lambert, Gavin 2012-2013 $63,777 $127,554 Biobank the sympathetic nervous system to W Victorian Cancer The Victorian lung cancer initiative Watkins, David N (CIA); Brown, 2011-2013 $202,734 $304,101 improve outcomes Agency-Grant Tracey; Millar, Jeremy L; Stirling, A prospective cohort study investigating Oldenburg, Brian F (CIA); Meredith, 2012-2013 $219,396 $431,021 Robert; Ashley, David M; Fox, Stephen the relationships between negative Ian; Clarke, David M; Forbes, Andrew B; Irving, Louis B; Mitchell, Paul; emotions, biomarkers and long term B; Hollingsworth, Bruce P; McKenzie, Solomon, Benjamin; Wright, Gavin; functioning in post-MI patients Dean P; Hare, David L; Sanderson, Ganju, Vinod; John, Tom; MacManus, Kristy; Taylor, Craig B Michael; Waring, Paul

* signifies funding currently in pending research funds

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Victorian Cancer The Cancer of Prostate Translational Frydenberg, Mark (CIA); Davis, Ian; 2012-2013 $210,562 $210,562 Agency-Grant Research in Victoria (CAPTiV) Millar, Jeremy L; Pedersen, John; Publications for 2013 Collaboration Pook, David W; Risbridger, Gail P; Williams, Elizabeth; Costello, Anthony J; Frauman, Albert G; Haupt, Yagl; Lawrentschuk, Nathan; Murphy, Book Chapters J., Kingwell, B.A., 2013, Effect of ramipril on issue 1, pp. 179-182. Declan; Williams, Scott G walking times and quality of life among patients Gross, D.P., Deshpande, S., Miciak, M.A., Werner, Atan, R., Crosbie, D.C., Bellomo, R., 2013, with peripheral artery disease and intermittent E.L., Reneman, M.F., Buchbinder, R., 2013, Techniques of extracorporeal cytokine removal: a Victorian Multi-centre randomised controlled trials Cooper, David J (CIA); Bellomo, 2008-2013 $0 $1,224,136 claudication: a randomized controlled trial, Jama- Informing the public: preventing work disability systematic review of human studies, Renal Failure, Neurotrauma of early acute interventions (hypothermia, Rinaldo; Bernard, Stephen A; Journal Of The American Medical Association, vol and fostering behavior change at the societal level, vol 35, issue 8, pp. 1061-1070. Initiative erythropoietin, and decompressive Morganti-Kossmann, Maria C 309, issue 5, pp. 453-460. in Handbook in work disability: prevention and craniectomy) to attenuate secondary brain Atan, R., Crosbie, D.C., Bellomo, R., 2013, management, eds Patrick Loisel, Johannes R. AlOmari, A.H., Savkin, A.V., Stevens, M., Mason, injury after trauma Techniques of extracorporeal cytokine removal: Anema, pp. 389-408. D.G., Timms, D., Salamonsen, R.F., Lovell, N.H., a systematic review of the literature on animal 2013, Developments in control systems for rotary Victorian Confidential Project: 2010002943 Sim, Malcolm R (CIA); McNeil, John J; 2010-2014 $119,163 $1,100,787 Journal Articles experimental studies, International Journal of left ventricular assist devices for heart failure WorkCover Mulholland, Emily L Artificial Organs, vol 36, issue 3, pp. 149-158. patients: a review, Physiological Measurement, vol Authority Abouzeid, M., Philpot, B., Janus, E.D., Coates, 34, issue 1, pp. R1-R27. (WorkSafe M.J., Dunbar, J.A., 2013, Type 2 diabetes Aubron, C., Cheng, A.C., Pilcher, D.V., Leong, prevalence varies by socioeconomic status T., Magrin, G., Cooper, D.J., Scheinkestel, C.D., Victoria)-Contract Amatya, B., Khan, F., Whishaw, M., Pallant, J.F., within and between migrant groups: analysis and Pellegrino, V., 2013, Factors associated with 2013, Guillain-barr¿ syndrome: prevalence and implications for Australia, BMC Public Health, vol outcomes of patients on extracorporeal membrane Victorian WorkHealth online data collection tool Reid, Christopher M (CIA); 2011-2014 $27,300 $178,803 long-term factors impacting bladder function in an 13, pp. 1-9. oxygenation support: a 5-year cohort study, Critical WorkCover Buranasiri, Waranon; Costolloe, Carl; Australian community cohort, Journal of Clinical Care, vol 17, issue 2 (Art. No.: R73), pp. 1-12. Authority Pruksawongsin, Kunnapoj Ackerman, I.N., Buchbinder, R., Osborne, R.H., Neurology, vol 9, issue 3, pp. 144-150. (WorkSafe 2013, Factors limiting participation in arthritis Aubron, C., Cheng, A.C., Pilcher, D.V., Leong, Andrew, N.E., Gabbe, B.J., Cook, J.L., Lloyd, D., Victoria)-Contract self-management programmes: An exploration T., Magrin, G., Cooper, D.J., Scheinkestel, C.D., Donnelly, C., Nash, C.M.M., Finch, C.F., 2013, of barriers and patient preferences within a Pellegrino, V., 2013, Infections acquired by adults Victorian Developing a framework for Smith, Peter M (CIA); Lamontagne, 2012-2013 $9,931 $49,653 Could targeted exercise programmes prevent lower randomized controlled trial, Rheumatology, vol 52, who receive extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: limb injury in community Australian football?, Sports WorkCover understanding and measuring Anthony D; Saunders, Ron issue 3, pp. 472-479. risk factors and outcome, Infection Control and Medicine, vol 43, issue 8, pp. 751-763. Authority occupational health and safety Hospital Epidemiology, vol 34, issue 1, pp. 24-30. Ackland, H., Cameron, P., Wolfe, R.S.J., Malham, (WorkSafe vulnerability Ansari, Z., Rowe, S., Ansari, H., Sindall, C., 2013, G.M., Varma, D.K., Fitt, G., Cooper, D.J., Aubron, C., Nichol, A.D., Cooper, J., Bellomo, R., Victoria)-Grant Small area analysis of ambulatory care sensitive Rosenfeld, J.V., Liew, S., 2013, Outcomes at 12 2013, Age of red blood cells and transfusion in conditions in Victoria, Australia, Population Health months after early magnetic resonance imaging critically ill patients, Annals of Intensive Care, vol 3, Victorian The preparedness of industry for injury Ozanne-Smith, Joan (CIA) 2012-2013 $4,000 $81,212 Management, vol 16, issue 3, pp. 190-200. WorkCover prevention in an ageing workforce - a in acute trauma patients with persistent midline issue 2, pp. 1-11. cervical tenderness and negative computed Antony, B., Jones, G., Stannus, O.P., Blizzard, L., Authority worker perspective Aubron, C., Pilcher, D.V., Leong, T., Cooper, D.J., tomography, Spine, vol 38, issue 13, pp. 1068- Ding, C., 2013, Body fat predicts an increase and (WorkSafe Scheinkestel, C.D., Pellegrino, V., Cheng, A.C., 1081. limb muscle strength predicts a decrease in leptin in Victoria)-Grant 2013, Aspergillus sp. isolated in critically ill patients older adults over 2¿6 years, Clinical Endocrinology, Ademi, Z., Huq, M.M. ., Liew, D., Steg, G.P., with extracorporeal membrane oxygenation Victorian Examining the role of GPs in RTW - a Kosny, Agnieszka (CIA); Collie, 2012-2013 $16,841 $48,772 vol 79, issue 5, pp. 652-660. Bhatt, D.L., Nelson, M., Reid, C.M., 2013, The support, Scandinavian Journal Of Infectious WorkCover qualitative analysis of compensation Alexander; Sim, Malcolm R impact of lost therapeutic benefit (LTB) in high-risk Arendts, G., Lowthian, J., 2013, Demography Diseases, vol 45, issue 9, pp. 715-721. Authority schemes hypertensive patients: 2-year follow-up data from is destiny: an agenda for geriatric emergency Aufderheide, T., Nolan, J., Jacobs, I.G., van Belle, (WorkSafe the Australian REACH registry, Cardiovascular medicine in Australasia, Emergency Medicine G., Bobrow, B., Marshall, J., Finn, J.C., Becker, Victoria)-Grant Therapeutics, vol 31, issue 6, pp. 370-376. Australasia, vol 25, issue 3, pp. 271-278. L., Bottiger, B., Cameron, P., Drajer, S., Jung, Ademi, Z., Kim, H., Zomer, E., Reid, C.M., Ariyaratne, T.V., Ademi, Z., Duffy, S.J., J., Kloeck, W., Koster, R., Ma, M.H., Shin, S.D., Hollingsworth, B., Liew, D.Y.H., 2013, Overview Andrianopoulos, N., Billah, M.B., Brennan, A.L., Sopko, G., Taira, B., Timerman, S., Ong, M.E.H., of pharmacoeconomic modelling methods, British New, G., Black, A., Ajani, A.E., Clark, D.J., Yan, 2013, Global health and emergency care: a Journal Of Clinical Pharmacology, vol 75, issue 4, B.P., Yap, C., Reid, C.M., 2013, Cardiovascular resuscitation research agenda - Part 1, Academic pp. 944-950. readmissions and excess costs following Emergency Medicine, vol 20, issue 12, pp. 1289- percutaneous coronary intervention in patients with 1296. Ademi, Z., Liew, D., Hollingsworth, B.P., Steg, G.P., chronic kidney disease: data from a large multi- Bhatt, D.L., Reid, C.M., 2013, Is it cost-effective Avent, M., Vaska, V.L., Rogers, B.A., Cheng, A.C., centre Australian registry, International Journal of to increase aspirin use in outpatient settings for Hal, S.J., Holmes, N.E., Howden, B.P., Paterson, Cardiology, vol 168, issue 3, pp. 2783-2790. primary or secondary prevention? Simulation D., 2013, Vancomycin therapeutics and monitoring: data from the REACH registry Australian cohort, Asgharabad, A.A., Tahami, A.N., Khanjani, N., a contemporary approach, Internal Medicine Cardiovascular Therapeutics, vol 31, issue 1, pp. 2013, The rate of hand-held mobile phone use Journal, vol 43, issue 2, pp. 110-119. 45-52. while driving in Kerman, Iran, Al Ameen Journal of Azzopardi, P., Kennedy, E., Patton, G.C., Power, Medical Sciences, vol 6, issue 2, pp. 106-111. 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Committee member: the Australian Rheumatology ANDIAB) collection for 2013-2014 AVOID Study (Air versus Oxygen in Myocardial Australia Committee member: Faculty Board, Monash Committee member: RMIT Occupational Health Association Research Trust Scientific Advisory Infarction) Associate editor: Diabetic Medicine Committee member: Monash Health Translation University and Safety course Review Committee Board Member: Monash Institute of Graduate Research Precinct Executive Committee member: MBBS results review working Associate Professor Dragan Ilic Coordinator: Victorian branch of the Australian Member: Faculty Board, Monash Faculty of Committee member: Principlal NHMRC Health party, Monash University Rheumatology Association, Annual Scientific Editorial Board member: International Scholarly Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences Care Committee Meeting, 2014 Associate Professor Michael Bailey Research Network (ISRN) Education Member: ACS Care Implementation & Advocacy Committee member: the Endocrine Society of Associate Professor Erica Wood Chairman of the Data Safety Monitoring Board: Editorial Board member: Journal of Working Group, Heart Foundation Australia Medical Affairs Committee Ondansetron Study BiomedicalEducation President: International Haemovigilance Network Collaboration and Exchange Award Panellist: Heart Committee member: the NHMRC CEO Advisory Editorial board member: ISRN Critical Care Associate Professor Catherine Joyce Board member: International Society of Blood Foundation Committee, translation of evidence into practice Transfusion Editorial board member: Dataset Papers in Committee member: Technical advisory group of Member: Assigners Panel, National Health and Committee member: the NHMRC Translation Medicine – Critical Care Health Workforce Australia (HWA). President: Australian and New Zealand Society of Medical Research Council of Australia Faculty annual conference organsiing committee Blood Transfusion Member, Data safety monitoring board: HEAT study Associate Professor Karin Leder Professor Malcolm Sim Chair: NHMRC fellowship Panel Chair, clinical expert group: Victorian Blood Matters Vice President: YMCA Australia Portland Branch Executive board committee member: International Board member: International Commission of Committee member: international collaborative of Serious Transfusion Incident Reporting (STIR) Society of Travel Medicine Occupational Health (ICOH) peak researchers in PCOS Associate Professor Allen Cheng haemovigilance program Chair, Scientific committee: Asia Pacific Travel Editor-in-Chief: Occupational and Environmental Committee member: the NHMRC Research Committee member: Advisory Committee on Committee member: World Health Organization Health Conference (May 2014). Medicine Translation Faculty Diabetes Steering Committee, Prescription Medicines Expert Advisory Panel in Transfusion Medicine Chair NHMRC Research Translation Faculty for New and Associate editor: Asia Pacific Journal of Public Committee member: Communicable Diseases Committee member: Joint Specialist Advisory Emerging Health Threats Steering Group Health Committee member: the NHMRC Research Network of Australia Committee in Haematology, RCPA and RACP Translation Faculty Obesity Steering Committee Associate Professor Bebe Loff Editorial board member: Journal of Military and Committee member: Influenza Surveillance Advisory committee member: Blood Matters/Better Veterans’ Health Professor Andrew Tonkin Systems Working Group Committee member: Sex Work Ministerial Advisory Safer Transfusion Program (Department of Health, Committee Victoria, in partnership with the Australian Red Chair: Occupational Medicine Scientific Committee International Associate Editor: Circulation Committee member: National Prescribing Service Cross Blood Service) of the International Commission of Occupational Reference Group Editorial board member: Monash Bioethics Review Committee member: Cardiovascular Working Health Committee member: Australian National

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