qualifications: PhD
contribution: Study conception and design, Drafting of manuscript, Critical revision
position: Lecturer in Rural Mental Health
Australia
Mental Health Mental Health Workforce Rural and Remote Mental Health
qualifications: PhD
contribution: Study conception and design, Drafting of manuscript, Critical revision
position: Senior Lecturer and Graduate Research Coordinator
qualifications: PhD
contribution: Study conception and design, Drafting of manuscript, Critical revision
position: Academic Lead – Research
Australia
I am a radiographer/academic and Associate Professor and Deputy Director of the University of Newcastle Department of Rural Health. I am based in Taree on the New South Wales Mid-North Coast, where I look after undergrad and postgrad students, organise continuing education for clinical colleagues and research rural health and interprofessional workforce issues. I am interested in interprofessional boundaries in rural health care delivery and their effect on service quality and efficiency. The topic of my PhD, which I completed in 2006, was the role of nurse and GP limited license x-ray operators in remote and rural NSW. It was a qualitative study using in-depth interviews of rural radiographers, rural nurses and rural GPs about their experiences and perceptions surrounding limited x-ray licensing of non-radiographers. I also have extensive cross-disciplinary teaching experience in this field. This has led me to explore issues of rural health professional practice and workforce planning. My current area of interest is the boundaries that exist betwwen health professionals in rural practice.
qualifications: PhD
contribution: Study conception and design, Drafting of manuscript
position: Adjunct Senior Research Fellow
Dr Susan Waller is an Assistant Professor in Medical Education at the UAE University in Al Ain.She is also an Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at Monash Rural Health. Susan's PhD in Interprofessional Education was awarded by the University of Queensland in 2010. Susan has a Masters in Physiotherapy (Paediatrics). My research and educational interests are in Interprofessional Education and Practice, Rural health and Rural Health workforce, Technology in health service and education,Teaching Clinical Skills and Transition to Practice, Mentoring and Developmental Paediatrics.
qualifications: PhD
contribution: Study conception and design, Drafting of manuscript
position: Academic Lead - Teaching and Learning
Australia
Dietetic workforce issues in rural areas. Best practice dietetic services in rural areas. Nutrition and diet issues.
qualifications: PhD
contribution: Study conception and design, Drafting of manuscript
position: Research Academic
Australia
Workforce issues Population health issues Sexual Health Rural health
contribution: Study conception and design, Critical revision
position: Senior Data Manager & Placements Officer
contribution: Study conception and design, Critical revision
position: Rural Health Education Manager
Australia
Monash University Rural Health Education Manager.
qualifications: PhD
contribution: Study conception and design, Critical revision
position: Post Doctoral Research Fellow
qualifications: PhD
contribution: Study conception and design, Critical revision
position: Director
Professor Versace has resided in south west Victoria since the submission of his PhD in 2007 (he commenced in 2004). This degree was conferred in 2008 and his thesis was submitted on time and was accepted without change following review. Being geographically tied to an area with limited research possibilities has resulted in an early publication record that spans many disciplines. This changed in late 2012 when he joined Greater Green Triangle University Department of Rural Health (GGT UDRH) in Warrnambool, which marked his move into population and public health research (GGT UDRH has since transitioned to Deakin Rural Health in 2016). Since 2013 he has co-authored over twenty peer-reviewed publications that include RCTs, observational studies, investigation of socio-cultural and rural disadvantage, patient health misperception and engagement strategies, study protocols, chronic disease screening, and program evaluation. Complementing his research is his active interest in supervising and mentoring students. He has supervised PhD projects to completion and provides support to medical students and registrars from a range of disciplines with their research endeavours.
qualifications: PhD
contribution: Study conception and design, Critical revision
position: Director of Research and Professor
Australia
I am Professor of Rural Mental Health at Monash University School of Rural Health. My research interests are in the area of rural mental health and particularly in the area of families with parental mental illness.
qualifications: PhD
contribution: Study conception and design, Critical revision
position: Senior Lecturer
Australia
Senior Lecturer in Physiotherapy & Academic Team Leader- North West University of Newcastle Department of Rural Health Research interests include: Rural workforce Equity in service delivery Premature Infants Parenting Child Development Interprofessional Learning Paediatric Physiotherapy Clinical Education
qualifications: PhD
contribution: Critical revision
position: Associate Research Fellow
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