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Rhonda Garad

Health educator

12 Posts

Biography

Rhonda’s work is in public health and focused on the implementation of research outcomes. She has a strong focus on influencing systems-based change and the orientation of care to meet the needs of end-users. Her PhD was in the field of health literacy.

How are Australian women scoring on health, wealth and wellbeing? post image
Politics and society

How are Australian women scoring on health, wealth and wellbeing?

by Helena Teede
Climbing the ranks: Australia’s gender equity breakthrough post image
Celebrating influential Monash women

Climbing the ranks: Australia’s gender equity breakthrough

by Helena Teede
‘What Happens Next?’: How Can We Conquer Climate Anxiety? post image
What Happens Next?

‘What Happens Next?’: How Can We Conquer Climate Anxiety?

by Susan Carland
‘What Happens Next?’: Why Are We So Anxious About Earth? post image
What Happens Next?

‘What Happens Next?’: Why Are We So Anxious About Earth?

by Susan Carland
Women, work and the poverty trap: Time for a fair go to support health and wellbeing for Australian women post image
Celebrating influential Monash women

Women, work and the poverty trap: Time for a fair go to support health and wellbeing for Australian women

by Joanne Enticott
‘It changed who I felt I was.’ Women tell of devastation at early menopause diagnosis post image
Medicine and health

‘It changed who I felt I was.’ Women tell of devastation at early menopause diagnosis

by Rhonda Garad
The subtle art and science of COVID vaccine (and booster) influencing post image
Coronavirus

The subtle art and science of COVID vaccine (and booster) influencing

by Jacqueline Boyle
The toolkit to manage the COVID pandemic, and public health compliance post image
Medicine and health

The toolkit to manage the COVID pandemic, and public health compliance

by Joanne Enticott
Climate change: Collective action a counterpoint to Australian government inaction post image
Politics and society

Climate change: Collective action a counterpoint to Australian government inaction

by Rhonda Garad
There’s a fundamental need to reverse the ‘pink recession’ post image
Coronavirus

There’s a fundamental need to reverse the ‘pink recession’

by Jacqueline Boyle
Women in medical leadership: The glass ceiling is alive and well post image
Celebrating influential Monash women

Women in medical leadership: The glass ceiling is alive and well

by Rhonda Garad
Women's health: shining a light on PCOS post image
Women's Health Week

Women's health: shining a light on PCOS

by Rhonda Garad
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