Adjunct Senior Lecturer @sydney_uni, Senior Research Officer @ncirs, cyclist, Canadian Aussie
Sydney, New South Wales
Joined November 2018
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Meningococcal: what to know about this potentially deadly disease affecting Australian children @NCIRS theconversation.com/meningoc… via @ConversationEDU
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Vaccines cause adults.
Vaccines account for 40% of the decline in infant mortality over the last 50 years.
Infant mortality rates have plummeted over the last 50 years. Globally, they’ve fallen by over two-thirds, from around 10% in 1974 to less than 3% today.
A recent study — published in The Lancet by Andrew Shattock and an international team of researchers — estimates that 40% of this decline has been driven by increased access to crucial vaccines.
The chart shows the actual reduction in infant mortality rates with vaccination (in blue) and the researchers’ estimates for a hypothetical scenario in which vaccines wouldn’t have been rolled out (in red).
Based on these figures, vaccines are estimated to have saved 150 million children over the last 50 years.
(This Daily Data Insight was written by @_HannahRitchie.)
My first time being featured in an editorial about our new paper on kids’ mental health prescribing, a topic I’m passionate about, especially now that I have a little one of my own. – at Sydney, New South Wales
The rise in prescribing and dispensing rates for psychotropic medications for children and adolescents cannot be entirely attributable to the pandemic, and further research is needed to learn why certain prescribing patterns have emerged
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Psychotropic prescribing on the rise in children and adolescents - New research by Dr @HardieRae and Prof @AGeorgiouMQ insightplus.mja.com.au/2023/…
Another recent publication harnessing the power of big data for general practice research and diabetes quality of care. @AIHI_MQ @OutcomeHealthAU @KrissyImai – at Sydney, New South Wales
Patient and practice factors associated with HbA1c testing frequency in patients with type 2 diabetes: a retrospective cohort study in Australian general practice publish.csiro.au/PY/PY22026 @Dxinformatics @lli_sydney @AIHI_MQ @PCHSS_AIHI @ChrisMP
We know the mental health impacts that the COVID-19 pandemic has had on kids. How about on medication prescribing? Here, we present a higher than forecasted increase in psychotropic med prescribing since 2020. General practice is filling key gaps in care. – at Sydney, New South Wales
Psychotropic medication prescribing for children and adolescents by general practitioners during the COVID-19 pandemic
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… @AIHI_MQ @HardieRae @AGeorgiouMQ @OutcomeHealthAU
This paper has been a labour of love to get out into the world during parental leave. The results highlight the impact of the pandemic on kids’ mental health and the important role of GPs to fill gaps in mental health services. @DxInformatics – at Sydney, New South Wales
New research in @theMJA shows that while rates of psychotropic medication prescribing by GPs for children has been increasing since 2018, the peak rates reached during the pandemic were higher than forecast. GPs were critical to mental health support.
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Pleased to be included in this list. We endeavour to generate and promote quality evidence about the role of #telehealth📈. @symplur @AGeorgiouMQ @HardieRae @AIHI_MQ
Our latest publication on our experience using action research and stakeholder involvement to guide primary care COVID-19 research. – at Sydney, New South Wales
A framework for conducting policy-relevant primary care research: a COVID-19 case study in Australia publish.csiro.au/PY/PY22174 @DxInformatics @OutcomeHealthAU @ChrisMP @AIHI_MQ @PCHSS_AIHI
Work from our team describes a framework for analysing COVID-19 impacts in general practice. – at Sydney, New South Wales
A framework for conducting policy-relevant research on the impact of #COVID19 on general practice, adaptable to future studies across any primary care setting: publish.csiro.au/PY/PY22174. @AusJPrimHealth @AGeorgiouMQ @HardieRae @KrissyImai @ChrisMP @AdamCMcLeod @nas_wabe @DaiZhaoli
Our latest work! @DxInformatics @AIHI_MQ @OutcomeHealthAU #telehealth
General practice perspective on the use of telehealth during the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia using an Action Research approach: a qualitative study @BMJ_Open bmjopen.bmj.com/content/12/1… – at Sydney, New South Wales
The patient doctor himself @benbravery shares his healthcare journey and the importance of values of trust and kindness so that we don’t simply become numbers in the system. #DHS2022 @TheInstituteDH @AIHI_MQ @DxInformatics – at Sydney, New South Wales
Excited to hear Ben speak today and then pick up his new book! – at Sydney, New South Wales
1/2 | Dr @BenBravery, author of The Patient Doctor, will be signing his new book during the morning tea break of the Digital Health Summit.
Come down to the AIDH booth during the tea break to purchase & get your copy signed by Dr Bravery himself #DHS2022 #ThePatientDoctor
Conference sign in reminding us that COVID-19 is still here despite isolation requirement being scrapped as of today. #digitalhealth summit @TheInstituteDH @DxInformatics @AIHI_MQ – at Sydney, New South Wales
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Thanks to all our special issue authors: @nas_wabe @DxInformatics @AGeorgiouMQ @HardieRae @ImaiChrissy @ChrisMP @AIHI_MQ @SimonWillcock2 @DrAmyDNguyen @CSIsocialimpact @deguzman_kr @CSnoswell @ProfTelehealth @HelenHaydon @Autistic_Doc @AutisticDoctor @Academic_owl @JohnnyStewart1
It’s great to have our Telehealth research highlighted as part of this issue @DxInformatics @AGeorgiouMQ – at Sydney, New South Wales
The full BJGP Open #Telehealth Special Issue is now live!
Read the special editorial from Guest Editor @DrSarahJWhite and BJGP Open's Editor-in-Chief @HDambhaMiller ⬇️
doi.org/10.3399/BJGPO.2022.0…
The complete collection ⬇️ bjgpopen.org/page/special-is…
A real treat to have @DrStuartFraser1 share his wisdom on career from academia to beyond. Top tips include when to say yes/no, establishing an encyclopaedia of yourself to cherry pick from, and a T-shaped career. Loved the bird analogies. @EnCouRage_FMHHS – at Sydney, New South Wales
10 points of wisdom for our ECRs @EnCouRage_FMHHS from Prof Sakkie Pretorius. My favourite is “learn to give and receive good feedback”. @Macquarie_Uni – at Sydney, New South Wales
Dr Rae-Anne Hardie retweeted
Don't miss the 2022 Digital Health Summit, brought to you by @TheInstituteDH and @eHealthNSW at the @ICCSyd October 17-18: digitalhealth.org.au/summit/. Volunteering opportunities available for full-time students too! #DHS2022 @AGeorgiouMQ @HardieRae @bethanyvandort
