Rate My Professor Abby Dunlop

Dunlop also contributes to the 'We need to talk about polypharmacy: optimising multiple medication use by older adults' project, analyzing video-recordings of medicine review consultations in primary care with older Māori and Pacific patients aged 55 and over on four or more medications, as well as other older patients aged 65 and over. The research incorporates interviews with health professionals and patients to evaluate the acceptability of medication reviews and educational resources, and to pinpoint communication patterns influencing shared decision-making on polypharmacy. Her publication record includes co-authored peer-reviewed journal articles such as 'Young peoples’ perspectives about care in a youth-friendly general practice clinic' (2021, Journal of Primary Health Care), 'Therapist Voices on a Youth Mental Health Pilot' (2023, International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health), 'Young People Talk About Digital Support for Mental Health: An Online Survey of 15–30-Year Olds in New Zealand' (2024, Health Expectations), and ''Every strategy needs to be contributing to erasing the stigma': Māori and Pacific young peoples’ perspectives on testing for sexually transmitted infections via an online service' (2024, Sexual Health). Additional works address sexual healthcare experiences and barriers to STI testing among Māori and non-Māori youth in New Zealand. These contributions focus on youth mental health, sexual health equity for Māori and Pacific populations, and medicines management in vulnerable groups.