Kerry Uebel

Associate Professor Kerry Uebel is based at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) within the Discipline of General Practice. She holds an Associate Professor position focused on medical education and primary healthcare delivery. Her work emphasizes holistic primary care, particularly in resource-limited settings, and she teaches courses such as Society and Health and Primary Care to medical students. Her research spans HIV/TB care integration in South Africa, medical student research training, and healthcare workforce challenges. She has contributed to studies on shared cancer care models, infection prevention, and healthcare worker stigma reduction.

Research Interests: Dr. Uebel's core areas include primary care innovation, HIV/AIDS treatment integration, medical education curriculum development, and healthcare workforce resilience. She has led projects evaluating nurse-led antiretroviral treatment programs and explored barriers to tuberculosis care access in South Africa. Her recent work focuses on enhancing student research skills and promoting physical activity among cancer survivors.

Key Contributions: Her publications address task-shifting in HIV care, shared medical decision-making, and the impact of integrated healthcare models on chronic disease management. She has collaborated with international teams to improve healthcare systems in sub-Saharan Africa and Australia.

Professional Activities: Dr. Uebel serves as a course convenor at UNSW and participates in interdisciplinary research networks. She actively publishes in journals like BMC Medical Education and Family Practice, and her work reflects a commitment to translating research into clinical practice.