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Roles and Affiliations: Michelle Tan is a Research Fellow at Monash University's Centre for Medicine Use and Safety, collaborating with the National Centre for Healthy Ageing and Australian Department of Health. She holds honorary positions at King’s College London (Affiliate Research Fellow) and the University of Queensland (Adjunct Research Fellow). Her work focuses on evidence-based guideline development, health policy, and leveraging large datasets to inform national policies.
Education:
- PhD in Medicine (The University of Sydney, 2020)
- Research Training: King’s College London, Monash University, and Newcastle University.
Research Interests: Her expertise spans clinical guidelines, multimorbidity, healthy ageing, and obesity research. She applies advanced statistical methods to study chronic disease management, public health policy, and healthcare quality improvement.
Grants and Awards:
- NHMRC Ideas Grant (2025-2029)
- European Association for the Study of Obesity Travel Grant (2024)
- University of Sydney SEED Grant (2019)
- Multiple scholarships including Commonwealth Government Research Training Program (2017-2020).
Key Collaborations: Works with Dr. Nic Kormas on NSW bariatric surgery programs, and with institutions like the NIHR Policy Research Unit (UK), LSE, and WHO-linked initiatives.
Labs/Teams: Leads projects in metabolic health, guideline development, and policy analysis across multiple institutions in Australia and the UK.
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