Manoj Saxena

About Dr Manoj Saxena

Post Doctoral Research Fellow

  • Intensive Care Physician
  • Conjoint Lecturer, Faculty of Medicine, UNSW
  • MBBChir,
  • BSc,
  • FRCP (UK),
  • FRACP (Aus),
  • FCICM,
  • PhD Candidate

Manoj continues to practise as an Intensive Care Physician and is based part-time at St. George Public Hospital in Sydney, playing a key role in the intensive care research program with Professor John Myburgh.

His postgraduate qualifications include Fellowship of both the Royal College of Physicians in the United Kingdom and Australia and Fellowship of the College of Intensive Care Medicine.

Research interests include large scale clinical observational and randomised trials.  Further specific areas of research interest include the role of fever in severe infections and acute brain injury, Intensive Care Unit Acquired Weakness and Early Mobility, and Outcome Evaluation in Critical Care Medicine research.

Goals of care and palliative care practices in critically ill patients: A multicentre, binational, point prevalence study

Australian Critical Care Date published:

Socioeconomic disadvantage and sepsis survival in Australian intensive care units: A retrospective cohort study

Australian Critical Care Date published:

How infection affects the relationship between leukocyte count and mortality risk in intensive care

Infection Date published:

Logistical Challenges in Platform Randomized Trials - Operational Realities That Curb the Promise of Efficiency

Clinical Epidemiology Date published:

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