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Assoc Prof Jo-Anne Manski-Nankervis
Associate Professor, Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
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A/Prof Jo-Anne Manski-Nankervis is an academic general practitioner (GP) and Academic Director of Primary Care and Family Medicine at Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine. Her research focus is on the development and implementation of technology to inform decision making in general-practice, health services research and the use of data to describe and improve general-practice activity, with a focus on cancer, chronic diseases such as chronic kidney disease, and antimicrobial stewardship. She is a contributor and proponent of practice based research networks and programmes to develop primary care clinician researchers.
She aims to include primary care professionals and people that attend primary care in the development and implementation of research to ensure it meets the needs of end users and can be translated into practice.
She aims to include primary care professionals and people that attend primary care in the development and implementation of research to ensure it meets the needs of end users and can be translated into practice.
Primary care
Health services research
Implementation science
Chronic kidney disease
Cancer
Type 2 diabetes
Cardiovascular disease
Health services research
Implementation science
Chronic kidney disease
Cancer
Type 2 diabetes
Cardiovascular disease
- Risk Program
- The Strategic Development of the Centre for Primary Healthcare Research and Innovation
- The Strategic Development of the Centre for Primary Healthcare Research and Innovation (NHG)
Awards
Professor Peter Mudge Meal, RACGP GP20 conference. The medal is awarded annually to a presenter at the annual RACGP Annual Conference who has advanced the discipline of general practice and the goals of the RACGP and whose original research has the most potential to significantly influence daily general practice.
Professor Peter Mudge Medal, RACGP GP19 conference. The medal is awarded annually to a presenter at the annual RACGP Annual Conference who has advanced the discipline of general practice and the goals of the RACGP and whose original research has the most potential to significantly influence daily general practice.
Second prize, Clinical posters, 6th Asia Pacific Primary Care Research Conference, Singapore
Rajakumar Award for best oral presentation at 5th Asia Pacific Primary Care Research Conference, Putrajaya, Malaysia, 2015
Special Recognition, Youth Investigators Award, WONCA Asia Pacific Regional Conference, Taiwan, 2015
Professor Peter Mudge Medal, RACGP GP13 conference. The medal is awarded annually to a presenter at the annual RACGP Annual Conference who has advanced the discipline of general practice and the goals of the RACGP and whose original research has the most potential to significantly influence daily general practice
Registrar Research Prize, General Practice Education and Training 2012
Professor Peter Mudge Medal, RACGP GP19 conference. The medal is awarded annually to a presenter at the annual RACGP Annual Conference who has advanced the discipline of general practice and the goals of the RACGP and whose original research has the most potential to significantly influence daily general practice.
Second prize, Clinical posters, 6th Asia Pacific Primary Care Research Conference, Singapore
Rajakumar Award for best oral presentation at 5th Asia Pacific Primary Care Research Conference, Putrajaya, Malaysia, 2015
Special Recognition, Youth Investigators Award, WONCA Asia Pacific Regional Conference, Taiwan, 2015
Professor Peter Mudge Medal, RACGP GP13 conference. The medal is awarded annually to a presenter at the annual RACGP Annual Conference who has advanced the discipline of general practice and the goals of the RACGP and whose original research has the most potential to significantly influence daily general practice
Registrar Research Prize, General Practice Education and Training 2012
Fellowships & Other Recognition
Graduate Australian Institute of Company Directors Course
Certified Health Informatician Australia
Doctor of Philosophy, University of Melbourne
Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP)
Melbourne Teaching Certificate, University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (Honours), University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Science (Honours), University of Western Australia
Certified Health Informatician Australia
Doctor of Philosophy, University of Melbourne
Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (FRACGP)
Melbourne Teaching Certificate, University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (Honours), University of Melbourne
Bachelor of Science (Honours), University of Western Australia
Supervision of PhD Students
Available for student supervision