Research focus:
Public health; community wellbeing; positive mental health and subjective wellbeing; social planning; age friendly cities; urban greening; partnership based-research that addresses the needs of policymakers and planners.
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Dr Melanie Davern is a Senior Research Fellow and Co-Director of the Healthy Liveable Cities Group within the Centre for Urban Research at RMIT University and an Honorary Senior Research Fellow, School of Population and Global Health, University of Melbourne. Melanie has specific expertise in the development and application of policy and practice-based social, economic and environmental indicators that support evidence-based policy and planning. These indicators are specifically curated applied research translation tools based on academic research and constructed to measure the broad social determinants of health or liveability across Australian communities. Indicators are used in applied local, state and federal government settings as measurement tools for policy development, program evaluation, knowledge translation, improved data literacy and evidence informed community engagement. Melanie’s research has created direct changes in policy and practice through collaborative partnerships within academia, industry, community organisations, local, state and federal governments.
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