Bronwyn Loong

Bronwyn Loong is a Lecturer at the Research School of Finance, Actuarial Studies & Statistics at the Australian National University (ANU). She holds a BActStud and BComm from ANU, and a PhD in Statistics from Harvard University. Her research focuses on statistical disclosure control, missing data techniques, and applied statistics. She has contributed to studies on healthcare economics, biomedical data analysis, and methodological advancements in statistical modeling.

Key research interests include protecting data confidentiality while preserving analytic validity, handling missing data in surveys and clinical trials, and applying statistical methods to real-world problems in healthcare and insurance. Her work often involves collaborations with interdisciplinary teams and has led to publications in journals like Frontiers in Medicine and PLoS ONE.

Dr. Loong is registered to supervise research students and has expertise in longitudinal studies, Gaussian copula models, and Bayesian methods. Her research has addressed topics such as lifetime health costs of intimate partner violence and adverse selection in healthcare systems.