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Dec 2, 2021 47 min

Margie Danchin

from The Understanding Boys Podcast Hosted by Dr Ray Swann & Brighton Grammar School

Join us as Dr Margie Danchin talks to us about balancing work life as a parent, raising healthy boys and about vaccination, health and impact of the global pandemic. Associate Professor Margie Danchin, an immunisation expert who is a Clinician Scientist at the Murdoch Children's Research Institute at The University of Melbourne and consultant paediatrician at The Royal Children's Hospital. Dr Margie is chair or a member of many Australian and international immunisation and advisory boards, including the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI) COVID-19 working group. This group provides advice to the Federal Minister for Health on the immunisation program for COVID-19 vaccines as they become available in Australia. Her interests include vaccine research and clinical work, vaccine hesitancy and the development of new approaches to addressing parents' concerns regarding immunisation. As well, she provides education about vaccines to nurses, GPs and parent, and her teaching focuses on understanding parents' attitudes and concerns about vaccinations, and how health care providers can address them. Beyond her work as a doctor, Dr Margie is a mum to four children, and appreciates that striking a balance between career and family life is challenging at the best of times.

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