Kobi Schutz

Kobi Schutz is a Senior Lecturer in Nursing affiliated with the Faculty of Health. His research focuses on bronchiectasis management in pediatric and adult populations, clinical trial design, and healthcare transitions. He holds a PhD from the Menzies School of Health Research, contributing to interdisciplinary studies in respiratory care and Indigenous health.

• Educations:
  • PhD in Nursing, Menzies School of Health Research

His research interests emphasize improving clinical outcomes for children with bronchiectasis through personalized care plans and addressing healthcare disparities in Indigenous populations. Key areas include antibiotic prophylaxis protocols, transition of care from pediatric to adult systems, and culturally appropriate interventions.

Recent work includes the PETAL trial evaluating azithromycin efficacy in First Nations children and the BAMP trial assessing action management plans' impact on clinical care. His studies often involve international collaborations, particularly in Australia, New Zealand, and Timor-Leste.

No scientific awards are listed, but his research has been cited in clinical guidelines and referenced in multiple peer-reviewed studies.

He collaborates with multidisciplinary teams at Menzies School of Health Research and other institutions, focusing on respiratory health and healthcare equity.