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  Culture, Risk and HIV: The Case of Black African Migrants and Refugees in Christchurch, New Zealand 

  Birukila, Gerida Joseph (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2013)

  Black African migrants and refugees are disproportionately affected by heterosexually acquired HIV in New Zealand. Despite this, there are no data on their HIV related sexual attitudes, beliefs and behaviours. This sequential ...
• Alcohol use & sexually transmitted infections in young people attending a sexual health clinic 

  Ford, Monica (Dissertation, Master of Public Health, 2011)

  Background: Hazardous alcohol use and in particular binge drinking has become a significant problem for New Zealand youth and results in considerable harm. The burden of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) is also ...
• Understanding success in the Green Prescription programme: a qualitative investigation into patient perspectives on physical activity 

  Convery, Lil (Thesis, Master of Public Health, 2009)

  Background: Exercise referral programmes (such as the Green Prescription community programme) are a popular and effective way of increasing the physical activity of primary care patients who at risk of, or diagnosed with, ...
• Decriminalisation : a harm minimisation and human rights approach to regulating sex work 

  Abel, Gillian (Thesis, Doctor of Philosophy, 2010)
• Electing New Zealand's Health Governors: Do elected board members have the appropriate knowledge, skills and experience to govern district health boards? 

  Hansby, Oliver Ron (Thesis, Bachelor of Medical Science with Honours, 2012)

  The manner by which a health system is governed impacts upon the delivery of health services. New Zealand has a decentralised health system featuring twenty district health boards (DHBs) that are responsible for ensuring ...

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