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Dr Nusrat Jahan is a Lecturer in Interprofessional Education at the School of Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of New England (UNE), Armidale, NSW, Australia. She completed her PhD at UNE, focusing on early postnatal care practices in Bangladesh, and continues to contribute to academic and research initiatives in public and reproductive health.
Her research interests include:
- Gender and reproductive health
- Public health
- Interdisciplinary and interprofessional health practices
Dr Jahan teaches core units in health and social care, including HLTH101 (Information and Evidence in Health and Social Care), HLTH102 (Interprofessional Practice in Health and Social Care), HLTH103 (Communication for Health Professionals), and HLTH104 (The Context of the Health and Community Services).
She was a recipient of the UNE International Strategic Research Scholarship and has been recognized for her teaching excellence with a Unit Commendation from UNE.
Scientific Awards:
- Unit Commendation, UNE
Dr Jahan is actively engaged in teaching and research at UNE, with no indication of part-time status, supervision of graduate students, or publication of recent articles in the provided text. She plays a key role in shaping foundational health education through interprofessional curriculum development.
