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Amanda Hill is a Senior Research Officer in Public Health Nutrition at Monash University, currently coordinating the Benchmarking Healthy Stores project. This initiative focuses on investigating a continuous quality improvement benchmarking model to facilitate the uptake of practices in remote food retail environments. Amanda holds a Bachelor of Nutrition & Dietetics (First Class Honours) and has 12 years of experience in clinical dietetics, research, and community health within the public health nutrition sector. She has dedicated part of her career to working with Aboriginal health outreach services in the Northern Territory and has volunteered in international development across the Pacific region. Her research interests are deeply rooted in social justice, aiming to achieve equitable health outcomes through tailored community-centered public health initiatives. Her current work emphasizes creating health-enabling food retail environments for remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community stores, promoting healthier purchasing patterns to improve health and wellbeing. Key interests include Public Health Nutrition, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, healthy food retail, food security, and health equity, all of which align with the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Monash University •
Coordinating the Benchmarking Healthy Stores project in Public Health Nutrition.
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