Rate My Professor Clare Mangoyana

Her academic interests center on health services research and First Nations cancer and wellbeing. She contributes to key projects including the CanCo - First Nations Cancer Cohort within the First Nations Cancer and Wellbeing Research Program, an Aboriginal-led multidisciplinary initiative focused on cancer prevention, survivorship, and psychosocial care using culturally sensitive, co-designed methods, and Miyil-Janay Yundu - Looking After Yourself. Previously, Mangoyana was an ATH Lecturer/Research Fellow at the UQ School of Dentistry. Her peer-reviewed publications include "Developing integrated healthcare models for Indigenous people: Insights from a relational systematic scoping review" (2026, Journal of Community Health); "Indigenous people's perspectives on sharing health data for service delivery purposes: an inquiry using Indigenous methodologies" (2025, The Lancet Regional Health - Western Pacific); "Patient experience of a student-led rural Indigenous outplacement dental clinic" (2025, Australian Journal of Rural Health); "Positive impacts of oral health services provision by a student‐led primary care clinic to an Australian rural Indigenous community" (2023, Australian Dental Journal); "Positive oral health outcomes: A partnership model improves care in a rural Indigenous community" (2022, Australian Journal of Rural Health); and "Oral health: epidemiology and concordance in Australian children and parents" (2021, Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology).