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Tanya has been an Assistant Professor in the Discipline of Nutrition and Dietetics since January 2013. Prior to this, Tanya worked in the Discipline as a Lecturer and Teaching Fellow. Tanya has worked as a Research Officer with the former Healthpact Research Centre, University of Canberra, the Centre for Clinical Governance in Research, University of New South Wales and at the Centre for Health Stewardship, Australian National University.
Tanya holds the position of Chair ACT Branch Nutrition Society of Australia (NSA) and is a member of the NSA National Council and the NSA Registration Committee.
Tanya's research interests include:
- Food Security in the homeless and low socioeconomic population groups (women, children and single fathers)
- Food literacy for low socio-economic population groups including university students
- Nutrition and Obesity in Childhood/Teenage years
- Interprofessional education and simulation in the health and non-health domains
- Competencies for Nutrition Science
- First year student engagement and professional identity
Education/Academic qualification
PhD
Bachelor
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Food
Medicine & Life Sciences
Food Supply
Medicine & Life Sciences
Australian Capital Territory
Medicine & Life Sciences
Students
Medicine & Life Sciences
nutrition science
Social Sciences
food security
Agriculture & Biology
food
Social Sciences
Charities
Medicine & Life Sciences
Network
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Projects 2016 2017
- 1 Finished
Inter-professional learning for health care students through a simulated ward experience using Mask-Ed
FROST, J., FOSTER, K., ISBEL, S., KELLETT, J., LAWLIS, T. & Reid Searl, K.
ACT Region Integrated Clinical Training Network (ICTN)
15/06/16 → 31/12/17
Project: Other
Research Output 2006 2019
Despite Challenges Food Relief Is A Conduit to Developing Relationships, Trust and Enabling Client Food Security and Specialized Support: A Case Study
Belton, S., Jamieson, M. & Lawlis, T., 2019, In : Journal of Hunger and Environmental Nutrition. p. 1-16 16 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Food Supply
food
Food
Food Quality
Organizations
Development of nutrition science competencies for undergraduate degrees in Australia
LAWLIS, T., Torres, S., Coates, A., Clark, K., Charlton, K., Sinclair, A., Wood, L. G. & Devine, A., 2019, In : Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 28, 1, p. 166-176 11 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Nutritional Sciences
Benchmarking
Food
Food Technology
Consensus
Nutrition Science Competencies for Australian undergraduate nutrition science degrees: A joint NSA and ANT initiative Nutrition Society of Australia ASM Canberra 27-30 November
LAWLIS, T., Coates, A. & Iuliano, S., 2019, Proceedings: Abstracts of the 42nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Nutrition Society of Australia, QT Hotel, Canberra, Australia 27-30 November 2018. 2 ed. Vol. 5. p. 57-58 2 p.Research output: A Conference proceeding or a Chapter in Book › Conference contribution
nutrition science
nutrition
food
required area
nutritionist
The sociology of allied health: Second Opinion: An introduction to Health Sociology 6th Edition
WILLIAMS, L. & LAWLIS, T., 2019, Second Opinion: An Introduction to Health Sociology. 6th ed. Docklands, Victoria: Oxford University Press Australia and New Zealand, p. 541-568 27 p. (Second Opinion; no. 6th Edition).Research output: A Conference proceeding or a Chapter in Book › Chapter in text book
Sociology
Referral and Consultation
Health
Delivery of Health Care
Achieving the four dimensions of food security for resettled refugees in Australia: A systematic review
Lawlis, T., Islam, W. & Upton, P., Apr 2018, In : Nutrition and Dietetics. 75, 2, p. 182-192 11 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Review article
Refugees
Food Supply
Food
Conservation of Natural Resources
Social Support