Alexandra Martiniuk – The Conversation
Professor Alexandra Martiniuk
A tale of 4 sisters during COVID-19 – CMAJ Blogs
Needs and strengths: supporting child health in remote Australia | InSight+
Our Experts – Young Driver Factbase
Alexandra LC Martiniuk | The George Institute for Global Health
Joseph Freeman and Professor Alexandra Martiniuk, Author at The New Daily
Getting Treatment and Care to the Last Mile:Analyzing the Health Surveillance Assistance Cadre in Malawi | Policy Commons
Alexandra Martiniuk - Professor - University of Sydney | LinkedIn
Alexandra Martiniuk - Professor - University of Sydney | LinkedIn
Freedom or folly: experts wade in on the NSW roadmap out of Covid lockdown | Catherine Bennett, Bill Bowtell, Alexandra Martiniuk and Tony Blakely | The Guardian
Alexandra Martiniuk - Professor - University of Sydney | LinkedIn
Evaluation as evolution: a Darwinian proposal for health policy and systems research – topic of research paper in Psychology. Download scholarly article PDF and read for free on CyberLeninka open science hub.
Alexandra LC Martiniuk | The George Institute for Global Health
Sydney Global Child Health Network | Improving Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health in Disadvantaged Populations
Alexandra Martiniuk - Professor - University of Sydney | LinkedIn
PDF) Prevention and management of chronic disease: a litmus test for health-systems strengthening in low-income and middle-income countries | Alexandra Martiniuk and Fiona Adshead - Academia.edu
Alexandra Martiniuk - Professor - University of Sydney | LinkedIn
How will the next weeks and months look like for people who are more vulnerable to COVID-19 in NSW? - Health Consumers NSW
Alexandra Martiniuk | The Sydney Morning Herald
Alexandra Martiniuk: H-index & Awards - Academic Profile | Research.com
Alexandra LC Martiniuk | The George Institute for Global Health
Alexandra Martiniuk - Professor - University of Sydney | LinkedIn
Martiniuk, Alexandra - Dalla Lana School of Public Health
Lessons from the covid-19 pandemic could help us reduce cyberbullying | New Scientist
