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Charlyn Black
Research areas
Developing evidence-based frameworks and approaches to understanding primary health care systems
Charlyn Black
Selected Publications
Leong VW, Morgan SG, Wong S., Hanley GE, Black CD. Registration for public drug benefits across areas of differing ethnic composition in British Columbia, Canada. BMC health services researchBMC Health Serv.Res.. 2010;10:171.
Watson D, Peterson S, Black CD. In Pursuit of Quality: Opportunities to Improve Patient Experiences in British Columbia Emergency Departments. Vancouver (BC): UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research; 2009.
Broemeling A, Watson D, Black CD, Wong S. Measuring the performance of primary health care. Healthcare Policy Special Issue. 2009;5:47-64.
Broemeling A, Kerluke K, Black CD, Peterson S, MacDonald A, McKendry R. Developing and Maintaining a Population Research Registry to Support Primary Healthcare Research. Healthcare Policy Special Issue. 2009;5.
Wong S, Peterson S, Regan S, Watson DE, Black CD. UNDERSTANDING BRITISH COLUMBIANS EXPERIENCES WITH PRIMARY HEALTH CARE: DEVELOPING A SECTOR-SPECIFIC SURVEY. Vancouver (BC): UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research; 2007.
Broemeling AM, Watson DE, Black CD, Reid RJ. Measuring the Performance of Primary Health Care. Vancouver (BC): UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research; 2006.
Morgan SG, Evans RG, Hanley GE, Caetano PA, Black CD. Income-Based Drug Coverage in British Columbia: Lessons for BC and the Rest of Canada. Healthcare policy = Politiques de santeHealthc.Policy.. 2006;2(2):115-127.
Black CD. The research collective: a model for developing timely, contextually relevant and dynamic approaches to research synthesis? Healthcare policy = Politiques de santeHealthc.Policy.. 2006;1(4):76-81.
Watson D, Black CD, Peterson S, Mooney D., Reid RJ. Primary Health Care Physicians in British Columbia. Vancouver (BC): UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research; 2006.
Watson DE, Krueger H, Mooney D, Black CD. Planning for Renewal: Mapping PHC in BC (2005). Vancouver (BC): UBC Centre for Health Services and Policy Research; 2005.
Profile
Dr. Black joined CHSPR as the Centre’s director from 2002 to 2007. As director, she brought clarity and focus to CHSPR’s strategic direction, and oversaw the integration of the Centre’s five research units into a single coordinated entity. Currently, she is CHSPR’s Director of Knowledge Translation and professor within the UBC School of Population and Public Health.
In addition to her leadership roles, Dr. Black is a nationally recognized health services researcher. Her work focuses on creating population-based information systems, using administrative data to monitor the quality and effectiveness of medical care, and developing data-driven tools to improve health care delivery.
Prior to joining CHSPR, Dr. Black was a founding member and co-director of the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy at the University of Manitoba. She serves on the board of directors of Saskatchewan’s pioneering Health Quality Council, and has consulted in the restructuring of the American system of health statistics.
Dr. Black obtained her medical degree from the University of Manitoba and her doctorate in health services and policy research from The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Courses Currently Taught