Eman Rafhi

Eman Rafhi serves as an Honorary Research Fellow at the School of Allied Health, The University of Western Australia (M315, 35 Stirling Highway, Perth 6009). Her work centers on medication-related outcomes in vulnerable populations, particularly older adults and culturally diverse communities in Australia.

Research Focus: Rafhi specializes in health literacy, polypharmacy management, and self-efficacy impacts on medication adherence. Her fingerprint reveals strong expertise in cross-sectional methodologies for chronic disease management, with emphasis on health practitioner roles and regression analysis in medication outcomes. Key domains include culturally tailored interventions for South Korean immigrants and age-specific health belief frameworks.

Publication Trends: Her 2025 outputs demonstrate a cohesive research trajectory examining how cultural identity and health literacy mediate medication behaviors. The cross-sectional study on older adults integrates polypharmacy and self-efficacy metrics, while the editorial on South Korean populations pioneers culturally specific belief analysis in Australian pharmacy practice. Both works advance public health through pharmacy-focused interventions for high-risk groups.