Michelle Irving. Poche Centre for Indigenous Health, Population Oral Health, Faculty of Dentistry, Westmead, NSW, 2145 E:

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1 Michelle Irving Poche Centre for Indigenous Health, Population Oral Health, Faculty of Dentistry, Westmead, NSW, 2145 E: Current positions Research Fellow 2013-current Poche Centre for Indigenous Health Population Oral Health, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Sydney Lecturer current Faculty of Dentistry, University of Sydney Education Translating Research Into Practice (TRIP) Fellow National Health and Medical Research Council Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) Sydney School of Public Health, The University of Sydney Thesis title: Implementation of evidence in nephrology using clinical practice guidelines Coursework completed: Introduction to biostatistics (Distinction) Multiple regression and statistical computing (Distinction) Categorical data analysis (High Distinction) Master of Health Science Education (MHSciEd) Faculty of Health Sciences, The University of Sydney Certificate in Dental Therapy College of Dental Therapy, Westmead Hospital Research publications Refereed journal articles M Irving, K Gwynne, B Angell, M Tennant, A Blinkhorn. Client perspectives on an Aboriginal community led oral health service in rural Australia. Aust J Rural Health Accepted 2 nd May 2016 M Ladhani, JC Craig, M Irving, P Clayton, G Wong. Obesity and the risk of cardiovascular and all-cause mortality in chronic kidney disease: a systematic review and meta-analysis. Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation Accepted 15 th March 2016 AF Ralph, A Alyami, RDM Allen, K Howard, JC Craig, SJ Chadban, MJ Irving, A Tong. Attitudes and beliefs about deceased organ donation in the Arabic-speaking community in Australia: a focus group study. BMJ open 6 (1), e01013 K Gwynne, MJ Irving, D McCowen, B Rambaldini, J Skinner, S Naoum, A Blinkhorn. Developing a Sustainable Model of Oral Health Care for Disadvantaged Aboriginal People Living in Rural and Remote Communities in NSW, Using Collective Impact Methodology Journal of health care for the poor and underserved 27 (1), 46-5 Angell BJ, Muhunthan J, Irving M, Eades S, Jan S (2014) Global Systematic Review of the Cost- Effectiveness of Indigenous Health Interventions. PLoS ONE 9(11): e

2 doi: /journal.pone Howard K, Jan S, Rose JM, Wong G, Irving M, Tong A, Craig JC, Chadban S, Allen RD, Cass A. Community preferences for the allocation of donor organs for transplantation: a discrete choice study. Transplantation (2014), 99 (3), Irving MJ, Tong A, Jan S, Cass A, Chadban S, Allen R, Craig JC, Wong G, Howard K. What factors influence people s decisions to register for organ donation: A nominal group study. Transplant International 2014, 27(6): Ralph A, Chapman JR, Gillis J, Craig JC, Butow P, Howard K, Irving M, Sutanto B, Tong A. Family perspectives on deceased organ donation: Thematic synthesis of qualitative studies. American Journal of Transplantation 2014, 14: McGinley R, Walker R, Irving M. Use of Iron in Chronic Kidney Disease patients. KHA-CARI Guideline. Nephrology (12): Wong G, Howard K, Hodson E, Irving M, Craig JC. An economic evaluation of intravenous versus oral iron supplementation in people on haemodialysis. Neph Dial Trans (Accepted 4 th September 2012) Irving MJ, Tong A, Jan S, Cass A, Chadban S, Allen R, Craig JC, Wong G, Howard K. Community attitudes to deceased organ donation: a focus group study. Transplantation. 2012, 93(10): Irving MJ, Tong A, Jan S, Wong G, Cass A, Chadban S, Allen R, Craig JC, Rose J, Howard K. Community preferences for the allocation of deceased donor organs for transplantation: a focus group study Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation 2013; doi: /ndt/gft208 Tong A, Jan S, Wong G, Craig JC, Irving M, Chadban S, Cass A, Howard K. Rationing scarce organs for transplantation: healthcare provider perspectives on wait listing and organ allocation. Clinical Transplantation 2013, 27(1): Irving MJ, Tong A, Jan S, Wong G. Cass A, Chadban S, Allen R, Craig JC, Rose J, Howard K. Factors that influence the decision to be an organ donor: a systematic review of the qualitative literature Nephrol. Dial. Transplant. 2012, 27: Tong A, Howard, K, Wong G, Cass A, Jan S, Irving M, Craig JC. Nephrologists perspectives on wait listing and allocation of deceased donor kidneys for transplantation. American Journal of Kidney Disease (5): p Tong A, Jan S, Wong G, Craig JC, Irving M, Chadban S, Cass A, Marren N, Howard K. Patient preferences for the allocation of deceased donor kidneys for transplantation: a mixed methods study. BMC Nephrology, 2012, 13:18 Howard K, Jan S, Rose J, Chadban S, Allen RD, Irving M, Tong A, Craig JC, Cass A. Community Preferences for the Allocation and Donation of Organs- The PAraDOx study. BMC Public Health, 2011, 11: 386 Irving MJ, Johnson D, McDonald S, Walker R, Frommer F, Craig J. Results of a national survey of nephrologists: Opinions on the content and effects of chronic kidney disease guidelines in Australia and New Zealand. American Journal of Kidney Diseases (6): p Irving MJ, Craig J, Gallagher M, McDonald S, Polkinghorne K, Walker R, Roger SD. Implementation of clinical guidelines: Variability in implementation of iron management Guidelines in chronic kidney disease patients on dialysis. Medical Journal of Australia (6): p

3 Irving MJ, Tong A, Rychetnik L, Walker RG, Frommer MS, Craig JC. Nephrologists perspectives on the effect of guidelines on clinical practice: a semi-structured interview study. American Journal of Kidney Diseases 2010; 55: Irving MJ, Johnson DW, McDonald S, Walker RG, Frommer MS, Fetherstonhaugh D, Deans P and Craig JC. Opinions on the content and effects of the CARI guidelines: a national survey of renal nurses and comparison with the opinions of nephrologists. Nephrology (1): p Published abstracts Irving M, Craig J, Gallagher M, McDonald S, Polkinghorne K, Walker R, Roger SD. Variability in iron management guideline implementation in Haemodialysis units in Australia. Nephrology 2005;10(S3):A413. Irving M, Gallagher M, Frommer M, Polkinghorne K, McDonald S, Roger S, Kairaitis L, Walker R, Craig JC. Effectiveness of multifaceted intervention strategy for the Australasians with renal Impairment (CARI) guidelines. Nephrology 2007; 12(S2);A1040 Irving M, Johnson D, McDonald S, Walker R, Frommer M, Craig JC. Evaluation of the CARI guidelines - by guideline users. Nephrology 2007; 12(S2);A1041 Presentations: Concepts of Brain Death in Australia and Asia. XXI World Congress of Neurology, Vienna, Austria. October Invited speaker. Becoming an organ donor - what are the most influential factors for the general community when considering deceased organ donation? A nominal group study. International Society for Organ donation and Procurement, Sydney, Australia. November Oral presentation. Community perspectives on the allocation of deceased donor organs for transplantation: a nominal group study. International Society for Organ donation and Procurement, Sydney, Australia. November Oral presentation. Implementation of the CARI iron guideline into rural nephrology practice. 1 st Biennial Australian Implementation Conference, Melbourne, Australia. October Poster presentation Implementation of the CARI iron guideline into rural nephrology practice. The48th Annual Scientific meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology. Auckland, New Zealand. August Poster and oral presentation. It s not really a matter of how long you have been on the waiting list; it s a matter of how serious your sickness is. Community perspectives on the allocation of transplant organs to recipients: A nominal group study. International Society for Organ donation and Procurement, Buenos Aires, Argentina, November Oral Presentation You can have anything I ve got, but don t waste it... Community attitudes to deceased organ donation: a focus group study. International Society for Organ donation and Procurement, Buenos Aires, Argentina, November Poster & oral Presentation 3

4 Perspectives on the effect of guidelines on clinical practice: interviews with Australian Nephrologists. Guidelines International Network Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, 2009, Oral presentation Implementation of Guidelines in Chronic Kidney disease- A systematic review. Guidelines International Network Conference, Helsinki, Finland, 2008, Oral presentation. Externally lead implementation of clinical practice guidelines: Overcoming barriers to implementation of iron management guidelines in chronic kidney disease patients. Guidelines International Network Conference. Toronto Canada, 2007, Oral presentation. A review of iron management practices: Barriers to implementation of guidelines in patients on Dialysis in Australia. National Institute for Clinical Studies (NICS) Using evidence, using Guidelines symposium. Melbourne Australia, Oral presentation, October Evaluation of the effectiveness of an intervention strategy for the implementation of the CARI iron guideline. Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology annual symposium. Gold Coast, Australia Poster presentation. Evaluation of the CARI guidelines - by Australian/New Zealand Nephrologists: A survey. Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology annual symposium. Gold Coast, Australia Poster presentation. A review of iron management practices: Barriers to implementation of guidelines in dialysis units in Australia. Guidelines International Network Conference, Lyon France, 2005, Poster presentation, Variability in iron management guideline implementation in Haemodialysis units in Australia. Australian and New Zealand Society of Nephrology annual symposium, Poster presentation, Grants and Scholarships Bridging Fellowship, University of Sydney, 2013 National Health and medical Research Council, National Institute for Clinic Studies (NICS) Translating Research into Practice (TRIP) fellowship ( ) Kidney Health Australia Scholarship PhD Scholarship April 2007 April 2009 Centre for Excellence in Renal medicine (CCRE) Scholarship PhD Scholarship Mar Mar2007 National Health and Medical Research Council PhD Scholarship Awarded but declined applicant ID: National Institute for Clinical Studies Seeding grant $10,000 Project: Barriers to improving organ donation rates in Australia Research contribution Expert reviewer British Medical Journal PLOS PLOSone BMC Health Services Research Implementation Science 4

5 Employment history Poche Centre for Indigenous Health University of Sydney Faculty of Dentistry Lecturer 0.2FTE Jan current University of Sydney Faculty of Dentistry Research Fellow 0.7FTE Dec current Community Preferences for the Allocation and Donation of Organs- The PAraDOx study University of Sydney School of Public Health Research Fellow 0.4FTE Oct 2009-Jan FTE Jan 2011-Jan FTE Jan 2013 Dec 2013 National Health and Medical Research Council Translating Research into practice (TRIP) fellowship 0.5FTE Jan 2011-Jan 2013 PhD candidate University of Sydney Kidney Health Australia caring for Australians with renal impairment (KHA-CARI) Guidelines Office Senior Research Officer Implementation Centre for Kidney Research Children s Hospital Westmead May 2004 March 2006 Hawkesbury District Health Service Health Promotion officer September 2003 to May 2004 Colmar Brunton Research Public Relations Manager Colmar Brunton is an Australian Market Research agency January December 2002 Blacktown-Mt Druitt Health Public Relations Manager Blacktown and Mt Druitt Hospitals August 1998-May 2000 Health Promotion Professional services unit Health Promotion Officer Core skills Project Officer Three month secondment April to June 1997 College of Dental Therapy Lecturer and Clinical supervisor six Month secondment July 1997 to December 1997 Dental Therapist January 1994 August 1998 Various Hospital locations in Sydney 5

6 Referees: Professor Jonathan Craig Professor Clinical Epidemiology Public Health, School of Public Health Associate Dean (Research), Sydney Medical School E: PH: Professor Anthony Blinkhorn Professor, NSW Health Chair of Population Oral Health, Faculty of Dentistry, University of Sydney E: Anthony.blinkhorn@sydney.edu.au 6