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Kathleen Falster is an Associate Professor at UNSW's School of Population Health, specializing in epidemiology with a strong focus on child population health. Her research aims to evaluate and inform policy and service delivery initiatives to enhance the health of children, particularly those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Falster leads and collaborates on projects that build and analyze linked health and social data infrastructures, providing critical insights for public health responses. Her work includes a focus on children involved with child protection services and the evaluation of nurse-home visiting programs, contributing to a body of evidence that addresses Aboriginal child health through mixed methods projects. She teaches epidemiological methods to postgraduate students, helping to build a competent population health workforce. Falster is actively engaged in various research initiatives, including grants aimed at transforming health system responses to child maltreatment and improving health outcomes for Aboriginal children.
University of New South Wales • Sydney, NSW, Australia
Teaching epidemiological methods and leading research programs focused on child health.
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