Martyn Kirk

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Australian National University

Australia

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Professor Martyn Kirk is a faculty member at the Australian National University in Australia. His research encompasses public health approaches for outbreak detection, surveillance of infectious diseases, and the epidemiology of enteric pathogens. Recent publications highlight his work on childhood malnutrition, respiratory virus surveillance, and genomic studies related to campylobacteriosis and SARS-CoV-2 infections.

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Articles (17)

Text message surveillance for rapid Salmonella outbreak detection: a novel public health approach

Genomic and clinical characteristics of campylobacteriosis in Australia.

A pilot study using hospital surveillance and a birth cohort to investigate enteric pathogens and malnutrition in children, Dili, Timor-Leste

How do field epidemiologists learn? A protocol for a qualitative inquiry into learning in field epidemiology training programmes

Opportunities to strengthen respiratory virus surveillance systems in Australia: lessons learned from the COVID-19 response

Outcomes for people admitted to Australian and New Zealand intensive care units with primary, exacerbating, or incidental SARS-CoV-2 infections, 2022–23: a retrospective analysis of ANZICS data

Relative risks of childhood developmental vulnerabilities in three Australian communities with exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances: data linkage study

Team effectiveness: epidemiologists’ perception of collective performance during emergency response

Effect of ambient PM2.5 on healthcare utilisation for acute respiratory illness, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 2014-2019

Bayesian structural time series, an alternative to interrupted time series in the right circumstances

Does 2x2 airplane passenger contact tracing for infectious respiratory pathogens work? A systematic review of the evidence

Economic evaluations of whole-genome sequencing for pathogen identification in public health surveillance and health-care-associated infections: a systematic review

Associations between serum perfluoroalkyl acid (PFAA) concentrations and health related biomarkers in firefighters

Leadership, politics, and communication: challenges of the epidemiology workforce during emergency response

Performance of hospital-based contact tracing for COVID-19 during Australia's second wave

Shaping applied epidemiology workforce training to strengthen emergency response: a global survey of applied epidemiologists, 2019–2020

Validation of questions designed for investigation of gastroenteritis

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Samantha Colquhoun

Angus McLure

Oliver Eales

Nick Golding

Alice Richardson

Nina Lazarevic

Nigel French

Sheena G. Sullivan

David Durrheim

Christopher Bailie

Amy Elizabeth Parry

Bruce Armstrong

Caroline Marshall

Nicholas Fancourt

Emma Field

Hsei Di Law

Susan Trevenar

Alastair Brown

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