Steve Quinn

Assoc Prof Steve Quinn is a Senior Biostatistician at the Swinburne University of Technology within the School of Health Sciences. With a PhD in Biostatistics and over 120 peer-reviewed publications, his expertise spans multilevel mixed modeling, structural equation modeling, and glycemic control in critical care.

Education:

• PhD in Biostatistics, University of Tasmania
• B. Math (Hons) and M. Math, University of Newcastle
• Dip. Ed., University of Newcastle

Research Interests: Statistical methodology for binary regression models, clinical applications in prostate cancer decision-making, sleep apnea treatment efficacy, and glycemic ratio analysis for critical care outcomes. His work also explores mental health in aged care and trauma impacts on homeless populations.

Publication Trends: Recent articles focus on prostate cancer decision aids, sleep apnea interventions, critical care glycemia metrics, and mental health applications in geriatric and oncology settings. Methodologies emphasize comparative effectiveness, risk stratification, and statistical modeling.

Scientific Contributions:

• Dean's Honours list for outstanding PhD research (University of Tasmania, 2003)
• Extensive NHMRC and Department of Health grants for clinical trials
• Editorial board member for Journal of Clinical Oncology

Supervision & Grants: Currently supervising three PhD students. Active CI on multiple NHMRC grants including projects on telehealth dignity therapy, prostate cancer management, and acute coronary syndrome interventions.