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Professor Bruce Maycock

Director of the Collaboration for Evidence, Research and Impact in Public Health: Secretary General APACPH

Curtin University, School of Public Health, Australia; WHO Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health Impact Assessment; Asia Pacific Academic Consortium for Public Health (APACPH)

Bruce specialises in the design, delivery and evaluation of community interventions (topic areas have included infant health and breastfeeding, prevention alcohol and drug related harms, HIV prevention and control, mental health promotion and prevention of infectious disease). His current research includes an investigation of the factors affecting the progress of disaster recovery among the earthquake affected communities in Nepal; the influence of a network on public health policy and practice and the use of a systems approach to develop an evaluation framework and tool; and the methods used by industry to promote harmful products in Australia and the region. He has over 80 peer reviewed journal publications, over 184 publications in total and since 2005 he has been the chief investigator on 14 research grants and 3 category one grants. As the Secretary General of APACPH he represents 84 regional universities including all of the Asia Universities in the top 100 in the ARWU rankings. APACPH has regional offices in Malaysia, China, Indonesia, USA, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Australia. The role of Secretary General is to build the linkages between members and build the research and teaching capacity of members.


Other project participants


Name
Title/Role
Institute
Dr Asep Adhikerana
Research Fellow
Centre for Sustainable Energy and Resources Management Universitas Nasional (CSERM-UNAS), Indonesia
Dr Lota Alcantara-Creencia
Faculty member (Organisation Lead)
Western Philippines University, Philippines
Dr Rahimatsah Amat
CEO/Founder
Sabah Environmental Trust, Malaysia
Dr Matthew Ashley
Research Fellow
University of Plymouth, UK
Professor Melanie Austen
Programme Director for Blue Communities (Organisation Lead)
University of Plymouth, UK
Arlene Avillanosa
Faculty member
Western Philippines University, Philippines
Liliana Bastian
PhD Student
University of Exeter, UK
Andrew Bell
Director (Organisation Lead)
North Devon Biosphere Foundation and University of Exeter, UK
Dr Stefanie Broszeit
Research Scientist
Plymouth Marine Laboratory, UK
Professor Katrina Brown
Professor of Social Science
University of Exeter, UK
Professor Dr Maznah Bt Dahlui
Public Health Medicine Specialist
University of Malaya, Malaysia
Dr Tomas Chaigneau
Lecturer in Social Sciences for our environment
University of Exeter, UK
Dr Vikki Cheung
Project Manager
University of Plymouth, UK
Dr Hong Ching Goh
Senior Lecturer (Organisation Lead)
University of Malaya, Malaysia
Fauzan Cholifatullah
Research Assistant
Centre for Sustainable Energy and Resources Management Universitas Nasional (CSERM-UNAS), Indonesia
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Project office: University of Plymouth, Drake Circus, Plymouth, Devon, PL4 8AA. +44 (0) 1752 600 600
Key contacts: Professor Melanie Austen - Programme Director: melanie.austenNOSPAM@plymouth.ac.uk  |  Dr Vikki Cheung - Project Manager: vikki.cheungNOSPAM@plymouth.ac.uk

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