Ronny Gunnarsson

Ronny Gunnarsson is an academic affiliated with James Cook University, specializing in clinical research with a focus on surgery, public health, and infectious diseases. His work addresses healthcare disparities, particularly for Indigenous populations, and includes predictive modeling in surgical outcomes and sepsis management. He has contributed to studies on antibiotic stewardship, menarche experiences in Papua New Guinea, and adherence to prophylaxis for rheumatic fever.

• Research interests span surgery, healthcare equity, infectious diseases, and clinical diagnostics.
• Key contributions include prediction models for surgical complications and sepsis mortality.
• Investigates cultural competency in healthcare and Indigenous health outcomes.

His publications emphasize evidence-based practices, methodological rigor in clinical research, and addressing systemic health inequities through interdisciplinary approaches.