Kirsten Black

Professor of Sexual and Reproductive Health

University of Sydney

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Professor Kirsten Black is a Professor of Sexual and Reproductive Health at the University of Sydney, Australia. Her research focuses on abortion access, contraception, and preconception health, with a particular emphasis on the unique challenges faced in rural settings. Recent publications highlight her commitment to improving reproductive health services and outcomes for women, particularly in relation to postpartum care and the integration of services for substance use disorders.

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Dr Noushin Arefadib

University of Melbourne

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Professor of Practice

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Danielle Mazza

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MONASH UNIVERSITY

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Articles (10)

A nurse‐led model of care to improve access to contraception and abortion in rural general practice: Co‐design with consumers and providers

Concurrent use of hormonal long‐acting reversible contraception by women of reproductive age dispensed teratogenic medications, Australia, 2013–2021: a retrospective cohort study

'Imagine if we had an actual service ...': a qualitative exploration of abortion access challenges in Australian rural primary care

An exploration of the contraceptive counselling practices of midwives who provide postpartum care in Australia

Assessing preconception health in Australia to support better outcomes in the first 2000 days – A critical need for building a core indicator framework

Expanding access to postpartum contraception

General practice preconception care invitations: A qualitative study of women's acceptability and preferences

Integration of a facilitated access pathway for contraception into alcohol and other drug treatment services: A cohort study comparing metropolitan and regional settings

Interconnections between unintended pregnancy, alcohol and other drug use, and pregnancy, birth, infant, childhood and socioeconomic outcomes: a scoping review

Planning postpartum contraception for women with substance use disorders: Utilisation of the birth admission

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Dr Noushin Arefadib

Deborah Bateson

Danielle Mazza

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