Associate Professor Peter Marshall
Prime research interests are in thermoregulation, infant nutrition, and long-term follow-up of high risk infants. A secondary, but none-the-less important interest has been the development of NEO, a highly sophisticated neonatal information system on which much of the data collection for audit and follow-up depend.
| Dr Scott Morris
Dr Morris has a research interest in fetal and neonatal physiology, both in clinical studies and using animal models.
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Dr Vanessa Ellison Interests include quality and safety. Currently looking at the effect of extended respiratory circuit changes on rates of late onset sepsis. Previous research has included CSF cytokines and relation to white matter injury in the preterm infant and the effect of newer immunisation on preterm infants.
| Dr Simon James Interests include neonatal ethics, and quality clinical care.
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