Daniel Miller

Daniel Miller is a Visiting Fellow at the National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health (NCEPH), Australian National University, with dual affiliation as Visitor at the National Centre for Health Workforce Studies. His collaborative research bridges epidemiology and policy development to address population health challenges across Australia and internationally.

Miller's research specializes in health workforce modeling, systematic review methodology, and climate adaptation policy. He investigates data availability frameworks and good practice reporting standards, focusing on workforce supply-demand dynamics to inform evidence-based health policy. His work integrates epidemiological analysis with practical implementation strategies for complex health systems.

His recent publication establishes methodological standards for health workforce projection models, reflecting a research trend toward evidence synthesis and guideline development. This work connects epidemiological rigor with actionable policy tools for health workforce planning.

No scientific awards are currently documented for Daniel Miller.

Miller actively contributes to multiple research grants including WHO collaborations on unmet healthcare need measurement and Australian national workforce strategies. Current projects encompass the Environmental Scan for Allied Health Workforce Strategy, North West Health Workforce Plan with Tasmania, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workforce Strategic Plan support, demonstrating sustained funding for policy-relevant population health research.

Operating within NCEPH's interdisciplinary research ecosystem, Miller collaborates across epidemiology, health services, and policy domains. The center's structure enables integrated approaches to population health challenges through data analytics, systematic reviews, and stakeholder engagement with government and international partners.