Amineh Rashidi

Amineh Rashidi is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Allied Health, The University of Western Australia (UWA). Her research focuses on public health, cardiovascular health, patient adherence, and healthcare quality improvement. She contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly those addressing health and well-being.

Her work involves systematic reviews analyzing health-related quality of life in cardiac rehabilitation, medication adherence in diabetes, and psychosocial factors in childhood obesity. She has collaborated internationally on projects such as developing outcome measures for South Asian populations with cardiovascular disease or diabetes.

• Research Trends: Her articles emphasize qualitative methodologies, including thematic analysis and semistructured interviews, to explore patient experiences and systemic healthcare interventions.
• Awards: Multiple grants and in-kind awards support her work, including funding for pilot studies on pain assessment tools and cognitive impairment in hospitalized older adults.

Rashidi’s research bridges clinical practice and patient outcomes, with a focus on vulnerable populations such as those with chronic diseases or comorbidities. She collaborates with institutions like Edith Cowan University and the British Heart Foundation to advance evidence-based healthcare practices.