| IDENTIFICATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION |
| Last name: | BROWNE |
First name: | Annette J |
| Address: | School of Nursing
University of British Columbia
T201 - 2211 Wesbrook Mall
Vancouver (British Columbia)
V6T 2B5 |
Fax: | (604) 822-7466 |
| BC academic affiliation: | University of British Columbia |
| Department: | Faculty of Applied Sciences, School of Nursing |
| E-mail address: |
annette.browne@nursing.ubc.ca |
BC research location(s): |
University of British Columbia - Vancouver Campus |
| Web Page: |
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MSFHR Research Unit(s): |
NEXUS: Researching the Social Contexts of Health Behaviour |
| Status: | Researcher |
| Last update: |
30/10/2009
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| TRAINING AND CREDENTIALS |
| Diploma / Credentials |
Specialty |
Year |
Institution |
| Doctorate (PhD) |
PhD in Nursing |
2003 |
The University of British Columbia |
| Master's |
Family Nurse Practitioner |
1992 |
University of Rhode Island |
| Diploma |
Oupost Nursing and Community Health |
1988 |
Dalhousie University |
| Bachelor's |
Nursing |
1986 |
The University of Manitoba |
| Last update: |
17/07/2009
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| AREAS OF EXPERTISE |
| Area of research: |
Health sciences |
| Disciplines trained in: |
Nursing |
| Research disciplines: |
Anthropology
Nursing |
| Research topics: |
Health Services (Health Services)
Cultural and Health (Population Health)
Social Determinants of Health (Population Health)
Health Policies (Health Services)
Nursing (Health Services) |
| Fields of application: |
Culture
Health System Management |
| Last update: |
30/10/2009
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| TECHNOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS |
| Technological applications: |
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| Last update: |
30/10/2009
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| RESEARCH ACTIVITIES - Description used by investigators to specify their area of expertise. |
| Key words: |
Aboriginal health, culture and health, Aboriginal women's health, access barriers, cultural safety, critical theories, qualitative research, ethnographic methods, health care inequities, health services delivery |
| Research interests: |
I continue to (a) lead studies as the nominated PI in partnership with leaders in Aboriginal health services, (b) engage in the translation of our research findings into policy and practice, and (c) provide a strong research training environment for graduate students. Publishing of research findings in scholarly journals and book chapters is ongoing. |
| Last update: |
30/10/2009
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| RECENT AND REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS |
| Authors |
| Title (article or book chapter) |
| Year |
Volume |
Number |
Pages |
Journal or book |
Editors |
City and publishing house |
| Browne, A.J. |
| "Clinical encounters between nurses and First Nations women in a Western Canadian hospital." |
| 2007 |
64 |
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pp. 2165-2176 |
Social Science and Medicine |
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| Browne, A.J. |
| "Discourses Influencing Nurses' Perceptions of First Nations Patients" |
| 2005 |
37 |
4 |
pp. 62-87 |
Canadian Journal of Nursing Research |
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| Browne, A.J., Smye, V., & Varcoe, C. |
| "The Relevance of Postcolonial Theoretical Perspectives to Research in Aboriginal Health." |
| 2005 |
37 |
4 |
pp. 16-37 |
Canadian Journal of Nursing Research |
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| Last update: |
17/07/2009
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| LANGUAGE COMPETENCIES |
| Understand: |
English |
| Read: |
English |
| Write: |
English |
| Speak: |
English |
| Last update: |
30/10/2009
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