
Dr Lisa Vallely
PhD, MSc MCH, Dip. Higher Ed Midwifery
As a midwife and public health researcher, Lisa has more than 25 years鈥 experience working in low-resource settings, including Papua New Guinea, Tanzania, Kenya and Zambia.
Her current program of research is focused primarily in Papua New Guinea (PNG), where she established a multidisciplinary maternal and child health research program at the PNG Institute of Medical Research in Goroka (2010-15). Her program of research included access to care during pregnancy and childbirth; unsafe abortion; teenage pregnancy; and STIs in pregnancy. Her ongoing program of research focused primarily in PNG supports improving quality of antenatal and intrapartum care to improve birth outcomes.听
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Multi-study analysis of stillbirths and contributing factors in Papua New Guinea (NHMRC Stillbirth CRE (project), CI)
Innovative approaches to improve maternal and neonatal outcomes in low-resource settings (NHMRC ECF, CIA)
Developing youth-centred health promotion strategies to prevent and mitigate the adverse health impacts of adolescent pregnancy in Papua New Guinea (NHMRC Project Grant, CIC)
Point-of-care testing and treatment of STIs to improve pregnancy outcomes in resource-limited, high-burden settings (DFID, MRC, Welcome Trust, CI)
Point-of-care diagnosis of STIs to improve maternal and neonatal health outcomes in high-burden, low resource settings (NHMRC Project Grant, AI)
Accelerating research and progress in maternal and newborn health (ARPAN) (NHMRC, CRE CIG)
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Emerging Leader Award, Kirby Institute 2021
NHMRC Early Career Fellowship 2018-2021
Teaching Excellence Award (2009) School of Population Health, University of Queensland.
Research Incentive Award (2009) School of Population Health, University of Queensland.
DFID Associate Professional Officer Scheme (1999-2001) professional development and training award (scholarship for MSc and one year in country supervised work experience in Kenya).