Committees: Coordinating Team
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Hayley Nisbet
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Hayley Nisbet completed a Diploma of Business in 2018 and has worked in real estate and various administrative roles during her career. She more recently worked in an Office Manager role and found a passion for marketing and event management. Hayley has joined the Stillbirth CRE as a research support officer focusing on marketing and…
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Natasha Cocker
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Natasha is currently working as the Clinical Education Manager and National IMPROVE Coordinator at the Stillbirth CRE. She completed a Bachelor of Midwifery & Bachelor of Nursing with Queensland University of Technology in 2012. Prior to joining the Stillbirth CRE, Natasha worked across the maternity space both in Queensland and internationally- with a key focus…
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Mu Cheng
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Mu Cheng has a research background in the field of analytic biochemistry. She completed her PhD through the University of Queensland in 2015. Prior to joining the Stillbirth CRE team she worked as a project advisor. Dr Cheng joined the CRE team in 2019 as a research assistant and is currently working on Data to…
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Sarah Henry
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Sarah Henry has a research background in developmental biology and renal physiology. She completed her PhD through Monash University in 2015, and has since gained experience working in both biomedical and clinical research environments. Dr Henry is now the Senior Research Manager for the Stillbirth CRE.
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Ashley Pade
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Ashley Pade completed a Bachelor of Biomedical Science with Griffith University in 2019 and went on to complete a Master of Global Public Health at the same institution, finishing in 2021. She has a keen interest in improving best practice care and health outcomes for women and children. Since joining the Stillbirth CRE, she has…
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Siobhan Loughnan
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Siobhan is an early career researcher and co-leads the Care Around Stillbirth and Neonatal Death program. Siobhan joined the Stillbirth CRE in 2019 and has a background in perinatal loss, perinatal psychology, digital interventions for mental health and wellbeing, and psychosocial cancer care. Siobhan currently leads a range of projects including the technical working group…
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Christine Andrews
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Dr Christine Andrews is an early career researcher and co-leads the Implementing Stillbirth Prevention Strategies and Consumer Engagement research programs. Christine joined the Stillbirth CRE in 2018 and has a background in in paediatric burn injury prevention, completing her PhD in 2018 through the University of Queensland. Christine is a perinatal implementation science researcher. Her…
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Ann Lancaster
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Ann Lancaster completed a Master of Clinical Psychology in 1998 and has over 20 years clinical experience in a diverse range of areas across the lifespan including brain injury, pain management, adjustment to disability, mental health, and perinatal mental health. Ann was a part of the Psychology team at the Mater Mother’s Hospital between 2012…
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Valerie Ah Chee
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Valerie is a proud Bindjareb woman from the Nyoongar Nation in the South West of Western Australia with family connections to the Palkyu people of the Pilbara, a mother of six and grandmother of five beautiful grandchildren with another soon. Through her husband, Valerie’s children also identify as Nyikina and Yawaru from the Kimberley. Valerie…
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Deanna Stuart-Butler
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Deanna Stuart-Butler, belonging to the Arabana people of South Australia is a key figure in First Nations health research, focusing on stillbirth. As Senior Advisor, Indigenous Research and Co-lead Equity and Diversity, Stillbirth CRE, she leads First Nations initiatives within the NHMRC Stillbirth CRE and the Safer Baby Bundle, enhancing First Nations health and advocates…
