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Louise Chartand is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Respiratory Therapy at the College of Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Manitoba – Bannatyne Campus. She is also affiliated with the Children's Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba (CHRIM), where her work bridges clinical practice and sociological inquiry.
Her research focuses on the role of respiratory therapists in generating knowledge for their profession, emphasizing how technology drives social change and reshapes healthcare practices. With a background spanning psychology, anthropology, and sociology, Dr. Chartand employs an interdisciplinary lens to explore the sociocultural dimensions of respiratory health and medical innovation.
Her academic journey reflects a deep commitment to understanding human behavior in health contexts. She completed her undergraduate studies in Psychology and Anthropology, followed by a Master’s and PhD in Sociology under the supervision of medical anthropologist Julie Laplante. This foundation informs her critical approach to health systems, professional practice, and technological integration in medicine.
While no recent publications are listed in the provided text, her research trajectory suggests a focus on qualitative and sociological analyses of healthcare transformation, particularly within respiratory therapy.
- Scientific Awards: No awards listed.
Dr. Chartand mentors within an academic environment that values interdisciplinary scholarship and patient-centered care. Although specific grant funding or advising roles are not detailed, her position supports research training and academic development in rehabilitation sciences. She contributes to building research capacity among healthcare professionals, especially respiratory therapists.
She is associated with research initiatives at CHRIM, which supports child health research across disciplines, though specific lab or team affiliations are not detailed in the provided content.
