Serene Shrestha
University of New South Wales, Sydney, NEW SOUTH WALES, Australia
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.
Dr Shrestha is a dedicated medical professional with broad experience encompassing population health, clinical practice and medical education. Dr Shrestha trained at Fiji National University where she obtained her MBBS and has since had over 15 years experience working as a medical physician in Fiji ,whilst also holding an academic appointment as a Lecturer in Medicine at Fiji National University from 2014 to 2025. Dr Shrestha is passionate about creating dynamic learning environments within medical institutions and actively seeking solutions to critical public and global health issues within Fiji and the greater Pacific region. Dr Shrestha has just started a PhD in the School of Population Health at UNSW, Sydney, focused on injury morbidity and mortality in Fiji.
Abstracts this author is a contributor to:
Explaining ethnic disparities and recent plateau and decline in Fiji life expectancy: cardiovascular disease, cancer, infection, external causes and COVID-19 (23800)
3:00 PM
Christine Linhart
Oral Presentations - Conversations starters - population health & wellbeing
Underestimated suicide burden in Fiji: narrative-based death certificate reassignment identifies exceptionally high suicide rates among Fijians of Indian descent (23858)
10:40 AM
Christine Linhart
Oral Presentations - Innovations in health data collection and measurement for equity and action
Uncovering variations in drowning mortality in Fiji between Indigenous iTaukei and Fijians of Indian descent during 2016–2022 (23948)
3:00 PM
Serene Shrestha
Oral Presentations - Injury, self-harm and interpersonal violence