Malaysia
In Malaysia, MCH CARE partners with key researchers and health institutions to strengthen maternal and child health systems in the face of climate change. Among them are Professor Tin Tin Su, a public health physician and Director of SEACO’s Health & Demographic Surveillance System; Dr. Syahrul Nellis, a researcher specialising in climate and public health; and Dr. Fatima Ibrahim Abdulsalam, who brings expertise in implementation science and health systems. Their work centres on evidence-based research, policy engagement, and culturally responsive approaches that empower women, families, and healthcare providers to co-create climate-resilient solutions.
Our researchers:
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Dr. Syahrul Nellis
Postdoctoral Fellow at Monash University Malaysia, Dr. Syahrul Nellis brings expertise in climate and public health, e-health, and community engagement to support MCH CARE’s research and multi-stakeholder collaboration.
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Dr. Fatima Abdulsalam
A research fellow at the Malaysia Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine and HS, Dr Fatima is focused on climate change and infectious diseases; they explore how communities can adapt to emerging health threats at the local level in a changing climate.
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Professor Tin Tin Su
Professor Tin Tin Su is a public health physician and researcher with over 20 years of experience, leading the South East Asia Community Observatory (SEACO) and advancing population health through community capacity building, social epidemiology, and implementation science.