Ronquillo, Charlene - University of Exeter

个人简介

After my basic nursing training, I worked a Registered Nurse in the Neurosciences wards of Vancouver General Hospital and also at the Student Health Services clinic of the University of British Columbia.My Masters research examined the migration of Filipino nurses in Western Canada using oral history. During my Masters, I also worked as a research assistant on various projects, including a study examining the history of general hospital psychiatric nursing units in Western Canada, and a project examining the impacts of community connections on the well-being and health of adolescents. I then took on a role as the Nursing Research Facilitator for the Fraser Health Authority in British Columbia, which was a foundational program of the BC Nursing Research Initiative by the Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research. My responsibilities centered on targeting over 8000 nurses in the health region to promote nursing research skill-building, facilitating knowledge translation, and building partnerships between across the Fraser Health Authority region and various academic institutions. My PhD training in nursing informatics examines the implementation of mobile health technologies in nursing. During my PhD, I've worked as a research assistant on a study examining the use of a web-based tobacco cessation tool for gay men living with HIV who smoke, and have also led smaller studies as a co-principal investigator (Adoption of speech recognition technology in community healthcare nursing) and co-investigator (Nursing Informatics: a survey of current and future trends). Since relocating to the UK in 2015, my most recent role was as a Research Fellow at the University of the West of England, working closely with the Avon Primary Care Research Collaborative. This role focused on supporting the development and submission of health service improvement and research funding bids on behalf of three Clinical Commissioning Groups in the West of England.

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Broad research specialisms: Knowledge mobilisation Implementation science Health informatics Nursing research mHealth Health services research User-centered design Human factors Agile Charlene is particularly interested in the development of the science of implementation science and drawing from disciplines beyond health and medicine. As it is a rapidly growing and emerging field, she believes there are substantial overlaps between concepts in implementation science and concepts in various other fields (e.g., information systems, management and information science, health informatics, social psychology, and organizational behaviour, among others), particularly related to the adoption, acceptance, and uptake new technologies. Charlene is also interested in exploring informatics methods to best leverage clinician expertise to design, develop, and implement better health information technologies (especially mHealth) to support the work of clinicians at the point of care.