Dr Anne Noor Sri Juwaneeta Jamaludin

Dr Anne Noor Sri Juwaneeta Jamaludin, PhD (Monash University), MPH (The University of Adelaide), Grad Dip in Public Health (The University of Adelaide), MC (Open University Malaysia)

Dr Anne has been working in the field of public health for the past 15 years. She started out as the Head of Advocacy and Public Policy with the Malaysian AIDS Council (MAC) in 2005. At MAC, Dr Anne had developed policy position papers to be used as an advocacy tool to review current public policy on HIV/AIDS in Malaysia (i.e. access to treatment, pre-and post-HIV testing, and education rights & employment, refugees and migrant workers). She had also organised training on HIV/AIDS with the Ministry of Women, Community and Family Development at Swiss Garden Resort in Kuantan (19^th – 21^st September 2005). She also provided the representatives’ officers from Women Development Unit (all state) training on HIV 101, counselling, care and support on HIV/AIDS.

She later joined UNICEF in the field of women and children’s health and wellbeing. Along the way, she had also worked on developing policy papers to ensure children’s protection in Malaysia in collaboration between UNICEF and Institute of Health Management, Ministry of Health Malaysia. She was responsible for organising and carrying out stakeholders meetings in tackling HIV and AIDS issues such as pediatric treatment, organising guest lectures within the same context such as harm reduction, organising quarterly network meetings with various stakeholders and responsible for the centre’s newsletter publication.

Dr Anne was also involved in the implementation of Harm Reduction Information System (HRIS) for Malaysia to monitor and provide accurate data and statistics for providers of Needle and Syringe Exchange Program (NSEP) and Methadone Maintenance Therapy (MMT) for Ministry of Health. This would in turn, enhance and strengthen delivery services to the targeted population (People Who Use Drugs and their partners) and preventive programmes towards the rest of the affected and impacted population.

She was also involved in the Child Injury Prevention Management Programme, including Injury Prevention Management Database and research. She led the team to train and provide technical support to each of the implementing pilot sites in Malaysia.

After obtaining her PhD in Public Health from Monash University Malaysia in 2017, Dr Anne has started working with local NGOs on domestic violence among women and children. As a licensed counsellor, she had worked as a volunteer counsellor at All Women’s Action Malaysia (AWAM) since 2017 providing counselling and therapy to individuals, couples, children and families. She had also provided training on domestic violence at AWAM and also other centres dealing with women.

Apart from that, Dr Anne had also conducted training of trainers with Yayasan Salam Malaysia for their volunteers who works closely with children on mental health. She had also conducted mental health screening and brief psychotherapy for other NGOs in their mental health program among the Indian community and most currently with the Malay community.

Currently, Dr Anne is a full-time lecturer and has worked on several researched public health and social health. At the same time, she has also been involved with several community engagement activities with primary health care workers and community in the district of Sabak Bernam, Selangor since 2017.

Publication and Conferences

1. Invited as one of the panelist for the “International Disability Day” organised by Monash University Malaysia on the 6^th of December 2019.
2. Presented at All Women’s Action on the topic “Domestic Violence and the effect on mental health” on the 19^th October 2019 at AWAM, Petaling Jaya.
3. Presented at UNISEL Selangor as one of the workshop’s speaker. The workshop titled “Systematic Review in Research” 28^th March 2019.
4. Presented as one of the speakers at Clinical Research Centre a speaker for “Research Methodology Workshop 23 April 2019”.
5. Presented as one of the speaker at Monash University Malaysia for their “Research Methods & Basic Biostatistics Workshop 2018”.
6. Effects of sleep hygiene Psychoeducation on Sleep Quality and Stress Level: A pilot randomised control trial. Jamaludin, A and Ahmad, MA. Persidangan Kaunseling Profesional. Cheras Rehabilitation Centre. April 2019; 1: 76-81. eISBN: 978-967-13784-3-4.
7. The effectiveness of child injury database and registry in identifying children who are potentially at risk of abuse: A Systematic Review. Jamaludin ANSJ, Tan AZS, Heng YW, Leow PT, Azman FS and Quek KF. Pediatr & Neonatal Biol Open J. 2019; 4(1): 000132.
8. The Cost components of Occupational Accident in Oil Palm Plantations in Malaysia. Azizah Ahmad, Mohd Rafee Baharudin, Anita Abd Rahman, Salmah Muhamed, Izreen Supaat, Aidalina Mahmud, Samsul Bahari & Anne Noor Sri Juwaneeta Jamaludin. Oil Palm Industry Economic Journal. March 2019; Vol 19(1): 17-29.
9. Anti-Vaccination Myths. Nimir A and Jamaludin ANSJ. Ann Clin Pathol. 2019; 6(5): 1148. ISSN: 2373-9282.
10. Knowledge, Attitude and Practice of the use of Antibiotics among students and staff at local University in Malaysia. A Suleiman, N Hanisah, MZC Nurul Syazana, S Sughashini, A Jamaludin. 2019. International Journal of Defence Science, Engineering & Technology (IJDSET).
11. EMR Access and Confidentiality Based on Patient and Hospital Staff Perspectives. Dhillon K , Tan E, Akseer R , Alhosani MS , Ho GF , Lim SHE and Jamaludin ANSJ. The Open Public Health Journal. 2018; 11(3). 10.2174/187494450181101.
12. Trends of Pediatric Injuries Amongst 5-Year-Olds Presented in the Emergency Department: A Retrospective Cross-Sectional Study. Jamaludin ANSJ, Oxley, J and Quek K. Pediatr Neonatal Nurs Open J. 2018; 5(1): 19-28. doi: 10.17140/PNNOJ-5-129.
13. Identifying Children Potentially at Risk of Abuse at the Emergency Setting: A Qualitative Study on Healthcare Professionals. Jamaludin ANSJ, Oxley, J and Quek K. Public Health Open J. 2018; 3(1): 1-12. doi: 10.17140/PHOJ-3-124.
14. The case of Child Abuse and Neglect: Identification of Non-accidental injuries by Medical Professionals at the Emergency and Trauma Department. Jamaludin A, Oxley J and Quek KF. Proceedings of the 3rd UUM International Qualitative Research Conference (QRC) 2018. ISBN: 978-967-0910-92-5.
15. Oxley J, Jamaludin, A & Johnson M. An observational study of restraint and helmet wearing behaviour in Malaysia. Transportation research part F: traffic psychology and behaviour. 2018 56, 176-184.
16. Oxley, J., Jamaludin, A. & Johnson M. Analysis of child pedestrian deaths and serious injuries in Malaysia. Journal of the Australasian College of Road Safety. 2018. 23 (2), 30.
17. Jamaludin, A. & Moss, J. The Importance and Relevance of a Social Health Atlas for the Public Health System in Malaysia. Masters of Public Health thesis, University of Adelaide, Australia (Unpublished).
18. Stevenson, M., Oxley, J., Cuong, PV.,Jamaludin, A. Assessment and Evaluation of Viet Nam Child Injury Prevention Programmes (CIP). UNICEF Viet Nam.
19. Nordin, N (editor) (2009). Battered and Betrayed: Combating Child Abuse in Malaysia (2009). Jamaludin listed as major contributor to the book.
20. Nordin, N., Jamaludin, A. et al.,. Impact Evaluation of Childhood Injuries Related Programmes in Malaysia. 2008. IHM, Ministry of Health, Malaysia.