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The Royal Women's Hospital    
Mercy Hospital for Women
Monash Medical Centre
The Royal Children's Hospital
Victorian Perinatal Data Council
Newborn Emergency Transfer Service

The Royal Women’s Hospital is Australia’s largest hospital with a sole focus on the improvement of the health of women of all ages and cultures, and newborn babies.

Participating Staff Members
Kate Callanan

Kate is the Research Coordinator of the Premature Infant Follow up Studies.
She especially enjoys seeing the babies grow from such small beginnings into independent young adults.

 
Professor Lex Doyle

Professor Lex Doyle is a nenonatal Paediatrician who has a special interest in the long term outcomes of babies born very tiny or too early.

Kate Callanan

    

Professor Lex Doyle
Convenor of VICS

 
Dr Geoff Ford Geoff is a community Paediatrician with a strong interest in developmental outcomes for premature babies.Geoff was recently honoured for his 25 years of service to the Royal Women’s Hospital.   Dr Peter Anderson

 

 
Dr Geoff Ford
(Paediatrician)		     Dr Peter Anderson
(Psychologist)		  
Dr Noni Davis Noni is a mother of two and a
paediatrician with a strong interest in the follow up of premature babies. 		  Elaine Kelly is a psychologist who works closely with the children of the VICS program. Elaine is a Psychologist and Speech Pathologist with a particular interest in early language development and conductive hearing disorders.
Dr Noni Davis
(Paediatrician)		     Mrs Elaine Kelly
Paediatric Neuropsychologist &
Paediatric Speech Pathologist		  
    Cinzia Deluca  
Marion McDonald     Cinzia Deluca  
  Dr Gehan Roberts is a developmental-behavioural paediatrician. He is involved in researching the long term outcomes of very preterm children and is especially interested in school readiness and school transition issues.    
Dr Gehan Roberts

 

  

Esther Hutchinson,
(Psychologist)

  
       
Julianne Duff,
(Paediatrician) 		       
 
 
   
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