Keira Robinson

Keira Robinson serves as a Researcher in the Cardiovascular Epidemiology Research Centre (CERC) at The University of Western Australia's School of Population and Global Health. She specializes in epidemiological and biostatistical analysis of multi-jurisdictional linked health data to advance cardiovascular disease research.

Her educational background includes a Master’s degree in Epidemiology focused on genetic susceptibility to human papillomavirus in a Montreal student cohort. This foundation supports her methodological rigor in handling complex health datasets.

Robinson's research spans cardiovascular disease epidemiology, pharmacoepidemiology, health economics, and biostatistics, with additional expertise in infectious diseases, health services research, immunology, oncology, and perinatal health outcomes. Her work directly contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals for health and well-being.

Recent publications reveal a strong emphasis on acute coronary syndromes, chronic coronary disease, and stroke incidence using linked administrative data. Key trends include diagnostic coding validation, sex-specific risk analysis, and long-term cardiovascular event prediction, demonstrating methodological innovation in real-world evidence generation.

As an active member of the Cardiovascular Research Group and CERC, she collaborates on national and international projects that leverage large-scale health datasets to inform cardiovascular disease prevention and clinical management strategies.