BIOGRAPHY - Quynh Le

Title:	Dr
Full Name:	Quynh Le
Email:	Quynh.Le@utas.edu.au
Work Phone:	03-6324 4053
Fax:	03-6324 4040
City:	Launceston
State:	TAS
Country:	Australia
Working Details
Institution:	University of Tasmania
Department:	Department of Rural Health
Position:	Lecturer
Participation
Participation:	Participation in the Network's Paradigm and Applications Working Group (select the appropriate options) Paradigm Working Groups Socio-spatial theory Methodologies, tools and techniques Scenarios and forecasting Sources, data quality and data integration Application Working Groups National and regional socio-economic change Population, economic and information flows Social and economic networks Regional development and community capacity building Behaviour and well-being in socio-spatial settings
Project Involvement

Publication History
Publications:	Publication 1: Le, Q, (2006), ‘Social Epidemiology and its contribution to Critical Discourse Analysis’, Proceedings of the International Conference on Critical Discourse Analysis: Theory into Research , Launceston, TAS, Australia, 312-316 Publication 2: Le, Q, (2006), ‘Issues on Health Data Colection’, Creative Dissent: Constructive Solutions, Parramatta NSW, online. Publication 3: Le, Q, McManamey, R, (2006), ‘The Discourse of Outsourcing: Some Implications for Health Services and Education’, Proceedings of the International Conference on Critical Discourse Analysis: Theory into Research, Launceston, TAS, Australia, 324-331 Publication 4: Le, Q, Le, T, (2005), ‘The Role of Information Communication Technology (ICT) in Rural Health Education in Tasmania’, Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Technology in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education, Beijing China, 161-166 Publication 5: Walker, JH, Le, Q, (2001), ‘Rural health and information technology: a critical discourse analysis perspective’, Good Health-Good Country from conception to completion, Canberra, ACT, EJ. Publication 6: Walker, JH, Le, Q, (1999), ‘Acculturation in an Information Technology Discourse Community’, ED-MEDIA 99, Seattle Washington USA, 80-84. Publication 7: Le, T, Le, Q, (1999), ‘A Web-Based Study of Students' Attitudes Towards the Web’, Computer in the Social Studies, 7(5). Publication 8: Le, Q, (1995), ‘Euthanasia: an intercultural perspective’, Australian Journal of Social Issues 98-103.
Current Research Interests
Current Research:	Current Research 1: Health outsourcing Current Research 2: Overweight and obesity Current Research 3: Health skill shortages Current Research 4: Spatial Epidemiology