DrNinh Ha
Research Fellow
Curtin School of Population Health
Orcid identifier0000-0002-2789-5604
- Research FellowCurtin School of Population Health
BIOGRAPHY AND RESEARCH IMPACT
Ninh Ha is a Postdoctoral Early Career Researcher in Health Economics and Data Analytics, School of public health, Curtin University with main roles in conducting research using data linkage, teaching bio-statistics and providing statistical supports for staffs and research students. She holds a Master degree of Health Services Management from Curtin University and recently completed her PhD with a thesis focusing on developing a new continuity of care measure named “cover index” capturing time protective effect of contacting with general practitioners among people with diabetes using advanced econometric analysis approaches. Ninh has significant expertise in working with whole of population cross jurisdictional linked administrative data, advanced knowledge of epidemiology and research design. She also has high level skills in performing advanced multivariable regression modelling such as threshold effect model, cluster analysis, component decomposition analysis, and Monte Carlo simulation using STATA and R software.
ACADEMIC POSITIONS
- Research AssociateCurtin University of Technology, Curtin University of Technology, Bentley, Australia25 Feb 2019 - present
DEGREES
- PhD of Public healthCurtin University of Technology, Bentley, Australia21 Sep 2015 - 1 Nov 2019
- Master of Health services managementCurtin University, Australia
ROLE
- Staff
SUPERVISOR LEVEL
- Level 1 (Primary Supervisor): The lead academic responsible for overseeing the candidate's research and progress.
FIELDS OF RESEARCH
- 3107 - Microbiology
- 3201 - Cardiovascular medicine and haematology
- 3202 - Clinical sciences
- 3214 - Pharmacology and pharmaceutical sciences
- 4202 - Epidemiology
- 4203 - Health services and systems
- 4205 - Nursing
- 4206 - Public health
- 4407 - Policy and administration
- 5203 - Clinical and health psychology
DEPARTMENT
- Curtin School of Population Health