Dr Meaghan Coyle is a Post Doctoral Research Fellow in the School of Health and Biomedical Sciences.
Meaghan's career focus has been to develop the evidence base for Chinese medicine through high quality systematic reviews and clinical trials. This has been achieved over 20 years as a research in tertiary institutions in Australia and is complemented by 11 years of clinical practice. Meaghan's research interests include using quantitative and qualitative research methods in women's health, respiratory and dermatological diseases, and Chinese medicine research methodology.
Meaghan has worked as a part of an international team of researchers to evaluate the evidence base for Chinese medicine through a series of monographs. She has co-authored non monographs and published more than 50 scientific articles. Meaghan has supervised seven PhD candidates to successful completion and is currently supervising two PhD candidates. Student projects have included systematic reviews, surveys, qualitative research, clinical trials, and implementation science research.
• Evidence-based Chinese medicine.
• Acupuncture clinical trials.
• Women’s health.

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