Ankur Singh
University of Sydney, NSW, Australia
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.
I am the Chair of Lifespan Oral Health at the University of Sydney and an Australian Research Council DECRA fellow.I am a public health researcher and a social epidemiologist with the goal to generate research evidence and to facilitate its translation to reduce public health burden of diseases and health inequalities. I collaboratively lead a multi-centre and interdisciplinary data driven research program that applies cutting edge epidemiological methods on population-based datasets to quantify public health impact of interventions with focus on enhancing Health Equity Across Lifespan in Oral Health. Methodologically, I am interested in simulation of interventions using observational data, multilevel modelling, Markov-Based simulation models, quantification of health inequalities and evidence synthesis methods.
Abstracts this author is a contributor to:
The impact of sugar-sweetened beverage consumption on income inequalities in oral health among Australian children: A causal mediation analysis (23839)
11:20 AM
Ziyao Ge
Oral Presentations - Advancing Epidemiological Methods 1
Stochastic modified treatment policies for evaluating hypothetical disability interventions on dental affordability (23875)
1:30 PM
Upul Cooray
Oral Presentations - Advancing Epidemiological Methods 2
Improving affordability of Oral Healthcare Through Income and Financial Hardship Interventions: A Longitudinal Modified Treatment Policy Analysis (24200)
4:10 PM
Ankur Singh
Oral Presentations - Climate and healthcare access and use
Multilevel Analysis of Area-Level Inequalities and Oral Health Behaviours Among Australian Adolescents (24242)
3:20 PM
Nadia Kaunein
Oral Presentations - Conversation starter - Health across the life course