Dr Patricia (Trish) Campbell

Position:

Senior Research Fellow

Theme(s):

COVID-19, Viral Infectious Diseases, Bacterial and Parasitic Infections, Public Health, Indigenous Health

Discipline(s):

Computational Science and Genomics, Indigenous Health, Public Health

Unit(s):

Department of Infectious Diseases

Lab Group(s):

McVernon Group

Dr Trish Campbell is an infectious diseases modeller with a background in mathematics. Trish has developed models across a diverse range of diseases, including COVID-19, pertussis, respiratory syncytial virus, scabies and group A Streptococcus. Trish’s predominant research interests centre around using modelling to inform infectious disease control policies, particularly in disadvantaged populations and settings with limited information available for model development, with a current focus on scabies and soil-transmitted helminths. Since March 2020, Trish has been a member of a multidisciplinary team modelling the anticipated clinical requirements of potential COVID-19 outbreaks in Australia and Pacific Island countries.

Key Achievements
Publications
Research Groups

Key Achievements
- Trish’s PhD research at The University of Melbourne into the drivers of pertussis spread and strategies to protect vulnerable infants was pivotal to the Australian Government’s decision to reinstate the 18 month pertussis booster on the National Immunisation Program. Internationally, this work has been translated into international infectious diseases policy through engagement with the World Health Organization. With a keen interest in training the next generation of researchers, Trish lectures Infectious Diseases Modelling at The University of Melbourne, supervises student projects across multi-disciplinary fields and runs short courses in the Asia-Pacific to build capacity in quantitative methods.
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Research Groups
- McVernon Group
  
  Jodie McVernon’s group uses established and emerging biostatistical, epidemiologic and modelling methods to address infectious diseases questions of public health relevance. We bring a suite of collaborators from animal health and ecology to provide a ‘One Health’ perspective on emerging human pathogens.
  
  Lab Team
  - Professor Jodie McVernon
    
    Professor and Director of Doherty Epidemiology
  - Dr James Fielding
    
    Epidemiologist
  - Dr Patricia (Trish) Campbell
    
    Senior Research Fellow
  - Kylie Carville
    
    Epidemiologist
  - Dr Karen McCulloch
    
    Research Fellow
  - Dr Katherine Gibney
    
    NHMRC early career fellow
  - Dr David Price
    
    Senior Research Fellow
  - Priyanka Pillai
    
    Health Informatics Specialist
  - Dr Juan Pablo (JP) Villanueva-Cabezas
    
    Research Fellow
  - Adrian Marcato

Full University of Melbourne profile

Dr Patricia (Trish) Campbell

Dr Patricia (Trish) Campbell

McVernon Group

Lab Team