
qualifications: MEd
contribution: designed the project, devised survey tool, collected data, input data, literature review, original concept, analysed the data
position: Postgraduate student
Australia
Interested in interracial marriages, migrants experiences particularly health and wellbeing aspect.

qualifications: PhD
contribution: assist in designing the project, assisted in designing the survey tool, contributed in the development of the designed project, contributed in the formulation of data analysis
position: Senior Lecturer & Graduate Research Coordinator
Australia
Dr. Quynh Le is a Lecturer and ICI Coordinator at the University Department of Rural Health, Tasmania. Her academic qualifications include a B.Eng (Vietnam), GradDip AppComp. (Tasmania), M.Ed Studies (SA), M.AppComp (Tasmania), Diploma in Business Management (TAFE) and PhD (Curtin). Her teaching and research interests include courseware development, on-line teaching and learning, Web development, rural health issues, health informatics, social epidemiology, spatial analysis, multilevel modelling, computer assisted learning, instructional design, and quantitative research methodology.
Clinical supervisors' views on students' professional identity development in rural settings
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Point-of-care haemoglobin A1c tests in a very remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community
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Workload factors and sustainability among rural internationally trained physicians
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Rural GP Association Scotland (RGPAS) Annual Conference 2026, 20–22 November 2026, Inverness
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IAHA Indigenous Allied Health Australia National Conference, 30 November–2 December 2026, Boorloo (Perth), Australia
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BC Rural Health Conference, 28–30 May 2027, Victoria, BC, Canada
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5th International Indigenous Health and Wellbeing Conference, 8–10 June 2027, Larrakia Country, Garramilla (Darwin), Australia
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Regional, Rural and Remote Emergency Medicine Conference 2027 (ACEM RRR EM27), 18–20 July 2027, Lutruwita/Tasmania, Australia
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