Abbey Diaz
The Australian National University, ACT, Australia
- This delegate is presenting an abstract at this event.
Dr Abbey Diaz is a senior research fellow in Yardhura Walani, the National Centre for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Wellbeing Research, at the Australian National University. As a member of the Tobacco Free team, Dr Diaz works across a wide range of studies aimed at reducing uptake and supporting cessation of smoking and nicotine products and working with communities to tackle structural influences of tobacco use and harms. She is also director of the Kulay Kalingka study (led by Professor Ray Lovett) in the Cultural and Wellbeing team at Yardhura Walani to monitor and report on National Cancer Control Indicators for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Abstracts this author is a contributor to:
Strengthening data systems: Exploring racism as a distal determinant of treatment completion among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people (24212)
3:50 PM
Rebecca Murray
Oral Presentations - Indigenous and community-led and governed data collection, measurement and reporting
The stage and future direction of the smoking epidemic in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples (24226)
1:10 PM
Abbey Diaz
Oral Presentations - Structural, commercial and social determinants of health
Kulay Kalingka: an Indigenous-led approach to monitoring National Cancer Care Indicators for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples (24228)
3:45 PM
Abbey Diaz
Oral Presentations - Indigenous and community-led and governed data collection, measurement and reporting