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Professor Leila Karimi is the Assistant Associate Dean of Applied Health at RMIT University's Health and Biomedical Sciences department. She specializes in mental health, healthcare workforce wellbeing, and addictive behaviors. Her research bridges psychology, public health, and clinical interventions, with a focus on meditation's cardiometabolic effects and digital addiction analysis using machine learning. She supervises projects addressing pharmacist well-being, ADHD screening tools, and technology-driven mental health solutions.
- Key roles: Professor & Assistant Associate Dean (Applied Health)
- Affiliations: RMIT University, College of Health and Biomedical Sciences
- Research Themes: Mental Health, Healthcare Workforce Resilience, Digital Behavioral Interventions
Her work emphasizes crisis management strategies for healthcare workers and validating tools like the Mediterranean Lifestyle Consensus. Recent studies explore clozapine safety in pregnancy and emotional intelligence training efficacy. She collaborates internationally on projects ranging from Parkinson's stem cell therapies to global obesity epidemiology.
Publications span behavioral addictions, clinical psychology, and health systems innovation. She is actively involved in supervising doctoral students exploring meditation, workplace well-being, and digital transformation in healthcare.
