Michelle is a lecturer at the School of Pharmacy in the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) in Dublin, Ireland. Her research at the Design Institute focuses on two primary areas; understanding the impact of equipping medical students with design methods on the provision of patient care, and exploring how design can be conceptualized and integrated in health professions curricula.
Her wider research interests relate to how using approaches based on activity theory and social design methodologies can bring researchers, students, and the public closer together with theoretically grounded and practical interventions to benefit research, education, and public health.
Michelle is a registered pharmacist in Ireland, and worked as a pharmacist for several years before moving to academia. She holds a PhD from the Department of Educational Research at Lancaster University, UK and an MSc in Healthcare Management and BSc in Pharmacy from RCSI.
AMBER has a strong emphasis on collaboration. Central to AMBER’s research remit are collaborative projects performed with industry partners, and working with academic, industry and wider stakeholder on international and national research programmes.
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