Teaching and Learning

Research Students                                    

GSHP PhD student collecting data in Papua New Guinea

    

  

Current Students

 

These are our research students, currently completing research degrees with the

Graduate School for Health Practice.

 

Student Thesis Title
Sarah Bar-Zeev (PhD)

An analysis of maternal and infant health care services for remote dwelling Aboriginal families

Ruth Billany (PhD)

Salutogenic effects of animals/land on women

Terry Dunbar (PhD)

How have Government health policies and practices impacted on Aboriginal birthing at Galiwin’ku, Larrakia and Cobourg since the 1930s?

Marie Land (PhD)

Action Planning for Child Protection - Nurses Role in Early Intervention and Family Support

Lorna Murakami-Gold (PhD)

Engaging Families: critiquing the notion of partnership for Indigenous families

Jill Richards (PhD)

Antenatal screening for fetal anomalies in Indigenous women: views of indigenous people and their health care providers

Malinda Steenkamp (PhD)

Creating useful and value added information from routinely collected population health data: a challenge for researchers, clinicians, and health leaders

Robyn E Thompson

(Masters by Research)

Neurological Breastfeeding – An observational, descriptive study into factors influencing successful breastfeeding

Kayli Wayte (PhD)

Reconstructing maternal care services:

Maternity waiting homes in Timor-Leste

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Completed Students

Student Thesis Title
Helen Ashwell (PhD, graduated in May 2008)

Evaluation of a program to improve the interaction between community and health systems in Papua New Guinea: Its impact on improved maternal child health

Gao Yu (PhD, graduated in September 2008) A study of accessibility, quality of services and other factors that contribute to maternal deaths in Shanxi Province, China

 

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