Charlotte E. Rees is affiliated with the University of Newcastle Australia in Australia. Their research primarily spans the fields of Health Professions and Medicine, with significant contributions to subfields including General Health Professions, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Health Information Management, Emergency Medical Services, and Gender Studies.
Their work focuses on topics such as Innovations in Medical Education, Interprofessional Education and Collaboration, Dietetics, Nutrition, and Education, Diversity and Career in Medicine, Evaluation and Performance Assessment, Primary Care and Health Outcomes, and Medical Education and Admissions.
Frequent co-authors in their publications include Claire Palermo, Ella Ottrey, Lynn V. Monrouxe, Van N. B. Nguyen, and Mahbub Sarkar.
Charlotte E. Rees has published multiple papers, including:
Their work is frequently published in venues such as Medical Education, Nutrition & Dietetics, Nurse Education Today, Medical Teacher, and Frontiers in Medicine, reflecting a consistent engagement with scholarly outlets focused on education and clinical practice within health sciences.
Lara Varpio;Rola Ajjawi;Lynn V Monrouxe;Bridget C O'Brien
Brian David Hodges;Shiphra R. Ginsburg;Richard Cruess;Sylvia Cruess
Charlotte E. Rees;Peter A. Bath
Lynn Valerie Monrouxe;Charlotte E. Rees;Wendy Hu
Charlotte Rees;Charlotte Sheard;Susie Davies
Charlotte E Rees;Jillyan E Ford;Charlotte E Sheard
Kezia N. Echlin;Charlotte E. Rees
Gbogboade Ademiluyi;Charlotte E Rees;Charlotte E Sheard
Jennifer A Cleland;Lynn V Knight;Charlotte E Rees;Susan Tracey
Charlotte E. Rees;Peter A. Bath
Charlotte Rees;Charlotte Sheard;Amy McPherson
Charlotte E Rees;Paul E S Crampton;Lynn V Monrouxe
Natalie J. Lewis;Charlotte E. Rees;J. Nicky Hudson;Alan Bleakley
Lynn V Monrouxe;Charlotte Emma Rees;Ian Dennis;Stephanie E Wells
Charlotte E. Rees;Lynn Valerie Monrouxe;Laura A. McDonald
Charlotte Rees;Charlotte Sheard
Charlotte Emma Rees;Lynn V Monrouxe
Lynn V Monrouxe;Charlotte E Rees;Ruth Endacott;Edwina Ternan
Lynn Valerie Monrouxe;Charlotte E. Rees
Charlotte Rees;Maggie Shepherd
Charlotte E. Rees;Lynn V. Knight
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