Susanna Cramb
Queensland University of Technology and Jamieson Trauma Institute, QUEENSLAND, Australia
Dr Susanna Cramb is a biostatistician at Jamieson Trauma Institute and a Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Healthcare Transformation, Queensland University of Technology. As Jamieson Trauma Institute’s content lead for Statistical Modelling & Health Equity, her research uses complex modelling techniques to investigate the spatial and spatio-temporal patterns of injuries and diseases in Queensland and across Australia. Her cancer mapping work has received prestigious industry awards and directly informed government policy. Susanna was recognised with a Queensland Young Tall Poppy award in 2020 for her excellence in research and scientific outreach.
Abstracts this author is a contributor to:
SPATIAL DISPARITIES IN LIVER CANCER INCIDENCE AND SURVIVAL IN AUSTRALIA, 2010−2019 (23729)
11:30 AM
charlotte k bainomugisa
Oral Presentations - Equity in cancer
Survival following injury-related bloodstream infections across Queensland, Australia: a population-based data linkage study (23815)
3:20 PM
Binuri Perera
Oral Presentations - Injury, self-harm and interpersonal violence