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Barbara Nattabi is a Senior Lecturer in Global Health at the University of Western Australia, with over 20 years of experience as a medical doctor and public health researcher. Her work has spanned clinical settings and infectious disease research across diverse regions, including post-conflict Northern Uganda and Australia. Barbara's research interests are centered on sexually transmissible infections, health services reform, and quality improvement in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander sexual health care. She has secured significant funding for research projects, including a $4.4 million fellowship grant and $3.4 million in Category 1 funding. As an active contributor to health policy discussions, Barbara has participated in expert panels and guides public health initiatives focusing on COVID-19, HIV, and health systems reform. She has received nominations for excellence in teaching and is a Senior Fellow at the Higher Education Academy. Currently, she coordinates courses on health program evaluation and epidemiology and is involved in various community engagement efforts, specifically serving the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) populations.
University of Western Australia • Perth, WA
Responsible for teaching and coordinating courses in public health, alongside research in sexually transmitted infections and health services reform.
NHMRC • Australia
Focused on research in infectious diseases and public health within culturally diverse populations.
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