Journal of Community Medicine & Health Education
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Christina Malatzky

School of Public Health and Social Work, Queensland University of Technology, Australia

Biography

Dr Christina Malatzky is a qualitative feminist sociologist and dedicated tertiary educator. As a researcher, she is committed to the production of quality, sensitive and thoughtful research endeavours. Her sociological research encapsulates a broad range of interests that fit into different yet complementary areas of sociology (gender and health) and contributes to health fields including rural and public health. In the sociology of gender, her research has focused on feminine and maternal bodies and identities and gendered relationships, including bodily ideals.

Publications

Experiences of Health Care among Refugee and Asylum Seeker Residents in Regional Victoria

Objective: This paper explores the role of culture in shaping human experiences related to health. The analysis of interviews with refugee and asylum seekers in a regional area of Australia seeks to give voice to some of the experiences of these residents in resettling and accessing healthcare. Methods: This paper analyses the stories of 31 refuge... Read More»

Lisa Bourke, Christina Malatzky and Daniel Terry

: J Community Med Health Educ 9: 658

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