Dr Joanne Carson | UNSW Research

Keywords

hepatitis b & hepatitis c

Biography

Joanne Carson is an interdisciplinary Health informatician, data scientist and infectious disease researcher interested in pharmacoepidemiology, big-data analytics, artificial intelligence and data engineering. She is an Associate Member of the International Centre for Future Health Systems.

My Grants

New South Wales Ministry of Health Grant Award: REACH-B-TX sub-study (2024; AUD $107,396.170)

My Qualifications

My Grants

New South Wales Ministry of Health Grant Award: REACH-B-TX sub-study (2024; AUD $107,396.170)

My Qualifications

Doctor of Philosophy (Medicine/Data Science)

University of New South Wales | Sydney, Australia | 2023

Master of Public Health (Biostatistics/Epidemiology)

Curtin University | Perth, Australia | 2018

Bachelor of Science (Pharmacology/Immunology)

University of New South Wales | Sydney, Australia | 2012

My Awards

2024	Kirby Institute Emerging Investigator Award
2023	University of New South Wales Dean’s Award for Outstanding Thesis
2023	Elsevier Atlas Award Winner Theme Sustainable Development Goal (SDG3), Good Health and Well-Being Publication
2023	Kirby Institute Post-Graduate Student Prize
2022	Top Ranked Abstract in Clinical Research- International Network on Hepatitis in Substance Users Conference, Glasgow, UK
2022	Best presentation by STAToSPHERE conference, Sydney Australia

My Research Activities

Leads the Pharmaco-AI Infectious Disease Surveillance (PHASE) project aiming to enhance capabilities to monitor infectious disease trends, health outcomes and health system utilisation in Australia. PHASE harnesses recent advances in national data-linkage and artificial intelligence to develop novel analytic approaches and advanced pharmacoepidemiologic surveillance systems.