General Publications

*General Publications* Original Articles Elliott EJ, Zurynski YA Rare diseases are a ‘common’ problem for clinicians Australian family physician. 2015 Sep;44(9):630. Payne J. Antoine H, France K, McKenzie A, Henley N, Bartu...

Rare Diseases

The APSU offers a range rare diseases resources - refer to the titles shown in the *In This Section* area on the right to learn more.

Other Surveillance Systems

Other Surveillance Systems APSU has been used by over 220 individual researchers, to run more than 62 surveillance studies, 14 are currently ongoing and the unit has been influential in...

Current Staff

Scientific Review Panel (SRP)

Current members of the APSU Scientific Review Panel include:

Funding & Supporters

Funding and Supporters The activities of the APSU are funded by the Australian Government Department of Health; NHMRC Practitioner Fellowship No. 457084 [MD1] (Professor Elizabeth Elliott).  The APSU is grateful for in-kind...

Collaborators

Collaborators International Organisations Great Ormond St Hospital, London UK Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto Canada Oakland Children's Hospital, USA National Organisations Australasian Paediatric Endocrine Group Australian and New Zealand Paediatric Nephrology Association Australian...

Apply for new study

Apply for a new study So you want to do an APSU study ? The APSU has conducted surveillance on over 55 different conditions including infectious or vaccine preventable diseases,...

Home

*Welcome to the APSU* The Australian Paediatric Surveillance Unit (APSU) is a national resource, established in 1993 to facilitate active surveillance of uncommon rare childhood diseases, complications of common diseases...

APSU 15 Year Book

The APSU Celebrates 15 years The Australian Paediatric Surveillance Unit is proud to celebrate 15 years of surveillance for rare childhood diseases and looks forward to the next 15...

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