Social, cultural and behavioural determinants of health
Social science theories and methods help illuminate the causes of health and health inequalities linked to social processes, power differences and the distribution of resources.
We seek to understand how health and social change is experienced and produced throughout the lifecourse in individuals and in populations.
Multi-disciplinary teams conduct interventions and observational research on showing the social processes influencing poor health, health behaviours and behavioural change strategies to improve health.
People
Academic staff
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Research fellow
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Research Assistant
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Associate Professor in Population Health
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Program Leader - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program
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Senior Fellow
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Research Fellow
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Fellow - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program
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Fellow
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Fellow
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Fellow
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Fellow
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Professor
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Head, NHMRC Research Fellow
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Professor
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Professor
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Director - Research School of Population Health
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Professor
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Professor
Professional staff
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Research Manager, Epidemiology for Policy and Practice Group
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Executive Officer - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program
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Mayi Kuwayu Study Manager - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Program
Visiting staff
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Honorary Professor
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Honorary Associate Professor
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Visiting Fellow
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Emeritus Professor
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Emeritus Professor
Student
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PhD Candidate
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PhD Candidate
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PhD Candidate
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PhD Candidate