Dorinda 't Hart is a health sociologist affiliated with the School of Population and Global Health. With a commitment to advancing knowledge, her research spans various facets of public health, with a specific emphasis on women's health, reproductive health, motherhood, community dynamics, and qualitative research methodology.

Dorinda's work examines the intricate relationship between individuals and the social contexts they inhabit. Her keen interest lies in understanding how social structures influence health and wellbeing outcomes. Currently, she actively contributes to consumer-driven breast cancer research, showcasing her commitment to impactful and patient-centered studies. Previously, she contributed to the ARC project 'Social Practices of Oral Health in Australian Preschool Children,' demonstrating her versatility and expertise across diverse health-related domains.

Her PhD research project, titled 'Post-Abortion Narratives shared by Perth women,' delves into the complex and nuanced aspects of women's agency in making abortion decisions. Focusing on the interplay between individual autonomy and social context, this project sheds light on the exercise of agency by autonomous women navigating the landscape of abortion decisions. This work reflects a deep understanding of the intricate relationship between individuals and the societal factors that influence decision-making processes.