DoctorJalal Mohammed

Dr Jalal Mohammed is an award-winning university educator. His focus on designing engaging technology-enhanced learning environments has led to recognition, awards and appointments to advise and develop strategies for regional and international organisations. Jalal centres his practice around the learner.

Dr Mohammed's teaching includes:
Current Course Coordination and Teaching

• HLTH101 Introduction to Health Studies (University of Canterbury)
• HLTH402 Health Information Systems (University of Canterbury)
• HLTH410 Leading and Motivating People in Healthcare Organisations (University of Canterbury)
• HLTH405 Independent Study (University of Canterbury)

Past Course Coordination and Teaching

• HLTH469 Health Issues in the Community (University of Canterbury)
• HEAL704 Quality in the Health Sector (Auckland University of Technology)
• HPRM702 Health Cooperative Practice (Auckland University of Technology)
• HEAL503 Health Records Management (Auckland University of Technology)
• HEAL507 Health and Environment (Auckland University of Technology)
• HEAL610 Research Methods and Enquiry (Auckland University of Technology)

Guest Lectures (Current and Past)

• HLTH401 Health and Health Systems (University of Canterbury)
• 7304MED Healthcare Systems (Griffith University)
• PACS111 The Global Pacific (University of Canterbury)
• HLTH202 Health and Society (University of Canterbury)
• SPCO107 Sport Nutrition (University of Canterbury)
• SPCO101 Introduction to Sport Coaching (University of Canterbury)
• PUBH801 Principles of Public Health (Auckland University of Technology)
• HEAL507 Health and Environment (Auckland University of Technology)
• HEAL503 Health Records Management (Auckland University of Technology)
• POPHLTH722 Organisation of Health Systems (University of Auckland)

Postgraduate Research Supervision

Jalal Mohammed welcomes postgraduate research students whose interests align with the following areas:

Pacific and migrant health
Health outcomes, culturally responsive interventions, and community-focused research involving Pacific and migrant populations.

Dr Mohammed specifically welcomes students interested in undertaking research in HIV/AIDS in Fiji

Health systems and policy
Health system reform, decentralisation, governance, and policy analysis, particularly in low- and middle-income and Pacific contexts.

Access to healthcare and health equity
Barriers to care, service delivery models, and strategies to improve equitable access for underserved and vulnerable populations.

Digital health and telehealth
Telemedicine, digital health innovation, and the use of technology to enhance healthcare access, quality, and system efficiency.

Health workforce and leadership
Health leadership, workforce development, organisational performance, and management practices in healthcare settings.

Public health and population health
Research on mental health, infectious diseases, non-communicable diseases, and broader population health challenges.

Health education and professional learning
Technology-enhanced learning, curriculum innovation, and capacity building in health and higher education.

Global health and sustainability
Climate change and health, and sustainable health system development, particularly in Pacific Island contexts.