Babangida Tiyatiye

Babangida Tiyatiye serves as an Adjunct Senior Lecturer in the Department of Psychiatry at the UWA Medical School, The University of Western Australia. Their academic role combines clinical psychiatry expertise with research focused on mental health disparities and evidence-based interventions.

Research interests include:

• Mental Health Policy and Advocacy
• Substance Abuse and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Comorbidity
• Perinatal Mental Health Interventions
• Cardiovascular-Psychiatric Interactions
• Media Influence on Mental Health During Pandemics
• Public Health Impacts of Racial Discrimination

Analysis of recent publications reveals a strong emphasis on systematic reviews to address critical gaps in psychiatric comorbidities and treatment efficacy. Tiyatiye's work consistently bridges clinical practice and public health, with recurring themes of health equity, evidence synthesis for complex conditions, and policy reform—particularly in youth mental health services and pandemic-related mental health impacts.

Collaborative research demonstrates significant engagement with co-authors across Australia and international institutions, with publications showing notable citation impact (including 22 Web of Science citations for the coronary artery disease review) and social media dissemination.