Kirstin Lindberg

MSc, MBChB, Grad Dip (Applied Stats), BSc

Kirstin is a Principal Analyst at the Centre for Public Health Research, having joined the Environmental Health Indicators (EHI) team at the beginning of 2015. She has a diverse background, encompassing public health medicine, psychology and some computer science and mathematics. She has completed her public health medicine training, incorporating an MSc in Public Health from the University of Edinburgh, as well as a BSc from Auckland University. She recently completed a Graduate Diploma in Applied Statistics and has an interest in applied epidemiology and statistics. She has worked in many different parts of the health sector in New Zealand in a variety of roles. Kirstin works across a range of projects in the EHI team, including environmental health indicator development and the environmental burden of disease project.

• Publications
• Current Research Projects

PUBLICATIONS

Publication	Type
Mason K, Lindberg K, Haenfling C, Schori A, Marsters H, Read D, Borman B. Social Vulnerability Indicators for Flooding in Aotearoa New Zealand. Int J Env Res & Pub Health, 2021; 18(8):3952.	Journal
Matheson A, Walton M, Gray R, Lindberg K, Shanthakumar M, Wehipeihana N. (2018) . Summative Evaluation Report: Healthy Families NZ. Massey University Evaluation Team. Ministry of Health. Wellington.	Reports
Matheson A, Walton M, Gray R, Lindberg K, Shanthakumar M, Fyfe C, Wehipeihana N, Borman B. Evaluating a community-based public health intervention using a complex systems approach. Journal of Public Health, 2018; 40(3): 606-613.	Journal
Mason K, Lindberg K, Read D, Borman B. The importance of using Public Health Impact Criteria to develop environmental health indicators: The example of the indoor environment in New Zealand. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2018; 15(8): 1786.	Journal