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A/Prof Heather Yeatman
BSc (Adel.), DipEd (Adel.), GDipNutrDiet (Flinders), MPH (Syd.), Dr PH (UoW)
Position:
- Associate Professor in School of Health Sciences
Teaching and Coordinating:
- POP203 Health Policy
Research Interests:
- food and nutrition policy
- food regulation
- health promotion
- community and professional roles in policy making, public health and local government
Affiliations: (list sorted alpha)
- Australian Animal Welfare Strategy Advisory Committee
- Complementary Medicines Evaluation Committee (CMEC)
- Consumers' Health Forum of Australia
- Food Standards Sector Board, Standards Australia
- Interim Joint Expert Advisory Committee on Complementary Medicines
- Public Health Association of Australia
- Society of Nutrition Education (SNE)
Publications:
Searchable RIS publications from 2000 to date
Yeatman, H, 2003. Food and nutrition policy at the local level: key factors that influence the policy development process. Critical Public Health 13(2): 125-138.
Williams P, Yeatman H, et al, 2003. Nutrition and related claims used on packaged Australian foods - implications for regulation. Asia Pacific Journal Clinical Nutrition 12(2): 138-150.
Yeatman H, 2002. Nove T, Reorienting health services with capacity building: a case study of the core Skills in Health Promotion Project. Health Promotion International 17(4): 341-350.
Yeatman H, 2002. Australia's food regulations - challenges for public health advocacy. Australia New Zealand Journal of Public Health 26(6): 515-517.
Yeatman H, 1995. National Review of Food & Nutrition in Local Government.
WHO Report [pdf 838kb]
| Email: | hyeatman@uow.edu.au |
| Phone: | +61 2 4221 3153 |
| Office: | B41.253 |
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Seminars and Events
December 4: Dian Handayani: The role of beta glucan in prevention and treatment of diet-induced obesity.
Chaiya Noradechanunt: Promoting physical activity program in adults aged 50 and over.

