Rate My Professor Anna Williams

Williams contributes to primary health care research through collaborative projects. In 2025, she co-authored 'A qualitative study on the primary care research priorities of people in Southern Aotearoa New Zealand' with Sharon Leitch, Liza Edmonds, and Jing-Ru Li, which aimed to identify key research priorities from the perspectives of primary care patients in southern New Zealand and has been cited 11 times. She also contributed to 'The Southern Primary Care Research Network 3 years on' the same year, alongside Sharon Leitch, Wenna Yeo, Alesha Smith, Robin Turner, and others, assessing the network's development and impact over three years. Additionally, she participated in 'Establishing the research priorities of a national primary care research network in New Zealand: a Delphi exercise.' As a member of the Otago Centre for Medical Humanities, she bridges social anthropology and health sciences, enhancing interdisciplinary approaches to community health and wellbeing research.