PHRN Linkage Luminaries with Professor Dominique Cadilhac and Associate Professor Monique Kilkenny

Thursday, March 17, 2022

Professor Dominique Cadilhac & Associate Professor Monique Kilkenny

Thursday 31 March 2022 | 12noon AEDT, 11.30am ACDT, 9am AWST

PHRN is excited to host our first webinar for 2022 in our "Linkage Luminaries" webinar series for 2022 with Professor Dominique Cadilhac & Associate Professor Monique Kilkenny on Thursday 31 March 2022 at 12noon AEDT, 11.30am ACDT, 9am AWST.

This webinar will highlight Professor Dominique Cadilhac & Associate Professor Monique Kilkenny's work with stroke research and linked data.

A little bit about our Linkage Luminaries:

Professor Dominique Cadilhac (PhD, MPH, BN, RN) is a health services researcher and NHMRC Senior Research Fellow with over 260 articles. She heads the Public Health group within the Stroke theme at the Florey and is the Data Custodian for the Australian Stroke Clinical Registry. She is also the Head of the Translational Public Health and Evaluation Research Division, Stroke and Ageing Research at Monash University. Her skillset includes epidemiology, implementation science and economic evaluation.

Associate Professor Monique Kilkenny is the Head of the National Stroke Data Linkage Program (as well as National Heart Foundation Future Leader Fellow) in the Stroke and Ageing Research Group within the School of Clinical Sciences at Monash Health at Monash University. A/Prof Kilkenny is a highly experienced epidemiologist who has worked in research for over 25 years at National and International level.  She leads a program of research essential to investigating quality of care provided to patients with stroke and are the cornerstones of informing the implementation of interventions to improve healthcare and patient outcomes. A/Prof Kilkenny setup and leads the Australia and New Zealand Stroke Coding Working Group and also leads the National Stroke Data Linkage Interest group. In 2019, A/Prof Kilkenny received a Dean’s Award for Research Excellence from the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences as recognition of her work in the National Stroke Data Linkage Program (towards an integrated national data platform for stroke).

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