Grant success
Members of the School of Public Health and its constituent and affiliated centres continue to enjoy impressive success rates with grants and fellowships and 2008.
2008 grant successes are listed below.
NHMRC Project Grants - School of Public Health
- A/Prof J Craig, Dr E Hodson, Prof D Lyle, Ms D Yarnold, Prof P Roy, Dr L Hayson.
$1,568, 125
Antecedents of Renal Disease in Aboriginal children and young adults - 12 year follow-up - Prof R Cumming, Prof D Le Couteur, Dr M Kennerson, Dr R de Cabo, Dr V Naganathan, Prof P Sambrook.
$468,000
Sirtuins and the molecular eipdemiology of frailty in older men. - A/Prof A Barratt, Prof M Tattersall, Dr L Askie, Mrs S Crossing, Prof P Butow, Prof D Currow, Mr K McGeechan.
$505,675
Cancer Trials Australia-OnLine: A tool for cancer patients to find open clinical trials and consider trial participation. - Dr P Clarke, Prof A Gray, Prof T Davis, Dr A Patel
$358,455
Development and validation of an Australian Diabetes Health Policy Simulation Model.
NHMRC Project Grants - affiliated with the School
- Dr C Roberts, Dr J Ford, Ass Prof J Simpson, Prof W Giles, Dr L Taylor, Ms C Raynes-Greenow.
*through the Kolling Institute at Northern Clinical School*
$564,000
Identifying risk for second and subsequent pregnancies: a longitudinal record linkage study. - Prof G Gill, Dr N Wetzig, A/Prof O Ung, A/Prof M Bilous, Dr I Campbell, A/Prof J Collins, Dr W Hague, Ms A Kirby
*through the NHMRC Clinical Trials Centre*
$1,272,850
SNAC1: A randomised trial of sentinel node based management versus axillary clearnace for women with small breast cancers. - Dr N Wetzig, Dr I Campbell, Prof G Gill, A/Prof O Ung, A/Prof J Collins, A/Prof M Bilous, Dr W Hague, Ms A Kirby
*through NHMRC Clinical trials centre*
$1,185,213
SNAC2: A randomised trial of extending sentinel node based management to women with larger or multifocal breast cancers. - Prof J Simes, A/Prof A Keech, A/Prof V Gebski, Dr M Stockler
*through the NHMRC Clinical trials centre*
$7,560,000
Clinical trials advances for better health outcomes - Prof S Eades (Sax Institute), Prof P McIntyre, Prof K Oates, Dr J Daniels, Dr S Woolfenden
*through the Faculty of Medicine*
$430,750
Ear health, hearing, speech and language development in urban Aboriginal children. - Prof A Smith, Prof M Pitts, Dr J Shelley, Dr J Richters, A/Prof J Simpson
* through LaTrobe University*
$1,575,250
The Australian Logitudinal study of health and relationship - Prof C Anderson, Prof J Chalmers, Prof J Wang, Prof R Lindley
*through the George Institute for International Health*
$2,550,000
INTERACT: a randomised trial of intensive blood pressure lowering in acute intracerebral haemorrhage - Dr M Hackett, Dr N Glozier, A/Pro S Jan, Prof R Lindley
*through the George Institute for International Health*
$490,725
Psychosocial disability and return to work in younger stroke survivors - Dr F Turnbull, Dr V Perkovic, Dr F Barzi
*through the George Institute for International Health*
$246,800
Blood pressure lowering in patients with chronic kidney disease: evidence from prospectively planned overview analyses
NHMRC Fellowships
- Prof Paul Haber
Practitioner Fellowship
$288,750 - Prof Craig Anderson
Research Fellowship
$651,250
NSW Cancer Council Project Grant
Dr L Trevena, Dr K McCaffery, A/Prof Alexandra Barratt, Dr J Leask, Dr J Brotherton, Dr T Dobbins
A randomised trial of a web-based toolkit for applying evidence in the general practice cervical cancer prevention visit -doing your homework on the evidence about cervical cancer prevention: a toolkit for young women
$245,500 over 3 years




