Rate My Professor Albany Lucas

Albany's research centers on Pacific health, utilizing strengths-based quantitative approaches like the Tivaivai research framework for projects involving New Zealand’s Integrated Data Infrastructure. She contributes to the Quantitative Social Science Research Group in Paediatrics & Child Health. Her publications include "Do sleep interventions change sleep duration in children aged 0-5 years? A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials" (2021), "Pacific Families Navigating Responsiveness and Children’s Sleep in Aotearoa New Zealand" (2021), "Sleep and parenting in ethnically diverse Pacific families in southern New Zealand: A qualitative exploration" (2021), "Setting sail and returning home. Research voyaging in Aotearoa" (2020), "An Application of a Tivaivai Research framework to a quantitative Pacific health research project using New Zealand’s Integrated Data Infrastructure: Tivaivai framework for quantitative Pacific research" (2020), and "A Tivaivai research framework: A strengths-based quantitative approach to Pacific health research" (2025). These works have accumulated 60 citations on ResearchGate. Additionally, she serves on the Central Health and Disability Ethics Committee.