Ray Lovett
Australian National University, ACT, Australia
Dr Raymond Lovett is an NHMRC Early Career Fellow and Program Leader of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research group at the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health, The Australian National University. He is an Aboriginal (Wongaibon) epidemiologist with extensive experience in health services research, public health policy development and evaluation experience.
The emphasis of Dr Lovett’s research has involved the integration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture with improving health outcomes and health services. He has an additional focus on administrative and health services data to change policy and practice. Dr Lovett’s post-doctoral include the conduct and analysis of large-scale collaborative studies, including the 45 and Up Study focused on analysis of tobacco use among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants. He has strong links within the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community locally and nationally and maintains a strong connection with the community controlled health sector. He is currently leading the development of Australia's first national Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adult cohort study.
Abstracts this author is a contributor to:
Operationalising Indigenous Data Sovereignty through an Indigenous-governed Health Information System for Community Partners. (23734)
3:20 PM
Koorinya Moreton
Oral Presentations - Indigenous and community-led and governed data collection, measurement and reporting
Using survey data quality and missingness patterns to inform questionnaire design: learnings from the Mayi Kuwayu Study (23736)
10:30 AM
Benjamin Harrap
Oral Presentations - Innovations in health data collection and measurement for equity and action
Strengthening data systems: Exploring racism as a distal determinant of treatment completion among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people (24212)
3:50 PM
Rebecca Murray
Oral Presentations - Indigenous and community-led and governed data collection, measurement and reporting
Using an inclusive weighting approach to enhance the utility of Indigenous-governed health and wellbeing data from non-probability surveys (24213)
3:10 PM
Christopher D McKay
Oral Presentations - Indigenous and community-led and governed data collection, measurement and reporting
The stage and future direction of the smoking epidemic in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples (24226)
1:10 PM
Abbey Diaz
Oral Presentations - Structural, commercial and social determinants of health
Kulay Kalingka: an Indigenous-led approach to monitoring National Cancer Care Indicators for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples (24228)
3:45 PM
Abbey Diaz
Oral Presentations - Indigenous and community-led and governed data collection, measurement and reporting