Mrs Nidhi Wali

Journal Articles

• Georgeou, N., Schismenos, S., Wali, N., Louise, K. and Moraitakis, E. (2023), 'A scoping review of ageing experiences among culturally and linguistically diverse people in Australia : towards better ageing policy and cultural well-being for migrant and refugee adults', Gerontologist, vol 63, no 1 , pp 182 - 199.
• Wali, N., Agho, K. and Renzaho, A. (2023), 'Mapping of nutrition policies and programs in South Asia towards achieving the Global Nutrition targets', Archives of Public Health, vol 81, no 1 .
• Schismenos, S., Stevens, G., Emmanouloudis, D., Georgeou, N., Shrestha, S., Katopodes, N. and Wali, N. (2022), 'Humanitarian engineering for renewable energy and flood early warning in remote communities : a scoping review of enabling factors and sustainability', Journal of Sustainable Development of Energy, Water and Environment Systems, vol 10, no 3 .
• Georgeou, N., Schismenos, S., Wali, N., Louise, K. and Moraitakis, E. (2022), 'COVID-19 and "ageing well" for the older migrants and refugees in rural Australia : the case of Bhutanese elders in Albury, New South Wales', Quality in Ageing and Older Adults, vol 23, no 2 , pp 54 - 62.
• Wali, N., Agho, K. and Renzaho, A. (2022), 'Hidden hunger and child undernutrition in South Asia : a meta-ethnographic systematic review', Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition, vol 31, no 4 , pp 713 - 739.
• Mahumud, R., Uprety, S., Wali, N., Renzaho, A. and Chitekwe, S. (2022), 'The effectiveness of interventions on nutrition social behaviour change communication in improving child nutritional status within the first 1000 days : evidence from a systematic review and meta-analysis', Maternal and Child Nutrition, vol 18, no 1 .
• Wali, N., Renzaho, A., Wang, X., Atkins, B. and Bhattacharya, D. (2021), 'Do interventions to improve adherence to antiretroviral therapy recognise diversity? : a systematic review', AIDS Care, vol 33, no 11 , pp 1379 - 1393.
• Wali, N., Agho, K. and Renzaho, A. (2021), 'Wasting and associated factors among children under 5 years in five South Asian countries (2014-2018) : analysis of demographic health surveys', International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, vol 18, no 9 .
• Stevens, G., Bienz, T., Wali, N., Condie, J. and Schismenos, S. (2021), 'Online university education is the new normal : but is face-to-face better?', Interactive Technology and Smart Education, vol 18, no 3 , pp 278 - 297.
• Buhler, C., Wali, N., Ball, C., Gurung, S. and Schismenos, S. (2021), 'The aged care crisis in Australia's COVID-19 success story : a commentary', Humboldt Journal of Social Relations, vol 43 , pp 51 - 59.
• Wali, N., Georgeou, N., Simmons, O., Gautam, M. and Gurung, S. (2020), 'Women and WASH in Nepal : a scoping review of existing literature', Water International, vol 45, no 3 , pp 222 - 245.
• Wali, N., Agho, K. and Renzaho, A. (2020), 'Factors associated with stunting among children under 5 years in five South Asian countries (2014-2018) : analysis of Demographic Health Surveys', Nutrients, vol 12, no 12 .
• Mugadza, H., Mujeyi, B., Stout, B., Wali, N. and Renzaho, A. (2019), 'Childrearing practices among sub-Saharan African migrants in Australia : a systematic review', Journal of Child and Family Studies, vol 28, no 11 , pp 2927 - 2941.
• Wali, N., Agho, K. and Renzaho, A. (2019), 'Past drivers of and priorities for child undernutrition in South Asia : a mixed methods systematic review protocol', Systematic Reviews, vol 8, no 1 .
• Yuol, A., Wali, N., Slewa-Younan, S. and Renzaho, A. (2019), 'Do practices such as dowry and bride prices relate to violence among migrants in OECD countries? : a mixed methods systematic review protocol', Social Science Protocols, vol 2 .
• Gurung, S., Wali, N., Simmons, O. and Georgeou, N. (2019), 'The emergence of volunteerism in a post-disaster context : a systematic scoping study literature review', Third Sector Review, vol 25, no 2 , pp 57 - 89.
• Dhingra, N., Georgeou, N. and Renzaho, A. (2018), ''Life is pulled back by such things' : intersections between language acquisition, qualifications, employment and access to settlement services among migrants in Western Sydney', Journal of Intercultural Studies, vol 39, no 1 , pp 85 - 101.
• Kamara, J., Wali, N., Agho, K. and Renzaho, A. (2018), 'Resilience to climate-induced disasters and its overall impact on well-being in Southern Africa : a mixed-methods systematic review protocol', Systematic Reviews, vol 7, no 1 .
• Ghimire, P., Agho, K., Akombi, B., Wali, N., Dibley, M., Raynes-Greenow, C. and Renzaho, A. (2018), 'Perinatal mortality in South Asia : systematic review of observational studies', International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, vol 15, no 7 .
• Stevens, G., Wali, N., Georgeou, N. and Tadjoeddin, Z. (2018), 'Understanding the relationship between humanitarian and development interventions : a mixed-methods systematic review protocol', Social Science Protocols, vol 1 .
• Wali, N. and Renzaho, A. (2018), '"Our riches are our family" : the changing family dynamics & social capital for new migrant families in Australia', PLoS One, vol 13, no 12 .
• Wali, N., Chen, W., Rawal, L., Amanullah, A. and Renzaho, A. (2018), 'Integrating human rights approaches into public health practices and policies to address health needs amongst Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh : a systematic review and meta-ethnographic analysis', Archives of Public Health, vol 76, no 1 .
• Renzaho, A., Dhingra, N. and Georgeou, N. (2017), 'Youth as contested sites of culture : the intergenerational acculturation gap amongst new migrant communities : parental and young adult perspectives', PLoS One, vol 12, no 2 .
• Akombi, B., Agho, K., Hall, J., Dhingra, N., Renzaho, A. and Merom, D. (2017), 'Stunting, wasting and underweight in Sub-Saharan Africa : a systematic review', International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, vol 14, no 8 .
• Murugan, G., Gope, R. and Wali, N. (2015), 'Improving complementary feeding through community-based management of malnutrition in rural India', Poshan Implementation Note, vol 14 , pp 1 - 4.