Infectious disease surveillance and control
The RSPH collaborates in Australia, the region and globally to improve infectious disease control measures using mathematical modelling, epidemiology, geospatial analysis, intervention studies, and pathogen genomics.
The school has particular strengths in epidemic diseases; regularly deploying staff and students to assist with public health response within Australia and globally; and neglected Tropical Diseases where staff and students undertake field-based research into their transmission, distribution and control (with an emphasis on water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) based interventions) in the Asia-Pacific.
RSPH MAE students are also taught how conduct surveillance for infectious diseases and investigate outbreaks.
People
Academic staff
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Senior Fellow
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Senior Fellow
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Senior Fellow
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Adjunct Research Fellow
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Fellow
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Research Fellow - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program
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Head, NHMRC Research Fellow
Visiting staff
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Honorary Professor
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Honorary Associate Professor
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Honorary Lecturer (C)
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Research Fellow
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Visiting Fellow
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Honorary Professor
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Emeritus Professor
Student
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PhD Candidate
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PhD Candidate
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PhD Candidate
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PhD Candidate
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PhD Candidate