Thursday 15 September and Friday 16 September [Online and in-person]
A spotlight on Global Health at the Melbourne Children’s Campus Student Symposium
The September Global Health Forum aims to showcase global health research conducted at the Melbourne Children’s Campus as part of the Student Symposium, taking place between 15-16 September. The symposium is the premier research student event on campus. Join us to learn more about some of the most pressing global health issues including COVID-19, mental health, pneumonia, pneumococcal vaccination and human papilloma virus vaccination presented by our talented students.
| Speaker | Presentation Title |
Day & Time
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| Paola Villanueva, PhD 3rd year+ |
To scar or not to scar? | Thursday, Session 1, 10.15 am AEST |
| Margaretha PhD 3rd year+ |
School-Based Mental Health Promotion: A Global Policy Review. | Thursday, Session 1, 10.15 am AEST |
| Alicia Quach PhD 2nd year |
Slow progress in pneumonia control for children in low-and-middle-income countries. |
Thursday, Session 2, 11.45 am AEST |
| Jackson Newberry-Dupe PhD 2nd year |
Child and adolescent mental health presentations to hospital emergency departments and the COVID-19 pandemic: protocol for a systematic review and meta-analysis. |
Thursday, Session 2, 11.45 am AEST |
| Darren Suryawijaya Ong Masters 1st year |
Epidemiology of SARS-CoV-2 cases and COVID-19 hospitalisations and deaths in children and adolescents. | Thursday, Session 4, 3.00 pm AEST |
| Satvika Soppadandi Honours |
Immunological memory response following reduced-dose pneumococcal vaccination schedule.
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Friday, Session 6, 11.15 am AEST |
| Chau Quang PhD 1st year |
Antibody subclass profiles 6 years after 1 dose of quadrivalent HPV vaccine in Fijian adolescent girls. | Friday, Session 7, 1.15 pm AEST |
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