Associate ProfessorHassan Vally
Honorary Associate Professor
Faculty of Health/School of Health and Social Development/Institute for Health Transformation
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- Honorary Associate ProfessorFaculty of Health/School of Health and Social Development/Institute for Health Transformation
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Associate Professor Hassan Vally is an active researcher in a number of areas.
Associate Professor Vally is involved in research in the area of chronic
diseases, including the effect of diet on health outcomes, diabetes, and
alcohol-induced disease. He is also actively involved in maternal and child
health research and Indigenous health.
His research in the area of infectious diseases includes COVID-19, influenza,
foodborne-diseases, tuberculosis and sexually transmitted diseases. In
addition, Hassan is involved in applied research addressing the surveillance
and control of infectious diseases. Although recently his focus has been
mainly in Australia, he has extensive experience working in developing
countries, particularly in the Asia Pacific region.
Knowledge Areas
Associate Professor Hassan Vally is an epidemiologist whose strength is his
breadth of experience. Dr Vally has worked in a number of areas, including
infectious diseases, foodborne disease, nutrition, child health, asthma and
Indigenous Health and has spent many years involved in the investigation and
response to outbreaks and epidemics of disease.
Associate Professor Vally is involved in research in the area of chronic
diseases, including the effect of diet on health outcomes, diabetes, and
alcohol-induced disease. He is also actively involved in maternal and child
health research and Indigenous health.
His research in the area of infectious diseases includes COVID-19, influenza,
foodborne-diseases, tuberculosis and sexually transmitted diseases. In
addition, Hassan is involved in applied research addressing the surveillance
and control of infectious diseases. Although recently his focus has been
mainly in Australia, he has extensive experience working in developing
countries, particularly in the Asia Pacific region.
Knowledge Areas
Associate Professor Hassan Vally is an epidemiologist whose strength is his
breadth of experience. Dr Vally has worked in a number of areas, including
infectious diseases, foodborne disease, nutrition, child health, asthma and
Indigenous Health and has spent many years involved in the investigation and
response to outbreaks and epidemics of disease.
GRANTS
- CONTRACT RESEARCHMulti-Stakeholder Evaluation of the Australian Clinical Trials Education Centre (A-CTEC)1 Oct 2024 - 30 Jun 2025People funded by this grant:
- Vally H,
- Antonio A
- GRANTBuilding resilience in at-risk rural communities through improving Media Communication on Climate Change Policies10 Aug 2023 - 31 Dec 2025People funded by this grant:
- Liu X,
- Arini HM,
- Liu M,
- Trapsilawati F,
- Ranaweera C