ACHEEV is an interdisciplinary team of academics, postdoctoral researchers, honorary fellows, research assistants and higher degree researchers. Together, we conduct empirical, theoretical and methodological research, focused on questions with practical implications for policy and practice. Our commitment to openness, inclusiveness and excellence is reflected in everything we do.
Our people
Director
Professors
Associate Professor
Research Fellows
Visiting Research Fellows
Research Assistants
- Lucy Carolan
- Emma Campbell
- Kathleen Prokopovich
Visiting Professorial Fellow
Honorary Fellow
MPHIL students - current
Rebecca Bosward
Thesis: Precision public health: a new definition, ethical and social implications, and recommendations for policy and practice
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PHD students - current
Belinda Fabrianesi
Thesis: Engaging Community in Health and Social Service Commissioning: Advancing Community-Led Approaches within a Primary Health Network Commissioning
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McKenzie Maviso
Thesis: Optimising HIV Prevention Strategies for Adolescents and Young Adults in Papua New Guinea: A Co-Design Approach to Mobile Phone-enabled Intervention
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Misganaw Tiruneh
Thesis: The Impact of Stigma and Support Systems on Tuberculosis in Ethiopian Communities: Social Determinants and Perception Shifts
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Hugh James Archer
Thesis: Ethical, legal and social implications of RNA research and development
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Sittichoke Chawraingern
Thesis: An empirical analysis of policy and practices for antimicrobial resistance in Thailand
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Emma Frost
Thesis: Understanding the ethical, legal, and social implications of using artificial intelligence in cardiovascular disease diagnosis and screening.
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Zelalem Azene
Thesis: Intimate Partner Violence in the Perinatal Period: Impacts on Mother and Infant
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PHD students - graduated
Kathleen Prokopovich
Thesis: Engaging Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) communities in school-based vaccination for Human papillomavirus (HPV)
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Dr Mina Motamedi (MD, MHM)
Thesis: Responses to transvaginal mesh in Australia: a surgical innovation with low rate, severe adverse events
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Saniya Singh
Thesis: Does 'Uncertainty Tolerance' contribute to Overprescribing? Informing Stewardship for Healthcare Staff in Aged-Care Settings
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