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| Professor Jeffrey Braithwaite
Australian Institute of Health Innovation - Centre for Clinical Governance Research in HealthStatement of Interests:
Organisation theory and behaviour; the future of the hospital; health policy, including comparative international health policy; the management of health care agencies, especially teaching hospitals and public health sector organisations; the application of strategic management and planning techniques to health sector problems; change management, including changing behaviour of clinicians and managers
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| Dr Wendy Cox
School of Public Health and Community MedicineStatement of Interests:
Trust and Respect in health Rebuilding and engendering Trust in the healthcare system Are trust and distrust spectral oppoosites or are they measuring differing processes? Cognitive biases and heuristics in understanding the behaviour of professional groups and individuals. Understanding the cognition behind clinical decision-making and how human factors study interact to cause error - and ways to decrease the errors.
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| Dr Frances Cunningham
Australian Institute of Health Innovation - Centre for Clinical Governance Research in HealthStatement of Interests:
The evaluation of communities of practice and social-professional networks in the health sector: the development, design, testing, refinement, simulation and application of an evaluation framework.
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| Professor David Davies
School of Medical SciencesStatement of Interests:
Anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibodies and the pathology of small vessel vasculitis. The pathogenesis of proteinuria The pathology and pathogenesis of renal medullary necrosis. Investigations into the efficiency and efficacy of pathology testing in modern medical practice. Quality assurance in anatomical pathology including use of virtual microscopy and development of methods for assessment of diagnositc performance.
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| Professor Timothy Devinney
Australian Institute of Health Innovation - Centre for Clinical Governance Research in HealthStatement of Interests:
Health Innovation
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| Dr Adam Dunn
Australian Institute of Health Innovation - Centre for Health InformaticsStatement of Interests:
The variability and dynamics of health care quality across conditions, geo-political boundaries, doctors, facilities is of particular interest. Social network models are used to assess organisational and system-wide behaviour attempting to improve healthcare practices by enhancing communication, dissemination and diffusion of best practices and the translation of new methods, technologies and evidence-based research.
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| Mr Clayton Gilbert
Medical Administration - Medicine Computing Support UnitStatement of Interests:
For administrative purposes only.
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| Associate Professor Deborah Green
School of Public Health and Community MedicineStatement of Interests:
Long standing interest in evidence around the effectiveness of health services and of effective clinical governance
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| ![Show details for [<FONT SIZE=2 FACE="Verdana"><b>]Dr David Greenfield[</b><br>    <i>Australian Institute of He](/icons/expand.gif) Dr David Greenfield
Australian Institute of Health Innovation - Centre for Clinical Governance Research in HealthStatement of Interests:
I am interested in the development and enactment of (clinical) practice and how organisations shape and mediate learning and knowledge management. I am currently working on an ARC funded project researching the relationships between health service accreditation and clinical and organisational performance. Key research areas are: community of practice; innovation and change in health services; organisational culture and climate; learning and knowledge management; health service accreditation; qualitative research into clinical care, health organisations and health systems.
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| Dr Kenshi Hayashida
Australian Institute of Health Innovation - Centre for Clinical Governance Research in HealthStatement of Interests:
Improvement of Quality and Efficiency of Health Care: Evaluation of quality and efficiency of health care (process, outcome, cost, resource); Development of management system for quality, safety and sustainability; International comparison of health policy and system
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| Associate Professor Julie Johnson
Australian Institute of Health InnovationStatement of Interests:
Julie K. Johnson, MSPH, PhD is Associate Professor in the Faculty of Medicine and Deputy Director of the Centre for Clinical Governance Research at the University of New South Wales in Sydney Australia. Most recently, she was an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of Chicago. A/Professor Johnson’s career interests involve building a series of collaborative relationships to improve the quality and safety of health care through teaching, research, and clinical improvement. Her ultimate goal is to translate theory into practice while generating new knowledge about the best models for improving care. A/Professor Johnson has a master’s degree in public health from the University of North Carolina and a PhD in evaluative clinical sciences from Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. The area of focus for her doctoral research was building an understanding of the structure, process, and outcomes of the clinical microsystem – the small group of providers and staff that care for a defined population of patients. She uses qualitative research methods – including focus groups, interviews, and observational studies – to better understand processes of care and the effect of the care process on clinical teams, teamwork, and patients and families. While on the faculty at University of Chicago, she used qualitative methods to study errors in ambulatory pediatric settings, to conduct observations in pediatric cardiac surgery, to observe how clinical teams function on inpatient medicine rounds, and to improve handovers of patient care.
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| Dr Bon San Bonne Lee
Australian Institute of Health Innovation - Centre for Clinical Governance Research in HealthStatement of Interests:
In the area of epidemiology, meta-analysis and other methods of synthesizing data as well as clinical database design. Currently active research in clinical governance, health status measures, analysing multidisciplinary team structures and pressure area care. Completed a PhD in urinary antisepsis and quality of life and has published the largest available RCT in this area.
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| Dr Rod McKay
School of Public Health and Community MedicineStatement of Interests:
Interest in the evaluation of mental health systems for the elderly and their effectiveness; and in the utilisation of routine outcome measurement to improve such systems. Current collaborative work with AMHOCN (Australian Mental Health Outcomes and Casemix Network) in developing a tool to support supervision using routine outcome measure results.
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| Associate Professor Mary-Louise McLaws
School of Public Health and Community Medicine - Hospital Infection and Epidemiology Surveillance UnitStatement of Interests:
Patient safety and healthcare worker safety with emphasis on the epidemiology of healthcare-associated and occupational acquisition of infection. Specific interests include surveillance of infectious diseases in healthcare facility, healthcare workers' behaviour in infection control, disaster management and outbreak of infectious diseases investigation.
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| Ms Sally Nathan
School of Public Health and Community MedicineStatement of Interests:
Sally's career has been focused on giving voice to consumers and the community, in particular those who have been historically excluded from participation and decision-making in societal organisations and structures, including complex health systems. Sally is a social scientist who uses qualitative and quantitative methods in her research within a participatory framework where research participants are actively involved in the research process. Sally has theorised and empiricised consumer/community exclusion and participation in a number of areas, including health service decision-making and governance (the topic of her PhD due for completion in 2010), advocacy by the non-government sector, capacity building for health development, adolescent drug and alcohol treatment and refugee settlement. She has published papers relating to consumer and community participation, the use of evidence in policy-making, the advocacy role of the non-government sector and the workings of the health system, in peer-reviewed journals and consumer focused publications. Sally is first Chief Investigator on an Australian Research Council Linkage funded three-year grant: Social Cohesion through Football (2009-2011), a cohort impact study investigating the implementation of a sport for social development program over three years. Previous research student supervision: PhD: The role of peer educators in promoting quality use of medicines among seniors, 2008. ILPs: 1) Finding structure and fitting in: The experience of drug-dependent adolescents in a residential life management program, 2006. 2)An ethonographic study of Football in the Park: An initiative for refugee youth in the Western Suburbs 2008 - Community Development through Sport: Lessons from Football United’s ‘Football in the Park’, 2008 3) Developing a pilot outreach program for the disadvantaged population in Redfern/Waterloo: Scoping study for a student-assisted health clinic, 2009
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| Dr Peter Nugus
Australian Institute of Health Innovation - Centre for Clinical Governance Research in HealthStatement of Interests:
Peter has a background in political science and sociology. Peter has participated in numerous health research and evaluation projects, and has published on organisational aspects of acute care, the sociology of Emergency Departments, qualitative methods, political rhetoric and Australian politics. Peter is currently working on interprofessional learning and practice in an action-research project in the Australian Capital Territory. Peter aims to undertake research that enhances health work processes to the benefit of consumers, and that enhances the profile of qualitative research among clinicians and policy-makers.
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| Associate Professor Rod O'Connor
School of Public Health and Community MedicineStatement of Interests:
The way healthcare practitioners, patients, and people generally, make decisions, in particular the apparently non-normative aspects. These include:
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| Dr Jeffrey Post
Prince of Wales Clinical SchoolStatement of Interests:
The clinical interaction between HIV and HCV in people with HIV/HCV co-infection. Clinical infectious diseases. Interventions to improve clinical care and diagnostic strategies in Infectious Diseases.
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| Dr Geetha Ranmuthugala
Australian Institute of Health Innovation - Centre for Clinical Governance Research in HealthStatement of Interests:
Epidemiologist with particular interest in quantitative methods with experience in the fields or rural and environmental health and in economic modelling. Special interest in health services research focusing on quality of health care.
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| Professor Allan Spigelman
St Vincent's Clinical School - Department of SurgeryStatement of Interests:
Hereditary cancer; Patient Safety and Clinical Quality; Cancer Genetics
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| Ms Joanne Travaglia
Australian Institute of Health Innovation - Centre for Clinical Governance Research in HealthStatement of Interests:
Iatrogenisis and the social dimensions of medical errors.
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| Professor Edward White
School of PsychiatryStatement of Interests:
Professor White has broad methodological interests and expertise. In substantive terms, his personal interests relate to health services research per se, and to mental health and the efficacy of support mechanisms in professional practice, in particular. He presently holds a competitive research grant [$248,000] awarded by the Queensland Treasury/Golden Casket Foundation to conduct an RCT to test the effect of Clinical Supervision on the quality of care and on patient outcomes.
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| Professor Leslie White AM
School of Women's and Children's HealthStatement of Interests:
Child Health Services exemplify the leading edge of current reform and improvement agendas, with specific emphasis on networking, interdisciplinary collaboration and teamwork. Communication and partnership are dominant themes, with respect to not only professionals but also the broader scope of consumers, community groups and other stakeholders. The impact of cultural determinants, whether personal, ethnic or professional, are specific aspects of research interest in understanding appropriate healthcare delivery.
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