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Bradley MacDonald is a senior lecturer and contractor in the Cardiovascular Epidemiology Research Centre (CERC) at the University of Western Australia, actively engaged in paediatric cardiology and epidemiology. He is a qualified paediatrician and neonatologist with specialized training and is currently working at the Perth Children's Hospital while completing his PhD in Indigenous Health focusing on Rheumatic Heart Disease. MacDonald has held prominent roles as a Paediatric Fellow at the Child and Adolescent Health Service and as a Clinical Tutor and Research Associate at the University of Western Australia. His research work aims to innovate measurements for children suffering from rheumatic heart disease, providing insights that predict prognosis and improve surgical timing. He has received notable awards including the Child and Adolescent Health Service Registrar Research Fellowship and has been a keynote speaker at significant conferences. His research interests include Rheumatic Heart Disease, Acute Rheumatic Fever, Indigenous Health, and Pediatrics, drawing attention to clinical outcomes and linked data analysis in these fields.
University of Western Australia • Perth, Australia
Involved in teaching and research in pediatric cardiology and epidemiology.
Child Adolescent Health Service • Perth, Australia
Clinical fellow involved in paediatric health services.
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