Fiona McDonald

Fiona McDonald is a Professor at the Faculty of Business & Law, Queensland University of Technology, specializing in health law, bioethics, and rural healthcare policy. She collaborates extensively on disaster management, medical regulation, and knowledge translation in post-genomic sciences.

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Her research interests span health law, bioethics, rural health, and disaster management. Recent works focus on payroll tax impacts on bulk billing, rural health ethics, and proteomics innovation. She contributes to global health policy discussions, particularly in Australia and Southeast Asia.

McDonald’s publications from 2024–2010 reflect expertise in healthcare regulation, ethical frameworks, and genomics policy. She has co-edited major textbooks like Health Law in Australia and explores intersections between law, ethics, and medical practice.

No students or scientific awards are explicitly listed. Her collaborative projects emphasize workforce surges during disasters, maternal health in Vietnam, and standards in medical innovation.