Rate My Professor Amy Anderson

Her research expertise encompasses antenatal health behaviours, particularly alcohol use in pregnancy, health behaviours, public health guideline adherence, predictors of negative health behaviours, women's health, and longitudinal survey development. She has contributed as an investigator to grants totaling $57,500, including a 2020 project titled 'Integrated approaches for domestic and family violence, mental health issues and alcohol and other drugs misuse' funded by The Sax Institute ($32,500) and a 2013 grant 'A life course perspective on the identification of risk factors for low birth weight' from the Hunter Medical Research Institute ($25,000). Key publications include 'Long-Term Adoption of Health Promotion Policies and Practices in Early Childhood Education and Care in New South Wales, Australia: A Repeat Cross-Sectional Study' (Health Promotion Journal of Australia, 2026), 'Examining Changes in Implementation of Priority Healthy Eating and Physical Activity Practices, and Related Barriers, Over Time in Australian Early Childhood Education and Care Services: A Repeated Cross-Sectional Study' (Childhood Obesity, 2025), 'Predictors of alcohol use during pregnancy in Australian women' (Drug and Alcohol Review, 2022), 'Alcohol-related risk from pre-loading and heavy episodic drinking (HED) among a cohort of young Australian women: a cross-sectional analysis' (Australian and New Zealand Journal of Public Health, 2020), and 'Nudge strategies to improve healthcare providers' implementation of evidence-based guidelines, policies and practices: a systematic review of trials included within Cochrane systematic reviews' (Implementation Science, 2020).