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Research Review New Zealand works with hundreds of local medical specialists to select and advise on the most important research from around the world. They advise on what really matters, what impact it has on local healthcare and what we need to do in our daily practice to accommodate new skills and knowledge. Select a category below to see more about each of our expert advisors.
MBBS (Hons), B Mus (Hons), Grad Cert Aeromed Ret, M Clin Res Meth, FACEM George is co-Director of Emergency Medicine Training at Royal Melbourne Hospital – a busy quaternary trauma centre in the Parkville precinct encompassing RMH, RWH and the VCCC. After completing initial studies in Brisbane, George made the
Professor Eric Chung is a consultant urological surgeon at the AndroUrology Centre for Sexual, Urinary and Reproductive Excellence and has an academic appointment at the University of Queensland and Princess Alexandra Hospital, in Brisbane, Australia. He is the current Chair for the Andrology Group in the Urological Society of Australia
Dr Emily See is a Critical Care Nephrologist at the Royal Melbourne Hospital and a Senior Clinical Lecturer in the Department of Critical Care, University of Melbourne. She holds a Master of Medical Statistics degree from the University of Oxford and is completing a PhD examining the long-term sequelae of
Professor Ogden is a medical practitioner consulting in forensic medicine and a specialist practitioner in addiction medicine. He obtained his degrees from the University of Melbourne. He is a Fellow of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, a Fellow of the Chapter of Addiction Medicine of the Royal Australian
Dr. Divyanshu “Divy” Dua graduated from the Manipal Academy of Higher Education, India followed by fellowship of Royal Australasian College of Physicians. He trained in internal medicine and medical oncology in Australia followed by clinical fellowship in drug development, early phase trials and thoracic malignancies at the Guys Hospital in
Dr David Routledge is a Consultant in the Clinical Haematology Department at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Royal Melbourne Hospital and University Hospital Geelong with a specialist interest in myeloma and stem cell transplantation. Through this he also provides chemotherapy and stem cell transplantation to patients with haematological malignancies in their
Dr David Nolan is a Consultant Physician and Head of Department in the Royal Perth Hospital Department of Immunology. After undergraduate training at the University of Melbourne and Austin Hospital (1990) and registrar appointment at Royal Darwin Hospital (1995-1996), David moved to Perth to work at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital
Professor David Mudge is a Consultant Nephrologist at Princess Alexandra Hospital and visiting nephrologist at Redland Hospital, as well as a clinical researcher with the University of Queensland Centre for Kidney Disease Research. His clinical research interests include the thrombotic microangiopathies, iron supplementation in chronic kidney disease, antiviral medicals in
Professor Siskind trained as a psychiatrist in Australia and the United States. He works clinically as a psychiatrist in Brisbane, Australia with people with treatment-refractory schizophrenia. His research interests include treatment-refractory schizophrenia, clozapine and the physical health comorbidities associated with schizophrenia. He has over 300 publications and AU$60million in competitive
Dr Connie Katelaris is a Professor of Immunology & Allergy, University of Western Sydney and Head of Department and Senior Staff Specialist at Campbelltown Hospital. She also has a busy private consultant practice at Westmead.Dr Katelaris is a past president of the Australasian Society of Clinical Immunology and Allergy, an
Chan is a physician-scientist based in Sydney, specialising in CAR-T cell therapy and immuno-oncology, with a focus on advancing treatments for acute myeloid leukaemia (AML). She completed her specialist haematology training at Westmead and Royal Prince Alfred Hospitals, where she gained hands-on experience in the clinical implementation and delivery of
Bronwyn Jennings is the Gynae Oncology Clinical Nurse Consultant at Mater Hospital Brisbane, in Brisbane, Australia. She is a member of the Cancer Nurses Society of Australia (CNSA) and chairs the Gynaeoncology Specialist Practice Network. Bronwyn is also a member of the Australian and New Zealand Gynaecological Oncology Group (ANZGOG)
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