Health and policy research analyst. Currently working at Redkite. All views expressed are my own.
Joined April 2018
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29 Jul 2022
‘Cancer forced me to grow up earlier than I needed to’: a thought provoking session this morning from @TheBendyBrain at #ANZCHOG2022 with the insights from childhood cancer survivors
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23 Apr 2021
New research: What have been the psychosocial impacts of COVID-19 on cancer patients, survivors, and carers in Australia? @CG_Maz @Njt14 @Rhi_Edge
link.springer.com/article/10…
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30 Mar 2021
Prof Karen Canfell & Prof Robyn Ward discuss how #TheDaffodilCentre will enhance research capacity & enable research to be more efficiently and widely translated into life-saving cancer control policies and programs. With @dorothy_keefe @CancerAustralia @AnneECust @sophiescott2
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2 Nov 2020
Congratulations to the fantastic #BIRdE team at @CCNSWResearch for winning the Public Health Research Award at #austPH2020. So proud to be part of this team & of our incredibly important research on COVID19 and cancer care delivery #PEACHC19
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2 Nov 2020
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14 Oct 2020
Alcohol consumption, drinking patterns and #cancer incidence in Australia: Postdoctoral Research Fellow @PeteSarich shares the story #BehindThePaper published in @BrJCancer this week.
cancercommunity.nature.com/p…
@SaxInstitute #45andUpStudy
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30 Jun 2020
Are you a #healthcare professional involved in the delivery of #cancer services in Australia? We want to hear about your experience during #COVID19. Our wonderful CI @Njt14 will be donating $100 to @CCNewSouthWales for every 100 responses we receive ($500 cap). Link below👇
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20 Aug 2020
We are still recruiting participants for our research study looking at the psychosocial impacts of COVID19 on cancer patients, survivors and carers in Australia. The pandemic has impacted all of us, but none more so then the most vulnerable. Please share with your networks 🙏👇
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12 Aug 2020
📢 @WHO's global strategy for the elimination of #cervicalcancer has been adopted. A real chance to eliminate a cancer for the first time. And it's all underpinned by Australian cervical cancer control successes and @CCNSWResearch research! 🙌 youtu.be/nLMtarIm1D0
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Rhiannon Edge retweeted
25 Jun 2020
Honoured to be involved with @CCNSWResearch's study investigating the psychosocial impacts of #COVID19 on people affected by cancer and #HealthcareHeroes working in cancer care. If you are affected by cancer, or involved in cancer care, please #HaveYourSay in our survey:
22 Jun 2020
Our researchers are seeking participants for a study on how #COVID19 has impacted people affected by cancer and healthcare workers in cancer services. Share your experience by taking the online survey. cancercouncil.com.au/researc…
#COVIDandCancer
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Rhiannon Edge retweeted
24 Jun 2020
📢 Cancer healthcare workers: we want to know how the #COVID19 pandemic has affected your experience with providing cancer treatment and services. Share your experience by taking our online survey 👇
cancercouncil.com.au/researc…
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Rhiannon Edge retweeted
23 Jun 2020
Our @CCNSWResearch Team has launched a study to understand the impact of #COVID19 on people affected by #cancer, #healthcareworkers & cancer #services. You can share your experience via a survey 👇🏽 or pls share amongst your networks 🙏🏼 cancercouncil.com.au/researc…
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22 Jun 2020
The #BIRdE team at @CCNSWResearch have launched our new Australia-wide study today investigating the impacts of COVID19 on people affected by cancer and healthcare workers #COVID19 #cancer #ccnsw #cancerresearch
22 Jun 2020
Our researchers are seeking participants for a study on how #COVID19 has impacted people affected by cancer and healthcare workers in cancer services. Share your experience by taking the online survey. cancercouncil.com.au/researc…
#COVIDandCancer
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11 Apr 2020
March A&E attendance in England is concerning. This data suggests there will be a secondary curve in deaths for all those people with serious illnesses going untreated due to #covid19 #coronavirus. Nice chart @claire4helm @NHSProviders 😊
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12 Apr 2020
That will most definitely be a factor but fear will also be playing a large part in this. Also less alcohol related violence is questionable given the recent surges to domestic violence helplines - it’s probably just shifting into more covert situations...
6 Apr 2020
Wishing British PM @BorisJohnson well. No matter how much you disagree with conservative policy or his quirks, put this aside and show some compassion. If this year has taught us anything, then it’s about the importance of kindness #BorisJohnson #bekind #StayHomeSaveLives
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5 Apr 2020
Infection rate slowing in Australia as stricter social distancing measures seem to be flattening the curve. Would be interesting to see the correlation between testing rates and new cases in countries with outbreaks #covid19 @NSWHealth @healthgovau
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3 Apr 2020
COVID19 cases in Sydney mapped by a @CCNSWResearch colleague @PeteSarich
3 Apr 2020
Couldn't find anything online, so I’ve created a map of COVID-19 cases *per capita* for Sydney LGAs as of April 1.
(NSW Health reports cases by place of usual residence - data sources listed in comment below).
#COVID19au #COVID19Australia #nswpol #auspol
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