Najma Moumin

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PhD candidate, School of Medicine within the Discipline of Paediatrics, University of Adelaide

Najma Moumin is a PhD candidate at the University of Adelaide, School of Medicine within the Discipline of Paediatrics. Her primary interests are public health nutrition, dietary assessments, and evaluation research. Prior to her PhD, Najma was a project manager working in international development research with a focus on nutrition-sensitive agriculture interventions. Najma’s PhD project, the Australian Feeding Infants and Toddlers Study (OzFITS) is a cross sectional survey of a national sample of Australian children

Australian feeding infants and toddlers study (OzFITS) – What have we learned & what to do differently

What we are doing well in Australia with regard to infant and toddler nutrition. Where we may be able to improve the diets of our youngest Australians, particularly with regard to iron intake

Australian feeding infants and toddlers study (OzFITS) – What have we learned & what to do differently

What we are doing well in Australia with regard to infant and toddler nutrition. Where we may be able to improve the diets of our youngest Australians, particularly with regard to iron intake

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Najma Moumin

PhD candidate, School of Medicine within the Discipline of Paediatrics, University of Adelaide

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Australian feeding infants and toddlers study (OzFITS) – What have we learned & what to do differently

What we are doing well in Australia with regard to infant and toddler nutrition. Where we may be able to improve the diets of our youngest Australians, particularly with regard to iron intake

Australian feeding infants and toddlers study (OzFITS) – What have we learned & what to do differently

What we are doing well in Australia with regard to infant and toddler nutrition. Where we may be able to improve the diets of our youngest Australians, particularly with regard to iron intake

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Najma Moumin

PhD candidate, School of Medicine within the Discipline of Paediatrics, University of Adelaide

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Australian feeding infants and toddlers study (OzFITS) – What have we learned & what to do differently

What we are doing well in Australia with regard to infant and toddler nutrition. Where we may be able to improve the diets of our youngest Australians, particularly with regard to iron intake

Australian feeding infants and toddlers study (OzFITS) – What have we learned & what to do differently

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An Update on Heart Failure in Primary Care

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Prof Andrew Sindone

Cardiologist; Director of the Heart Failure Unit and Department of Cardiac Rehabilitation, Concord Hospital

We invite you to our first webcast of 2026, where Prof Andrew Sindone will provide an update on heart failure in primary care. Earn up to 4 hours CPD. RACGP & ACRRM accredited.