Dr Sainimere Boladuadua is a public health physician and currently a PhD candidate at the University of Auckland where she is looking at how to improve access to healthcare for children with acute respiratory infections to reduce morbidity and mortality in Fiji. Following completion of her medical degree at the University of Otago, Sai has worked clinically in Fiji and in New Zealand in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Public Health. Her experiences as a clinician and public health physician in both countries have fueled her passion to better understand health systems and explore how to make them more 'fit for purpose', particularly for indigenous populations who have western biomedical health systems.
GAN gratefully acknowledges funding from the University of Auckland and Wellcome (Grant number 203919/Z/16/Z) as well as sponsorship from AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline that has helped to make the GAN Symposium 2024 possible. We thank the speakers and the organisations they represent for their contributions including securing their own funding to enable their participation. The Symposium programme was developed independently by the GAN Steering Group.
Professor Emeritus Innes AsherUniversity of AucklandNew Zealand |
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Dr Karen BissellUniversity of AucklandNew Zealand |
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Dr Sainimere BoladuaduaUniversity of AucklandNew Zealand |
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Professor Cass ByrnesUniversity of AucklandNew Zealand |
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Professor Chen-Yuan ChiangInternational Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung DiseaseTaiwan |
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Professor Asma El SonyEpidemiological Laboratory (Epi-Lab) for Public Health, Research and DevelopmentSudan |
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Dr Sunia FoliakiMassey UniversityNew Zealand |
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Professor Luis Garcia-MarcosUniversidad de MurciaSpain |
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Dr Shami JayasooriyaUniversity of SheffieldUnited Kingdom |
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Professor Refiloe MasekelaUniversity of Kwazulu-NatalSouth Africa |
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Professor Eva MoralesUniversidad de MurciaSpain |
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Professor Kevin MortimerUniversity of Kwazulu-NatalSouth Africa |
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Professor Neil PearceLondon School of Hygiene and Tropical MedicineUnited Kingdom |
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Professor Helen ReddelGlobal Initiative for AsthmaAustralia |
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Dr Sarah RylanceWorld Health Organization |
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Dr Sabrina SapsfordUniversity of AucklandNew Zealand |
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Dr Nishtha SinghAsthma BhawanIndia |
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Dr Marie StolbrinkLiverpool School of Tropical MedicineUnited Kingdom |
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