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My program of research will focus on one of the most common interventions in medicine _ determining the best resuscitation fluid for resuscitation of critically ill patients. The program includes completion of a major clinical trial in intensive care followed by a series of comparative studies of past and current studies in Australia and internationally. These results will produce clear evidence that will be incorporated in practice guidelines to inform clinicians about optimal practice.
I am a speech pathologist working to improve psychosocial outcomes for adults with traumatic brain injury by improving their communication and social skills.
I am an intensive care physician, clinician and researcher, interested in studying new therapies to improve outcomes in patienst with acute trauma, sepsis and lung injury. A main focus is independent phase 111 clinical trials in critically ill patients
I am a psychologist whose research program aims to improve the long-term well-being for children born very small or immature. My research focuses on 1) determining the nature and severity of cognitive and behavioural problems faced by children born very small-immature, 2) investigating how these problems are associated with brain injury and alterations to brain development, and 3) assessing the effectiveness of clinical interventions which aim to reduce complications and enhance development.
Prof Anderson a clinical neuropsychologist with two broad areas of research: 1) understanding the impact of early childhood brain injury across multiple domains – brain, cognition, social skills, behaviour; and 2) developing and evaluating interventions (child and family-based) to reduce burden following childhood brain injury.
My research is primarily aimed at understanding the physiology and pathophysiology of lung development; in particular, how lung development is affected by the fetal and neonatal environment such that adult lung function and respiratory health are impaired. In addition to the lung my research examines the effects of the prenatal environment on development of the brain and cardiovascular system.
I am a neuroscientist using robust statistical methods to identify effective neuroprotectants for stroke. I am examining the use of neuroprotection and novel imaging approaches to extend the utility of thrombolysis, and testing the hypothesis that neuropr
I am an epidemiologist with a particular interest in injury prevention, injury data systems and safety promotion as they apply to the context of sports injury. I also contribut to the broager field of epidemiology, through the theoretical and methodilogic
I use multidisciplinary and neuroimaging approaches to understand how the biochemistry of the brain affects how the brain functions in health and disease. This basic science underpins treatment approaches and furthers our understanding of a wide range of brain disorders.