Charmaine's career spans several worlds including clinical care, education, management, and research. Clinically she have practiced various aspects of acute care; including pre-hospital, remote medicine, critical and emergency care, fulfilling management and leadership positions in most.
Charmaine is driven by understanding how we can build capacity and leadership in healthcare by improving cross-silo collaboration, sense-making, teamwork and process improvement. She believes that these are key to strengthening the health system and improving access to care.
She is also a passionate and energetic educator, and teaches on various post-graduate courses. Her research interests include access to care, education, sense-making, and community-based emergency care/response systems. She favours qualitative research methods e.g., narrative methods and participatory action research.
Leading Teams in the Emergency Department
Key concepts
Emergency Medicine / Human Factors
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Emergency Medicine / Management and Leadership
Leading Teams in the Emergency Department
Key concepts