Profiles And Contributions To This Article

Experiences and impacts of out-of-pocket healthcare expenditure on remote Aboriginal families

Courtney  Ryder

Assoc Prof Courtney Ryder ORCID logo

qualifications: PhD

contribution: Study conception and design, Acquisition of data, Analysis and interpretation of data, Drafting of manuscript

position: Associate Professor and Discipline Lead Injury Studies


Shane  D'Angelo

Mr Shane D'Angelo

qualifications: MBA

contribution: Acquisition of data, Analysis and interpretation of data, Critical revision

position: Research Fellow


Patrick  Sharpe

Mr Patrick Sharpe

qualifications: Cert IV PHC, IndL, & ACM

contribution: Acquisition of data, Critical revision

position: Executive Officer


Tamara  Mackean

Assoc Prof Tamara Mackean ORCID logo

qualifications: FAFPHM

contribution: Study conception and design, Critical revision

position: A/Prof and Discipline Lead for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health

Australia

FAFPHM, MPH, MBBS, BSci(med) Senior Research Fellow Southgate Institute for Health, Society and Equity Flinders University SA


Nayia  Cominos

Dr Nayia Cominos ORCID logo

qualifications: PhD

contribution: Analysis and interpretation of data, Critical revision

position: Senior Lecturer

I am an applied linguist who researches how people use language to negotiate and shape information in professional and educational communication. I work with diverse partners including public hospitals, medical groups, universities, schools, and public organisations, to educate, review, and develop interventions which have a positive impact on their stakeholders. A strong corporate background of senior management roles in merchant banking, marketing, and management in Australia and Europe informs my academic work through a focus on applied research, transition management, and real-life applications in professional contexts. I am a senior lecturer in Health Professions Education and the Course Development Lead of the College of Medicine and Public Health working with our expert teams to develop professional development training and pipeline courses into our award programs. I am part of a highly skilled and enthusiastic group of researchers and educators committed to innovative and evidence-based teaching principles and practice, informed by the latest and best research in the field of health professional education. My responsibilities include teaching in the Master of Health Professions Education, consulting to special projects, and providing professional development, to ensure our participants are work-ready, confident educators who will improve health outcomes for consumers and clinical staff. My research is driven by a commitment to education as a driver for social change and social justice, focused on Healthcare Education, Clinical Communication, Indigenous Knowledges and Equity, and Academic Literacies.


Julieann  Coombes

Dr Julieann Coombes ORCID logo

qualifications: PhD

contribution: Critical revision

position: Senior Research Fellow Guuna-maana


Keziah  Bennett-Brook

Ms Keziah Bennett-Brook

qualifications: BA-BCMS

contribution: Critical revision

position: Program Head Guuna-maana


Darryl  Cameron

Mr Darryl Cameron (deceased)

qualifications: MPH

contribution: Study conception and design, Critical revision


Emily  Gloede

Ms Emily Gloede

qualifications: BClinSci

contribution: Analysis and interpretation of data

position: Doctor of Medicine Student


Shahid  Ullah

Assoc Prof Shahid Ullah ORCID logo

qualifications: PhD

contribution: Critical revision

position: A/Prof and Teaching Program Director Public Health


Jacqueline  Stephens

A/Prof Jacqueline Stephens ORCID logo

qualifications: PhD

contribution: Critical revision

position: Associate Professor Public Health


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