Meet the team

Winnie started her career as a clinician after training as a nurse, midwife, sonographer and non-medic prescriber in London.  She went onto work in highly specialised areas in secondary and tertiary referral centres, where she worked with colleagues to successfully implement new services, care pathways and change clinical practices.  Her global healthcare experience spans from the UK, UAE and Canada, from management, research, education and training, patient and stakeholder engagement to commissioning of a new specialty hospital.  She holds a MSc in Public Health and has since completed Lean and Change management certifications, which support her greatly in her past and present healthcare improvement work.

Winnie is committed in making healthcare and Cancer services better for all and is passionate about inter-professional collaborative care model which put patients right at the centre, delivering high quality care that is safe, efficient, equitable, cost effective and compassionate.  Change is inevitable if improvement were to occur, and for this to happen, we must work together with the wider systems, building on collective strength and develop interdependency to achieve the “win-win” for the patients and all involved.

In her spare time, she enjoys travelling, exploring different cultures, cooking, walking and learning new things.  She recently completed the coaching diploma and is looking forward to utilise the knowledge in her own personal development as well as at work.  Winnie enjoys volunteering when she has the time.  Previously she had supported researchers and clinicians to work with patient and community partners to ensure “lived experiences” are represented in research, service improvement and policy decisions.