معرفی
Assoc/Prof Michelle Giles is an Associate Professor in Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Monash University, affiliated with Monash Health Centre for Inflammatory Disease. Her roles include clinical practice, medical education, and research leadership. She specializes in infectious diseases during pregnancy, particularly managing blood-borne viruses (HIV, hepatitis B/C) and maternal immunisation strategies.
Education:
- PhD in Medicine: 'Women HIV and Reproduction in Australia' (Monash University, 2004–2009)
Research Interests: Focuses on improving maternal and neonatal health outcomes via evidence-based clinical management. Her team collaborates globally on maternal immunisation projects, addressing vaccine efficacy and uptake. Key areas include hepatitis in pregnancy, HIV母婴传播阻断, and sepsis management.
Recent Projects:
- Leading studies on maternal immunisation mechanisms and obstetric outcomes
- Co-design interventions to improve vaccine access in pregnancy
- Investigating hepatitis B and gestational diabetes links
Awards: 2018 Victorian Public Healthcare Award for contributions to maternal health.
Clinical Activities: Runs antenatal infectious diseases clinics at Monash Health, Royal Women's Hospital, and Joan Kirner Hospital. Leads immunisation services for adults and women’s health.
