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Last updated: 18 April 2013

ACRRM Research Committee

The ACRRM Research Committee supports and guides the research interests of the College and its membership. The Research Committee contains a diverse group of 12 researchers, each with considerable experience in rural and remote general practice. The Committee members work collaboratively to foster innovative research that will expand the evidence-based knowledge of contemporary rural medicine.

If you would like to become involved in ACRRM's research activities, you are invited to contact Kim Madison via k [dot] madisonatacrrm [dot] org [dot] au or free call 1800 223 226.

Meet the Research Committee

Dr Lucie Walters, Chair, ACRRM research committee 

A/Prof Lucie Walters (Chair)
PhD, MBBS, FACRRM, DCH, DipRACOG, FRACGP
Research interests: Rural medical education, rural workforce, rural obstetrics and paediatric clinical issues

 Dr Dennis Pashen, ACRRM Research CommitteeDr. Dennis R Pashen
MBBS, MPHTM, FRACGP, FACRRM Prof. (Adjunct) JCU School of Medicine and Dentistry Director Medical Services, South Burnett, Qld Health.
Research Interests: Rural and Remote Workforce Innovation, Population Health, Indigenous Health.
 Dr Lachlan McIver

Dr Lachlan McIver
MBBS MPHTM JCC (Anaes) FACRRM
Research Interests:  Indigenous health, rural & remote emergency medicine and critical care, public and environmental health, tropical medicine and infectious diseases

 Dr Ruth StewardA/Prof Ruth Stewart
MBBS, FACRRM, DRANZCOG
Research Interests: clinical networks, rural maternity care, rural medical education
 Dr David Campbell

 A/Prof David Campbell
MBBS, DRANZCOG, DCH, FACRRM, FRACGP

Research Interests : Rural medical education, rural workforce, procedural and emergency skills training, rural clinical academic leadership.

 Louise Young

A/Prof Louise Young
BA DipEd, PGDipSchCouns, MPsychEd, PhD (Education)
Research Interests: Medical education, teaching and learning in medicine, rural recruitment and retention, intellectual disability

 Dr Suresh Badami, ACRRM Research CommitteeDr Suresh Badami

MBBS, EMST, FACRRM

 Dr Louise Stone, ACRRM Research CommitteeDr Louise Stone
MBBS, BA, MPH, GradDipFamMed, DipRACOG, FRACGP, FACRRM
Research interests: Medical education, GP mental health care, clinical reasoning
 Dr Carole Reeve, ACRRM Research Committee

Dr Carole Reeve
MBChB, MPH&TM, DCH, DipOG, FRACGP, FACRRM, FAFPHM
Research Interests: Indigenous health, rural and remote primary health care, public health and tropical medicine.

 

Dr Abbas Haghshenas
MBBS
I am in my final year as an ACRRM registrar currently working in Qld country area. I graduated from Iran with an MD followed by a PhD in health management from the University of New South Wales in Sydney. I have been practising in rural remote Australia since 2009. I am interested in teaching and research in the area of research methodology, health management, models of care delivery, health evaluation and e-health. I have been lecturing in universities both in Iran and Australia.

 

 

Dr Elisabeth Chalmers
MBChB, MPH, FACRRM, FAFPHM, FAChAM