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Pam's research specializations include medical education, assessment, paediatric infectious diseases, neonatology, congenital anomalies, nutritional rickets, malaria, and HIV in children. He has authored over 34 works, including 31 journal articles, two conference publications, and one book chapter, spanning 1996 to 2025. Key publications are 'Paediatric acute urinary retention in Central Queensland' (2025, Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health), 'Epidemiology of respiratory syncytial virus in Central Queensland, Australia' (2024, Communicable Diseases Intelligence), 'Acute bronchiolitis in regional Queensland: how well are we doing?' (2022, Asia Pacific Journal of Pediatric and Child Health), 'Difficulties in diagnosing vertebral osteomyelitis in a child' (2021, BMJ Case Reports), 'Can neonatal pneumothorax be successfully managed in regional Australia?' (2020, Rural and Remote Health), 'Sacrococcygeal teratoma: Clinical characteristics and long-term outcome in Nigerian children' (2009, Annals of African Medicine), and 'Adaptation of calcium absorption during treatment of nutritional rickets in Nigerian children' (2008, British Journal of Nutrition). He received funding for the Late Preterm Infants Post-birth Rehospitalization Morbidity Study (2014-2015, International Pediatric Association Foundation Inc) and is available for higher degree research supervision. His work has garnered over 900 citations, contributing to advancements in paediatric care in rural and developing contexts.