Rate My Professor Barbara Nattabi

Nattabi's research specializations encompass COVID-19 in culturally and linguistically diverse populations, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, sexually transmitted infections and blood-borne viruses including HIV, primary health care, health services research, quality improvement of primary health care, and rural health services and education. Key publications include "Contemporary nursing graduates’ transition to practice: A critical review of transition models" (2020), "A systematic review of factors influencing fertility desires and intentions among people living with HIV/AIDS: implications for policy and service delivery" (2009), "The disease profile of poverty: morbidity and mortality in northern Uganda in the context of war, population displacement and HIV/AIDS" (2005), "‘I could never have learned this in a lecture’: transformative learning in rural health education" (2014), and "Family planning among people living with HIV in post-conflict Northern Uganda: A mixed methods study" (2011). She coordinates units such as Health Program Evaluation (PUBH5705) and Epidemiology and Control of Communicable Disease (PUBH5761), has peer-reviewed for over 13 journals and NHMRC grants, provided more than 30 expert media commentaries on COVID-19, and holds Senior Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy with nominations for Excellence in Teaching and Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning.