Prof Stuart Kinner
Prof Stuart Kinner
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Role
Group Leader / Honorary Fellow Manager
Research area
The Centre for Adolescent Health
Group
Justice Health
Professor Stuart Kinner leads a program of multi-disciplinary research on the health of marginalised and justice-involved people. His work is distinguished by methodological rigour, ethical research practice, a global health equity perspective, and meaningful research translation. He is experienced in longitudinal studies, cross-sectoral data linkage, randomised controlled trials, program and service evaluation, policy analysis, systematic review, and meta-analysis.
Stuart has produced over 350 publications (238 peer-reviewed) and attracted $37.3 million in research and consulting funds, mostly from nationally competitive schemes. He regularly presents by invitation at national and international meetings. Stuart Chairs Australia’s National Youth Justice Health Advisory Group and serves on Australia’s National Prisoner Health Information Committee, the Steering Committee for the Worldwide Prison Health Research & Engagement Network, and the Steering Group for the WHO Health in Prisons Programme.
Stuart has produced over 350 publications (238 peer-reviewed) and attracted $37.3 million in research and consulting funds, mostly from nationally competitive schemes. He regularly presents by invitation at national and international meetings. Stuart Chairs Australia’s National Youth Justice Health Advisory Group and serves on Australia’s National Prisoner Health Information Committee, the Steering Committee for the Worldwide Prison Health Research & Engagement Network, and the Steering Group for the WHO Health in Prisons Programme.
Professor Stuart Kinner leads a program of multi-disciplinary research on the health of marginalised and justice-involved people. His work is distinguished by methodological rigour, ethical research practice, a global health equity perspective, and...
Professor Stuart Kinner leads a program of multi-disciplinary research on the health of marginalised and justice-involved people. His work is distinguished by methodological rigour, ethical research practice, a global health equity perspective, and meaningful research translation. He is experienced in longitudinal studies, cross-sectoral data linkage, randomised controlled trials, program and service evaluation, policy analysis, systematic review, and meta-analysis.
Stuart has produced over 350 publications (238 peer-reviewed) and attracted $37.3 million in research and consulting funds, mostly from nationally competitive schemes. He regularly presents by invitation at national and international meetings. Stuart Chairs Australia’s National Youth Justice Health Advisory Group and serves on Australia’s National Prisoner Health Information Committee, the Steering Committee for the Worldwide Prison Health Research & Engagement Network, and the Steering Group for the WHO Health in Prisons Programme.
Stuart has produced over 350 publications (238 peer-reviewed) and attracted $37.3 million in research and consulting funds, mostly from nationally competitive schemes. He regularly presents by invitation at national and international meetings. Stuart Chairs Australia’s National Youth Justice Health Advisory Group and serves on Australia’s National Prisoner Health Information Committee, the Steering Committee for the Worldwide Prison Health Research & Engagement Network, and the Steering Group for the WHO Health in Prisons Programme.
Top Publications
- Pearce, LA, Shuttleworth, RR, Young, JT, Borschmann, R, Kinner, SA. The impact of incarceration on health: A global systematic review.. Soc Sci Med 393: 118946 2026 view publication
- O'Connor, M, Kerr, J, Kinner, S, Heerde, J, Downes, M, Idrose, S, Borschmann, R, Olsson, C. The Australasian TIME Consortium: Harnessing the combined potential of longitudinal population studies and administrative data to reduce preventable mortality in young people. International Journal for Population Data Science 10(4) : 2026 view publication
- Pearce, LA, Southalan, L, Kinner, SA. Prison health data collection: Transforming prisons from public health risks to opportunities for global health equity.. Soc Sci Med 388: 118793 2026 view publication
- Naren, T, Linnane, D, Widdicombe, D, Chan, J, Kinner, S. The Need for National Minimum Healthcare Standards in Australian Custodial Settings.. Med J Aust 224(1) : e70116 2026 view publication
- Bell, MF, Spittal, MJ, Segal, L, Dennison, S, Kinner, SA, Preen, DB. Teenage Motherhood Among Those Whose Mothers Were Incarcerated.. Pediatrics 157(1) : 2026 view publication
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