Ms Sabine Braat

Position:

Senior Research Fellow – Biostatistics

Theme(s):

Public Health, Indigenous Health, Global Health

Discipline(s):

Global Health, Indigenous Health, Public Health

Unit(s):

The University of Melbourne, Department of Infectious Diseases

Lab Group(s):

Biggs Group

Ms Sabine Braat joined the Centre for Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the University of Melbourne in June 2015 and the Biggs Group at The Doherty Institute for Infection and Immunity in June 2016. At the University of Melbourne she provides expert statistical advice to the design, analysis and reporting of clinical and health research in her role as Senior Biostatistician and Co-Head of the Biostatistics Node of the Methods and Implementation Support for Clinical Health (MISCH) Research Hub. In her role as Senior Biostatistician at the Biggs Group, she provides statistical expertise into research in maternal and child health in Vietnam and adult health in Indigenous communities.

Key Achievements
Publications
Research Groups

Key Achievements
- Sabine is a biostatistician with a focus on clinical trials. Sabine has over 15 years’ experience working as a statistician in the pharmaceutical industry where she contributed to the design, analysis and reporting of clinical trials ranging from the early clinical phases to post-marketing in a range of medical areas. She joined academia in 2015. Sabine is an Accredited Statistician (AStat) by the Statistical Society of Australia (SSA) and vice-chair of the executive committee of the Australian Clinical Trials Alliance Statistics in Trials Interest Group (ACTA STInG).
Publications

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Research Groups
- Biggs Group
  
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  Lab Team
  - Dr Janet Pasricha
    
    Refugee Health Fellow
  - Dr Joanne Gardiner
    
    Refugee Health Fellow
  - Ms Sabine Braat
    
    Senior Research Fellow – Biostatistics
  - Dr Ricardo Ataide
    
    Senior Research Fellow in Global Health Trials
  - Dr Hasthi Dissanayake
    
    Research Fellow in Indigenous Health
  - Dr Sarah Hanieh
    
    Infectious Diseases Physician
  - Ms Joanne Garnggulkpuy
    
    Indigenous Health Support Worker
  - Mr George Gurruwiwi
    
    Indigenous Health Support Worker
  - Ms Beth Hilton Thorpe
    
    Project Consultant
  - Ms Christalla Hajisava
    
    Administration/Project Support Officer
  - Kristy Gardner
    
    PhD Candidate
  - Johnny Assaf
    
    Masters Student
  - Reet Saharan
    
    Honors Student
  - Dr Kudzai Nzenza Kanhutu
    
    Honorary
  - Ben Harrap
    
    Honorary
  - Associate Professor John Hayman
    
    Guest Researcher
  - Dr Jennifer Shield
    
    Guest Researcher

Full University of Melbourne profile

Ms Sabine Braat

Ms Sabine Braat

Biggs Group

Lab Team