Michael Bailey

Professor

Professor (Research), Critical Care Research

EmailMichael.Bailey@monash.edu

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Biography

Michael is a researcher specialising in Intensive Care. He has completed a Master's degree in statistics and a PhD in mathematical modelling. Michael has been employed as a biostatistician with Monash University for the past 22 years. His background in medical research prior to Intensive Care was founded on a decade as the principal statistical consultant for one of the largest tertiary and research hospitals in Australia, providing him with a diverse and thorough understanding of medical statistics. In 2007 he was appointed as the biostatistician for the Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Research Centre (ANZIC-RC), and in 2008 promotion to Associate Professor. Since commencing with the ANZIC-RC, Michael has become the most heavily published intensive care statistician in the world, and amongst the top 10 most published Intensive care authors in the world. His reputation has been built on rigorous analyses resulting in robust findings that are heavily cited by his peers (>27,000 citations). His research output is prolific, having authored >500 peer reviewed publications with >70 as lead or senior author. These manuscripts are consistently published in the highest impact journals (16 publications in the New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet andJAMA). His h-index is 85 and his i10-index is 330. He has been the principal statistician for >50 successfully funded NHMRC studies worth >$60 million. Michael has provided statistical direction and guidance to >130 PhD students. Michael is on the editorial board of 2 international journals, is a reviewer for a further 15 journals, and has provided statistical review for >300 publications.

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Projects 2008 2024

2 Not started
6 Finished
8 Active

EPO-TRAUMA: ErythroPOietin alfa to prevent mortality and reduce severe disability in critically ill TRAUMA patients: a multicentre, stratified, double blind, placebo randomised controlled trial. (The EPO-TRAUMA trial)

French, C., Nichol, A., Bellomo, R., Cooper, J., Bailey, M., Higgins, L., McArthur, C., Hodgson, C., Gabbe, B., Duranteau, J., Presneill, J., Rosenfeld, J., Napolitano, L., Skrifvars, M., Reade, M. & Pettila, V.

The Department of Health (Comm)

1/04/19 → 1/10/24

Project: Research

Brain Oxygen Neuromonitoring In Australia And New Zealand Assessment (BONANZA) Trial

Udy, A., Cooper, J., Nichol, A., Rosenfeld, J., Menon, D. K., Bailey, M., Drummond, K. & Higgins, L.

The Department of Health (Comm)

3/01/19 → 30/11/23

Project: Research

CLIP-II: A phase III multicentre blinded randomised controlled clinical non-inferiority trial of cryopreserved platelets vs. conventional liquid-stored platelets for the management of post-surgical bleeding.

Reade, M., Marks, D. C., French, C., McQuilten, Z., Weinberg, L., Irving, D., Wood, E., Bannon, P. G., Johnson, L. N., Gattas, D. J., Eastwood, G., Royse, A., Smith, J., Hu, R., Bailey, M., Holley, A., Higgins, L., McGuinness, S. & Charlewood, R.

National Health & Medical Research Council (NHMRC)

1/01/19 → 31/12/22

Project: Research

The EXCEL Project: A collaborative approach to improve outcomes of Australian patients with acute heart failure and cardiac arrest requiring extracorporeal life support

Hodgson, C., Cooper, J., Bailey, M., Fraser, J., Pilcher, D., Bernard, S., Gattas, D. J., Pellegrino, V., Stub, D., Higgins, L., Brodie, D., Fan, E., Udy, A., Huckson, S., Nair, P. V., Litton, E., Orford, N., Burrell, A. & Buhr, H.

1/10/18 → 30/09/21

Project: Research

The BLENDER Trial – Blend to Limit Oxygen in ECMO: A randomised Controlled Registry Trial

Pilcher, D., Hodgson, C., Fraser, J., Cooper, J., Burrell, A., Pellegrino, V., Udy, A., Gattas, D. J., Bailey, M. & Higgins, L.

The Department of Health (Comm)

13/06/18 → 31/12/22

Project: Research