Tobacco use is responsible for more than 5 million deaths per year globally.
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As a child I loved to read and always wanted to understand what made people tick. As I grew, I gradually understood that health and education are fundamental to a successful society, but not everyone has the same opportunity to live a healthy life. I want to produce research that contributes to improving the current and future health of all members of our community.
The ultimate goal of my research would be to see quicker and stronger responses from our society that will help us all to live healthier lives. Preventing ill health and promoting good health should be fundamental to all decisions made by health systems, governments and businesses.
Professor Christine Paul BA (Hons) PhD is a behavioural scientist with experience in the development and evaluation of strategies for achieving behavioural change on an individual, system and population level. Throughout her career she has worked closely with industry as a research academic, initially in cancer control together with Cancer Council NSW.
Much of Professor Paul’s published work has been focused on cancer control, with an emphasis on the trial and translation of effective behaviour change strategies.
Recent work as a research associate with University of Newcastle and a research fellow with HMRI involves applying behavioural approaches in large multisite intervention studies in the fields of support for lung cancer patients, diabetes care, stroke care and reducing smoking among disadvantaged groups. More recently her work has incorporated psychosocial care for cancer patients, exploring issues of modes and models of care and access to cancer care.
Professor Paul has also received a number of awards for her dedication to the supervision of research students and has a strong focus on building the next generation of behavioural researchers.
My future focus is on better understanding the things that will help health services to focus on healthy behaviours as part usual care for all people.
Associate Professor Christine Paul, Flora Tzelepis, John Wiggers, Patrick McElduff, Jenny Knight
Tobacco use is responsible for more than 5 million deaths per year globally.
moreDr Billie Bonevski, Associate Professor C Paul, Professor CDEste, Ms Asmith, Professor Chris Doran
Dr Flora Tzelepis, Dr Mariko Carey, Associate Professor Christine Paul, Dr Tclinton-McHarg, Ms Alison Zucca
Dr Christine Paul, Robert Sanson-Fisher, Dr Mariko Carey, R Courtney, C D'Este, Associate Professor Mark McEvoy
Dr Jiong Li, Associate Professor Afa Grirgis, Dr Chris Paul and Ms Allison Boyes