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Zak Doherty is an Adjunct Research Fellow at Monash University's Rural Health department, where he focuses on critical care, emergency medicine, and healthcare disparities between rural and metropolitan areas. He holds a BMedSc(Hons)/MD from Monash University (2020) and a Graduate Diploma of Biostatistics (2024). Currently, he also serves as an Intensive Care Registrar at Alfred Health.
- Education: Monash University (MD, 2020; Biostatistics, 2024)
- Affiliations: Rural Health Bendigo, Alfred Health
His research interests include cardiac arrest outcomes, resuscitation protocols, burns management, and mental health-related poisonings. He has contributed to international guidelines on OHCA registry standards and explored regional healthcare challenges in Australia/New Zealand. Recent work focuses on rural vs. urban ICU patient outcomes and antidepressant overdose trends.
Key collaborations include the International Liaison Committee on Resuscitation and multi-national studies on vascular surgery and ICU rehabilitation. His publications analyze long-term survival rates, telehealth adoption during pandemics, and data accuracy in clinical databases.
