Marguerite Tracy

Marguerite Tracy is a Senior Lecturer at the General Practice Clinical School within the Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney. Her academic affiliations include the Faculty of Medicine and Health, and she is actively involved in clinical work with Western Sydney Local Health District Drug Health Services. She holds qualifications including MBBS, BSc(Med), MPH, FRACGP, and PhD.

Her research focuses on shared decision-making, Indigenous health equity, addiction medicine, and improving healthcare access. Key areas include patient question prompt lists, culturally appropriate resources for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, and addressing disparities in addiction treatment. She has led projects such as 'LINK' (an integrated care model for opioid dependence patients) and co-designed the Heart Health Yarning Tool for cardiovascular risk management.

• Education: MBBS, BSc(Med), MPH, FRACGP, PhD
• Grants: 2024 NSW Health/Early Mid-Career Researcher Grant (blood pressure self-management), 2023 Department of Health and Aged Care grant (LINK project)
• Labs/Teams: Sydney Health Literacy Lab, Centre of Research Excellence: Indigenous Health and Alcohol

Her teaching spans the Masters of General Practice and Doctor of Medicine programs. She is affiliated with organizations like the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners and the Australasian Association for Academic Primary Care. Recent publications emphasize cancer survivorship care, opioid treatment program challenges, and telehealth adaptations during pandemics.