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Scarlett KELLY | PhD candidate | Master of Public Administration (MPA); Master of Library and Information Studies (MLIS); PhD candidate | University of Ottawa, Ottawa | Management / Arts and Social Science / Engineering | Research profile

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Scarlett Kelly

Master of Public Administration (MPA); Master of Library and Information Studies (MLIS); PhD candidatePhD candidate at University of Ottawa Public servant & PhD candidate-digital transformation: change management, policy analysis, project management, research Contact About Publications 12 Network About 12 Publications 753 Reads 24 Citations Introduction Two Masters degrees, a PhD in progress, teaching certificate, Principal Investigator, and 10+ publications and conference presentations. Work experience in leading government-wide programs, advising change strategies to enhance efficiency and performance, interpreting policy, drafting key materials (briefs, policy, guidelines, frameworks…), teaching and librarianship, and conducting expert interdisciplinary research. Expert knowledge of business value creation and change management in technology Skills and Expertise Change Management Public Policy Analysis Information Technologies E-Governance International Development IT Project Management digital transformation Current institution University of Ottawa Management / Arts and Social Science / EngineeringOttawa, Canada Current position PhD candidate Additional affiliations Ottawa, Canada September 2016 - July 2019 Dalhousie University Department of ManagementHalifax, Canada Position Research Assistant Description Assisted in six qualitative / quantitative research projects. Created applications for government funding, ethics approval, and presentations. Conducted literature search and review, interviews, and writing in two publications. • Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) (published) • Physicians’ cross-boundary use of social media (published) September 2015 - December 2017 Dalhousie University Faculty of ManagementHalifax, Canada Position Teaching Assistant Description Translated difficult concepts and ideas to undergraduate students in four management classes. • Fall 2017: Knowledge Management (MGMT2601) • Fall 2016: Introduction to Management (MGMT1000) • Fall 2016: Government Structure (MGMT2801) • Fall 2015: Professional Communication Skills (MGMT3602) Show All Education September 2021 - May 2025 University of Ottawa Field of study Digital Transformation and Innovation September 2015 - May 2018 Dalhousie University Field of study Digital Transformation; IT Project Management; Information Policy; Data Management; Information Behaviour and Technology September 2015 - May 2018 Dalhousie University Field of study Public Policy; Stakeholder Engagement; Communication; Strategic Planning; Evidence-Based Decision-Making Show All Publications Publications (12) Application de formal concept analysis aux résultats et indicateurs de santé publique du gouvernement canadien Presentation May 2024 Scarlett Kelly View Is It a Suitable Technology for Organizational Changes – A Case of the Potentials, Limitations, and Dangers of Blockchain Article Jan 2023 Scarlett Kelly View Intercultural Communication in Agriculture Libraries: A Case Study in Ethiopia Article Full-text available Oct 2022 Scarlett Kelly International development and assistance programs have been running for many years. Yet there is a significant a gap in comparative studies of intercultural communication in academic libraries between Africa and North America. There is also a gap in understanding intercultural communication in terms of library management, library staff training, an… View Physician leaders’ cross-boundary use of social media: what are the implications in the current COVID-19 environment? Article Jul 2021 Scott Comber Lisette Wilson Scarlett Kelly Lori McCay-Peet Purpose The purpose of this study is to better understand social media (SM) factors that physician leaders need to consider, as they adapt their cross-boundary practices to engage with colleagues and patients. Firstly, this study explores why SM is being used by physicians to cross horizontal (physician to physician) and stakeholder (physician to p… View How is the medical assistance in dying (MAID) process carried out in Nova Scotia, Canada? A qualitative process model flowchart study Article Full-text available Jul 2021 Ellen T Crumley Scarlett Kelly Joel Young[…] Gordon Gubitz Objectives The aims of this study are: (1) to create a flowchart process model of how medical assistance in dying (MAID) occurs in Nova Scotia (NS), Canada and (2) to detail how NS healthcare professionals are involved in each stage of MAID. The research questions are: how is the MAID process carried out and which professionals are involved at whic… View Stereotypes in the Age of Diversity: Re-examine the Relations Between Natural Identity and Social Identity Chapter Full-text available May 2019 Scarlett Kelly The full chapter can be found via https://digitaleditions.library.dal.ca/glovinawards/chapter/stereotypes-in-the-age-of-diversity/ View IT & Modern Public Service: How to Avoid IT Project Failure and Promote Success Article Full-text available Apr 2019 Scarlett Kelly View A Communication Model that Bridges Knowledge Delivery between Data Miners and Domain Users Conference Paper Full-text available Jan 2018 Scarlett Kelly View Pan-Canadian Perspectives The TransMountain Pipeline and the National Interest Article Full-text available Apr 2017 Scarlett Kelly Please follow the URL to read the article on Public Policy and Governance Review webpage: https://ppgreview.ca/2018/04/03/bc-dont-stop-the-pipeline-and-hurt-all-canadians-for-your-own-political-interest/ View Bridging physicians and patients with social media: The good, the bad, and the ugly Article Feb 2017 Scarlett Kelly View Digital information revolution changes in Canada: E-government design, the battle against illicit drugs, and health care reform Book Sep 2016 Scarlett Kelly We are in the middle of a digital information revolution. Information storage is moving from sheaves of paper in dusty cabinets to code and electrons in a vast digital world. In Canada, the movement to digitize health records is gaining momentum in spite of fears and resistance. Digital Information Revolution Changes in Canada: E-Government Design,… View To be standardized or to be flexible? That is the question about professionalism Article Jun 2016 Scarlett Kelly View Network Cited View All Erica Mitchell Oregon Health & Science University Raphael B Stricker Sirous Panahi Iran University of Medical Sciences Brian S. Mcgowan Joachim Cohen Vrije Universiteit Brussel Cited By View All Gustavo Mesch University of Haifa Alexander Simpson Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Rita Mano University of Haifa Sally E Thorne University of British Columbia Lisa D Hawke the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Co-authors Top co-authors Scott Comber Dalhousie University Gordon Gubitz Dalhousie University Lisette Wilson Joel Young Nicole Phinney All co-authors (8) View All Awards & Achievements (5) Award · May 2018 SCAN Health Virtual Business Case Competition 3rd Place Award for exceptional innovative thinking and practical approaches to scaling supply chain transformation in health systems Award · Mar 2018 New Horizons Student Award from the Visual Resources Association conference in Philadelphia, US Award · Nov 2017 Alberta Letts Travel Award for conference presentations Scholarship · Jun 2017 Sir Graham Day Scholarship in Business Scholarship · Jun 2017 School of Public Administration Research Scholarship Advertisement