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The landscape and outcome reporting in RCTs within women’s health field: a meta-epidemiological study. 1. Mapping the landscape of RCTs in women’s health, including in reproductive medicine, gynaecology and obstetrics published in the last 10 years.
Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) aim to identify medical interventions that are safe and effective for patients. To achieve this goal, trialists...
Supervisor: Professor Ben Mol
The landscape and outcome reporting in RCTs within women’s health field: a meta-epidemiological study. 2 Exploring the heterogeneity in outcome definitions and the quality of outcome reporting in the RCTs within women’s health field
Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) aim to identify medical interventions that are safe and effective for patients. To achieve this goal, trialists...
Supervisor: Professor Ben Mol
The landscape and outcome reporting in RCTs within women’s health field: a meta-epidemiological study. 3.Assessing the association in treatment effects between early outcomes such as clinical pregnancy and late outcome such as live birth
Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) aim to identify medical interventions that are safe and effective for patients. To achieve this goal, trialists...
Supervisor: Professor Ben Mol
The oral health status of paediatric patients at Monash Health.
The oral health status of paediatric patients at Monash Health.
Supervisor: Professor Julian Smith
The relationship between budesonide nasals pouches and intra-ocular pressure
Do budesonide nasal douches increase intraocular pressure? Essentially this cohort would be captured and followed through the complex rhinology...
Supervisor: Assoc Prof Debra Phyland
The relationship between sleep quality and surgical aptitude in neurosurgical trainees
The relationship between sleep quality and surgical aptitude in neurosurgical trainees
Supervisor: Professor Julian Smith
The role of the innate immune system in preventing stomach cancer during chronic Helicobacter pylori infection
During cell division, bacteria remodel their cell walls, resulting in the release of low molecular weight fragments of peptidoglycan, known as...
Supervisor: Professor Richard Ferrero
The role of transcriptional regulators in maintaining lung function by controlling epithelial cell differentiation
The Mediator complex with its catalytic subunit the Mediator kinase module, composed of CDK8/19 and other members, is multimeric complex regulating...
Supervisor: Dr Marius Dannappel
The upskilling of general surgeons in performing emergency neurosurgery in rural and remote Australia
The upskilling of general surgeons in performing emergency neurosurgery in rural and remote Australia
Supervisor: Professor Julian Smith
The ‘2G’ study: High dose oral paracetamol in emergency department patients - A Pilot Randomised Control Trial
Background: Paracetamol is a relatively safe & common analgesic used for many types of pain in the emergency department (ED). Current dosing...
Supervisor: Adj Clin Prof Diana Egerton-Warburton
Time restricted eating: A novel dietary strategy to improve metabolic health outcomes in menopause
For women, menopause increases their risk of developing cardiovascular (CV) disease. This life-stage is associated with increased adiposity, weight...
Supervisor: Professor Maxine Bonham
To better understand lung disease in Influenza and COVID-19 patients.
While the respiratory disease induced by the original strains of COVID-19 appears to be unique for adults, it has major parallels with a mild form of...
Supervisor: Dr Kelly Crossley
Topography of metastases in the brain
The location of brain metastases and tumor in the brain may yield clue to how tumors are formed. Our group has performed extensive work on brain...
Supervisor: Professor Thanh Phan
Tracking perceived vocal function patterns with heavy occupational voice use across time
Occupational voice users rely on vocal stability and endurance to meet job expectations yet vocal fatigue is a common occurrence. This can lead to...
Supervisor: Assoc Prof Debra Phyland
Trajectory of neurological decline in patients with intracerebral hemorrhage
Intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) is due to bleeding in the brain and occurs in 15% of stroke. The Glasgow Coma Score is often used to monitor the...
Supervisor: Professor Thanh Phan
Trajectory of recovery following clot retrieval-analysis of clot retrieval trials using simulation
Stroke is due to clot blocking a vessel in the brain. Recent clot retrieval trials have shown that this treatment is very effective and reduce...
Supervisor: Professor Thanh Phan
Transcriptional regulators as cancer targets: new models and therapeutic approaches
Transcriptional regulators play a key role in activating oncogenic pathways that impinge on tumour growth, invasion and mestasasis. We study the role...
Supervisor: Dr Ron Firestein
Transition to adult care in paediatric inflammatory bowel disease
Inflammatory Bowel Disease is an incurable disease that affects approximately 1 in 200 young Australians, with increasing incidence worldwide. Up to...
Supervisor: A/Prof Edward Giles
Transition to life after birth
The transition to life after birth is one of the greatest physiological challenges that humans face. At birth, the airways are cleared of liquid, to...
Supervisor: Dr Kelly Crossley
Translating a Target into a Therapy: The Development of an Anti-inflammatory Cytokine Based Drug
Direct clinical relevance: medium/low. Hands-on learning opportunities: Culture of primary human blood cells and cell lines, protein detection by...
Supervisor: Prof Claudia Nold

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