Khalia Ackermann

Very proud to be selected as an international finalist for the #VYT2023 🎉 Check out my 60 second thesis animation below!!🦠 @AIHI_MQ @lli_sydney @JWestbrook91 @aryalNR #TrendingOnVYT

For @WHO #WorldSepsisDay, we are so excited to share our #PhD candidate @k_ackermann1's fantastic animation on #sepsis for #VisualiseYourThesis. Watch and learn about #sepsis and research. #VYT2023 #WSD @Macquarie_Uni protect-au.mimecast.com/s/iliQCjZ12Rfr…

Awareness of signs and symptoms is key to combatting #sepsis. On #WorldSepsisDay, here’s a great explainer from surgeon Prof Vincent Lam and research lead A/Prof Ling Li. @lli_sydney @Macquarie_Uni @WorldSepsisDay @NSWCEC Please explain: What is sepsis? lighthouse.mq.edu.au/article/septem…

This #WorldSepsisDay we congratulate PhD student Khalia Ackermann @k_ackermann1, who came second-runner up in the @Macquarie_Uni 3MT finals with her presentation on #sepsis. Watch Khalia here - only three minutes! @lli_sydney @JWestbrook91 @aryalNR vimeo.com/856590884?share

For #WorldSepsisDay, we stand #togetheragainstsepsis at the Australian Institute of Health Innovation with a motivated team researching tools for early detection. Here's a link to A/Prof Ling Li's @lli_sydney research: researchers.mq.edu.au/en/persons/lin…

#WorldSepsisDay Research: Enhancing the usability of Computerised Clinical Decision Support (CCDS) systems may improve the early detection of #sepsis in hospitals and reduce clinical workload - @k_ackermann1 @lli_sydney @JWestbrook91 @NSWCEC @eHealthNSW @WorldSepsisDay