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Dr Peng Bi

Telephone +61 8 8303 3583
Position Associate Professor
Email peng.bi@adelaide.edu.au
Fax +61 8 8303 6885
Building 10 Pulteney Street
Floor/Room 9 11
Campus North Terrace
Org Unit Public Health

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Qualifications

MBBS (AMU), Ph D (QLD)

Teaching Interests

Co-ordinator, Higher Degree Research Program

Co-ordinator, Public Health Honours Program

Co-codinator, Public Health Sciences II

Co-ordinator, Epidemiology in Action

Co-ordinator, Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases

Research Interests

Environmental Epidemiology

Infectious Disease Epidemiology

Emergency Public Health Event Response

Research Funding

 

 

1.      Bi P, Hiller JE, Ryan P, Roder D, Han G. Change disease pattern amongst migrants: A focus on national health priority areas. ARC linkage project 2008-10.

2.      Bi P; Pisaniello D; Parton K; Weinstein P; Han G; Nitschke M; Saniotis A: Heatwaves,    population health, and emergency management in Australia‑a qualitative ARC linkage project 2009-10.

3.      Bi P, Ryan P, Weinstein P, Pisaniello D, Parton K, Moss J, Braunack-Mayer A. Heatwaves and Population health in Australia major cities: Risk assessment and strategy exploration. ARC Discovery project 2008-10

4.      Bi P, Ryan, Pisaniello D, Natschke M, Curran B. Air pollution, climatic variables and health outcomes (Hospital admission, emergency department attendance and usage of Ambulance services) in Adelaide. ARC Linkage project, 2006-09

5.      Braunack-Mayer A, Rogers W, Moss J, Hiller J, Bi P, Salter A. Citizens’ juries: enabling effective influenza pandemic policy through engagement with the community, ARC Linkage Project, 2007-2008

6.      Slaney D, Adlam B, Baker V, Hope V, Nokes C, Sheat A, Tompkins D, McBride G, Ye W, French N, Bi P, Gardner N, Salinger J, Cronin K, Weinstein P. Health Analysis & Information For Action (HAIFA) – A Resource System For Reducing New Zealand’s Vulnerability To Human Health Impacts Of Climate Variation And Change. New Zealand Government, 2008-10

7.      McMichael A, Capon T, Bowers J, Gorman D, Spickett J, Newman P, Beggs P, Currie B, Nicholls N, Bi P, Blashki G, Kelly B, Beebes S, Williams C, Bambrick H. Climate change and human health research network, Commonwealth Department of Climate Change, 2009-13

Expertise for Media Contact

CategoriesHealth (allied health)
ExpertiseClimate change and population health; environmental epidemiology; infectious disease epidemiology
NotesAlt phone: (08) 8303 4637

Entry last updated: Sunday, 22 Nov 2009

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