Sherly Parackal

University of Otago — New Zealand

Medicine · Health Sciences

10h-index338citations27works0.72yr avg
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Research Topics

Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet(6), Prenatal Substance Exposure Effects(6), Nutritional Studies and Diet(5), Gestational Diabetes Research and Management(4), Health disparities and outcomes(3)

Publications27 total

Conference on ‘Kotahitanga: bridging research, industry and practice’
Proceedings of The Nutrition Society·2025Open Access
Review for "Does the Australian Eating Survey FFQ estimate nutrient intake accurately in South Asians living in Australia? A comparative validity study"
2025
Review for "Does the Australian Eating Survey FFQ estimate nutrient intake accurately in South Asians living in Australia? A comparative validity study"
2025
Codesigning the South Asian Diet and Activity Intervention (SADAI): process and outcomes
Public Health Nutrition·2025Open Access
Conventional medication adherence and self-treatment practices among South Asian immigrants: a qualitative study
Journal of Primary Health Care·2024· 2 citedOpen Access
Asian health in Aotearoa New Zealand: highlights and actionable insights
New Zealand Medical Journal·2024· 3 citedOpen Access
Using co-design to identify intervention components to address unhealthy dietary and activity behaviours in New Zealand South Asians
Journal of Nutritional Science·2024Open Access
Asian migrants navigating New Zealand primary care: a qualitative study
Journal of Primary Health Care·2023· 9 citedOpen Access
Post-migration food habits of New Zealand South Asian migrants: Implications for health promotion practice
Journal of Migration and Health·2023· 5 citedOpen Access
A cross-sectional study on alcohol and contraception use among sexually active women of childbearing age: Implications for preventing alcohol-exposed pregnancies
Women s Health·2023· 2 citedOpen Access
Hidden figures and misnomers: a case for disaggregated Asian health statistics in Aotearoa New Zealand to improve health outcomes.
PubMed·2021· 5 cited
Stepwise tailoring and test–retest of reproducibility of an ethnic-specific FFQ to estimate nutrient intakes for South Asians in New Zealand
Public Health Nutrition·2021· 5 citedOpen Access
Dynamic transactional model: a framework for communicating public health messages via social media
Perspectives in Public Health·2020· 18 cited
Relative Validity and Reproducibility of a Short Food Frequency Questionnaire to Assess Nutrient Intakes of New Zealand Adults
Nutrients·2020· 79 citedOpen Access
Diet quality, nutrient intakes and biochemical status of New Zealand women of childbearing age according to alcohol consumption patterns
Public Health Nutrition·2020· 9 citedOpen Access
Associated Factors of Drinking Prior to Recognising Pregnancy and Risky Drinking among New Zealand Women Aged 18 to 35 Years
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health·2019· 4 citedOpen Access
A renewed media-mix, based on the dynamic transactional model, for communicating the harms of alcohol to women in New Zealand
Health Promotion International·2018· 3 cited
The Use of Facebook Advertising for Communicating Public Health Messages: A Campaign Against Drinking During Pregnancy in New Zealand
JMIR Public Health and Surveillance·2017· 28 citedOpen Access
Exploring reasons for ethnic disparities in diet- and lifestyle-related chronic disease for Asian sub-groups in New Zealand: a scoping exercise
Ethnicity and Health·2016· 4 cited
Implication of alcohol consumption on aggregate wellbeing
Perspectives in Public Health·2016· 20 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Mathew Parackal(9), John Harraway(5), Paula Skidmore(3), Claire Smith(3), Sumera Saeed Akhtar(3), Clare Wall(2), Kathryn E. Bradbury(2), Elaine Ferguson(2), Shobhit Eusebius(2), Damien Mather(2), Rathan M. Subramaniam(2), Kirsten J. Coppell(2), Sivamanoj Yadav(2), Rachel Brown(2), Cecilia Ho Yan Sam(1), Sheila Skeaff(1), Winsome R Parnell(1), Shanthi Ameratunga(1), Salome Tin(1), Valerie Xiang(1)