Rosalie Aroni

Rosalie Aroni, Senior Lecturer at the Australian National University's School of Medicine and Psychology, is a multidisciplinary researcher focusing on chronic disease, health service delivery, public health communication, and medical education. With collaborations spanning 1996-2024, her work bridges clinical and public health domains.

• Research Themes: Chronic disease management, cross-cultural health disparities, dietary interventions in diabetes, qualitative methodologies, and climate crisis impacts on maternal health.
• Publications: 46+ peer-reviewed articles (1996-2024) in journals like Medical Journal of Australia and Family Practice, emphasizing asthma, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and health policy.
• Notable Trends: Long-term focus on asthma diagnostics (2002-2012), gestational diabetes in immigrant populations (2018-2020), and bushfire smoke effects on perinatal outcomes (2023-2024).
• Projects: Active in 2024's Remote Food Security Health Cost Impact Analysis as Co-Investigator.