Dr Curtis graduated in dentistry from Sydney University in 1986 and
worked in his own private dental practice until 2002. He completed his
Master of Public Health degree in 2004 including an honours treatise
exploring a method of evaluating patient preferences for dental health
outcomes. In 2003/04 he was employed within the School of Public Health
as an Associate Lecturer in the disciplines of Epidemiology and
Biostatistics. He developed and presented a course for dental
postgraduates entitled ‘Research Methods for Dental Postgraduates’,
covering design, methodology, and statistical issues in consideration of
research projects. He is
currently enrolled in a PhD of which this project is a component.
Brad is also working as a Research Scientist - Global Health Outcomes at
Eli Lilly and Company, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Publications in peer-reviewed journals (previous six years only)
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Curtis B,
Evans RW, Sbaraini A, Schwarz E. Geographic location and indirect
costs as a barrier to dental treatment – a patient perspective.
Australian Dental Journal 2007; 52: 271-275.
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Curtis B,
Evans RW, Sbaraini A, Schwarz E. Recruitment and standardization of
a group of Australian dentists for a multipractice study on dental
caries prevention. Australian Dental Journal 2007; 52: 106-111.
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Nash L, Curtis B, Walton M, Willcock S, Tennant C (2005).The
psychological impact on doctors of complaints to the HCCC, and doctors'
perception of legal risk: A pilot study. Australian and New Zealand
Journal of Psychiatry 39: 105-109.
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Curtis B (2004). Special Commission of Inquiry (Walker Inquiry) Crown
Solicitors Office State Records of NSW: Access Direction 416; Volume
1-11 (Feb).
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