Tabassum Rahman: Aboriginal Women’s Voices in Cardiovascular Health Research
Tabassum Rahman, Senior Research Fellow at University of Melbourne, shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article she and her colleagues co-authored, published in Health Promotion International, adding:
”New research: the first evidence exploring Aboriginal women’s perspectives on cardiovascular health and their lived experiences of cardiovascular disease in Perth, Western Australia. Thank you, MRFF for funding this work.”
Title: Yorga Moorditj Koort: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women’s perspectives about heart health on Noongar Boodjar
Authors: Elia Bidgood, Cathy Garlett, Richard Chenhall, Amie Bingham, Francine Eades, Emily Banks, Melinda J Carrington, Grace Joshy, Sandra Eades, Tabassum Rahman
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