Research & Collaboration
My research focuses on improving pre-hospital care systems and healthcare leadership in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Through evidence-based inquiry and global collaboration, I seek to strengthen health systems, optimise emergency responses, and enhance equity in care access.
As the Chief Executive Officer at St John Ambulance Solomon Islands, I lead reform in national ambulance services, building evidence-informed models of care that deliver the right care, at the right time, in the right place. These initiatives are underpinned by real-world research into what works in resource-constrained environments.
My academic work explores the intersection of healthcare leadership, digital transformation, and systems thinking — particularly as they relate to pre-hospital emergency care in LMICs. I am interested in identifying scalable interventions that balance quality, cost, and accessibility.
Research Themes
Systems-Based Innovation in Pre-Hospital Emergency Care
Scalable models for ambulance and retrieval care in LMICs, including maritime systems, focused on contextually appropriate design and equitable access in remote or resource-constrained settings.
Digital Transformation and Data-Driven Clinical Governance
Applying ePCRs, dispatch analytics, and real-time systems to strengthen quality, transparency, and clinical decision-making in emergency care services.
Leadership and Equity in Health Systems Reform
Exploring how leadership, 111 integration, and systems thinking drive responsiveness and equity in national emergency care reforms.
I welcome collaborations with universities, NGOs, research networks, and government agencies. If you are working on challenges related to health access, emergency care, or systems reform in complex settings, I would value the opportunity to connect.
To discuss partnerships, research opportunities, or shared initiatives, please get in touch.