About
Sally Green is a Professorial Fellow in the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences at Monash University and Co-Director of Cochrane Australia. She holds a PhD in Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine and clinical qualifications in Physiotherapy. Her research focuses on translating evidence-based findings into clinical practice and policy, with a particular interest in improving health outcomes through effective knowledge transfer.
**Education**: PhD in Epidemiology (Monash University), Clinical qualifications in Physiotherapy.
**Research Interests**: Evidence synthesis, healthcare policy, clinical practice guidelines, and public health. Her work contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health equity and sustainable healthcare systems.
**Recent Projects**: Leading roles in projects such as the MitoHOPE Program (mitochondrial donation research), updates to national pregnancy/postnatal care guidelines, and the ANZMUSC Clinical Trials Network. She is also a member of the NHMRC's Synthesis and Translation of Research (STORE) Committee.
**Key Outputs**: Over 230 publications, including recent works on clinical guideline analysis, living evidence syntheses, and pandemic response strategies. Her articles emphasize global health equity and policy implementation.
**Grants/Activities**: Principal Investigator in multiple nationally funded projects. Engaged in consultancy for organizations like the Australian Diabetes Society. Active in policy development and international health collaborations.
**Labs/Teams**: Cochrane Australia, Monash University's Evidence Synthesis and Implementation Methods group, and interdisciplinary networks spanning clinical, academic, and governmental institutions.
