Professor Charlotte Clarke is the College Dean International and Professor of Health in Social Science at The University of Edinburgh. A qualified nurse with a PhD from Northumbria University, her distinguished career is dedicated to dementia care, gerontological nursing, and improving the quality of life for older people.
Passionate about amplifying marginalized voices, she champions creative methods for communicating complex health issues. Charlotte explores using storytelling, theatre, and film to share patient experiences, ensuring the perspectives of people living with dementia are heard and respected in policy and practice.
She received first prize in the British Medical Associations Medical Book Awards for her co-edited book on risk management for living well with dementia.
Charlotte Clarke
Head of School at The University of Edinburgh
Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom
Overview
Topics They Care About
Dementia Care Experience
Her career has centered on researching and improving the quality of life for people with dementia, focusing on their lived experiences and personal perspectives.
Patient-Centric Research
Driven to amplify what she calls "silent silenced voices, " ensuring that policy is based on giving people with dementia the opportunity to be heard.
Creative Communication
Utilizes innovative methods like storytelling, theatre, and film-making to communicate complex health research and engage the public in her findings.
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Work History
Head of School at The University of Edinburgh
4-1996 - 7-2011
Associate Dean (Research) at Northumbria University
Associate Dean (Research) at University of Northumbria
Education
Charlotte has no verified education history
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Location : Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom
Job Level : Mid-senior
Designation : Head of School at The University of Edinburgh
