MAX RADY COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Department of Community Health Sciences ANNUAL REPORT 2017-2018
1 I am pleased to present the Annual Report for the Department continues to evolve with innovations in teaching formats and of Community Health Sciences for the year April 2017 to March content. Community engagement, mandatory service learning 2018. Dr. Moses is on administrative leave during the 2018 and partnerships with community organizations in course content calendar year and I provide Department greetings as Acting Head. and delivery are particularly notable achievements. The Residency Program in Public Health and Preventive Medicine remains A major change in the department this year was the retirement of strong and has seven full-time residents. Ms Kathy Bell in January. Kathy has been with the Department since 1988 and was the Executive Assistant to five Department A Faculty Retreat was held on March 19 in response to Heads. A retirement reception was held on December 14 and recommendations arising from external reviews of CHS graduate department members, past and current, celebrated her many programs. The purpose of the Retreat was to provide direction and valuable contributions. We thank her for her leadership and in planning the future of the graduate programs, and to enhance steady presence over the years, and offer our best wishes on her the department’s community identity. The day was a great success retirement. We welcomed Ms Shannon Turczak as Executive with 45 faculty and 5 graduate students attending. Graduate Assistant to the Department Head in January, and the transition students subsequently held their own retreat to provide insight has been smooth and positive. The Department continued to into the Faculty Retreat recommendations. One of the first actions grow with the addition of two full-time faculty members. Dr. from the Retreat is establishment of two committees to examine Marissa Becker transferred from Medical Microbiology in August the future of the MPH and DipPH programs. The work of these 2017, and Dr. Alyson Mahar began in January 2018. Community sub-committees is ongoing. Health Sciences faculty members continued their strong record in grant funding this fiscal year, attracting 91 new research grants Finally, I want to acknowledge the work and contributions with total value over $33 million. of the administrative staff in the Department. I have always regarded Department support staff highly but the role of Acting Department faculty and staff continued their significant Head has provided me a closer view of their work, the demands contributions to undergraduate, graduate and post-graduate placed upon them, their commitment and talent. They are often education. Thirty-two students entered the CHS Graduate unheralded but are at the center of the Department’s success. Program in 2017/2018 and 35 graduate students held awards this past year, with eleven holding more than one award. The The details of the work and achievements of the Department are transition in our undergraduate programs on the Fort Garry included in this Annual Report. I congratulate faculty, staff nda campus continues. As part of the University’s Academic students on another successful year. Strategic Initiative, the Family Social Science program is in the process of closing, but CHS will continue to have a major role in undergraduate education related to Family Health via the Interdisciplinary Health Program (IHP), especially in the Bachelor of Health Studies program. In relation to undergraduate Sharon Bruce, PhD medical education, the Department’s Population Health course Professor and Acting Head
2 CHS Mission 4 CHS Goals 4 ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT 5 a. Full Time Faculty 5 b. Part Time Faculty 7 c. Support Staff - Departmental 11 d. Financial Overview 11 e. Organisational Chart 12 f. Faculty and Staff waA rds 13 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS 14 a. Undergraduate Studies Programs 14 b. Undergraduate Medical Education Program (UGME) 14 c. Graduate Program 16 d. Residency in Public Health and Preventive Medicine 19 e. Manitoba Training Program for Health Service Research 19 f. Prairie Indigenous Knowledge Exchange Network (PIKE-NET) 20 g. Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Program in Global and Indigenous Health 20 DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS 22 a. Jack A. Hildes Memorial Award 22 b. Dr. Christine Egan Memorial Scholarship 22 c. Evelyn Shapiro Award for Health Services Research 22 d. Roos Prize for Best Publication in Population Health 22 DEPARTMENTAL UNITS 23 a. Centre for Global Public Health (CGPH) 23 b. Community Engagement 24 i. Alan Klass Memorial Program for Health Equity 24 ii. Community Partnerships and Programs 24 iii. Opportunities for Bannatyne Students 25 iv. Biomedical Youth Program 25 v. WISH Clinic 26 vi. Community Engagement – Moving Forward 27 c. Data Science Platform, George & Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Innovation 28 d. Health Economics 28 f. Manitoba Centre for Health Policy (MCHP) 29 g. Manitoba Follow-Up Study (MFUS) 33 h. Vaccine and Drug Evaluation Centre (VDEC) 34 FULL TIME ACADEMIC STAFF NOT ASSOCIATED WITH A UNIT 36 PUBLICATIONS 56 a. Books, Book Chapters and Book Reviews 56 b. Journal Articles 56 d. Presentations 73 e. Abstracts/Posters/Reports 85 f. CHS Colloquium – Bold Ideas Series 87 APPENDIX 1 – NEW RESEARCH FUNDS 88 APPENDIX 2 – ON-GOING RESEARCH FUNDS 92
3 DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY HEALTH SERVICES / ANNUAL REPORT
MISSION To create, preserve, and communicate knowledge with respect to the health of populations and thereby contribute to the physical, psychological, cultural, social, and economic well– being of the people of Manitoba, Canada, and the world. GOALS To fulfill its mission, the Department of Community Health Sciences strives: • To provide the highest quality education, employing a population–based approach to health and health care. • To play a leadership role in ensuring that all undergraduate teaching in the Faculty has a population health and critical appraisal perspective and preventive focus where appropriate. • To enhance student success by fostering an environment conducive to intellectual growth. • To conduct original scholarship and applied research in the area of population health of the highest quality as judged by international standards. • To serve the community by making its expertise available and where appropriate by providing exemplary service models to individuals, communities, institutions and governments to the fullest extent.
4 ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT
FULL–TIME FACULTY
Tracie Afifi, BSc, MSc, PhD (Manitoba) Associate Professor | [email protected] Epidemiology of child maltreatment and intimate partner violence; problem Brenda Elias, MA, PhD (Manitoba) gambling; mental health; suicide Associate Professor | [email protected] Marcia Anderson, BSc (Winnipeg), MD (Manitoba), MPH (Johns Aboriginal health; mixed methods studies (qualitative/quantitative) Hopkins), FRCPC Lawrence J. Elliott, MD, MSc (Manitoba), CCFP (Dalhousie), FRCPC Assistant Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Aboriginal health; health policy Epidemiology and control of infectious diseases; multiple sclerosis Lisa Avery, BSc (McGill), MD (Manitoba), MIH (University of Evelyn L. Forget, BA (Hons.) (Glendon College), MA, PhD (Toronto) Copenhagen), FRCSC Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Cost effectiveness analysis; healthcare financing; health economics; health Sexual and reproductive health; maternal, neonatal and child health; health effects of public policy inequities and social determinants of health; global health; quality of health care Marissa Becker, MD, FRCPC, MPH Melinda Fowler, BSc, MD (McMaster University) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Infectious Diseases, HIV/AIDS, global public health, vulnerable populations Increasing Indigenous students in healthcare; addictions/chronic pain; Social determinants of health and how they impact Indigenous patients (Global Jamie F. Blanchard, BSc (Med), MD (Manitoba), MPH, Health Issues within our own country) PhD (Johns Hopkins) Professor | Director, Centre for Global Public Health (CGPH) Shiva Halli, BSc, MSc (India), PhD (Western Ontario) [email protected] Professor | [email protected] Epidemiology of diabetes; HIV/AIDS prevention in developing countries; International health especially migration as a risk factor in the spread of International health HIV/STDs infection; immigrants’ health in Canada; violence against women; international demography Ties Boerma, PhD, (University of Amsterdam) MD (Netherlands) Professor | [email protected] Andrew Hatala, PhD (University of Saskatchewan) HIV/AIDS, and maternal and child health in epidemiological, demographic Assistant Professor | [email protected] Douglas A. Brownridge, BA (Brandon), MA, PhD (Manitoba) Indigenous or traditional forms of medicine and healing; youth resilience and Professor | [email protected] well–being; culture and spirituality; qualitative health research; community– Epidemiology of family violence based research Sharon Bruce, BN, MA, PhD (Manitoba) Depeng Jiang, MSc, PhD (Southeast University) Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor Medical anthropology; diabetes epidemiology; health of Indigenous peoples Director, Biostatistical Consulting Unit | [email protected] Person–centered statistical approach in health science; clinical trial design Robert M. Chase, BSc (Toronto), CCFP, FRCPC, MSc (McMaster) and intervention evaluation; latent variable analysis and structure equation Assistant Professor | [email protected] model (SEM); longitudinal data analysis and multilevel model Occupational health—musculoskeletal injuries; international health—war and child mental health; environmental health Alan Katz, BSc, MB, ChB (Capetown), MSc, CCFP (Manitoba) Malcolm Doupe, BPEd, MSc, PhD (Manitoba) Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | Director, Manitoba Training Program | Director, Manitoba Centre for Health Policy [email protected] Primary care service delivery patterns; knowledge transfer in primary Health services research; aging and the use of health care services; assessing care and quality of care; experience with qualitative, quantitative and the quality of health care provision in nursing homes administrative database research designs Christine Kelly, BA (Dalhousie), MA (Manitoba), PhD (Carleton) S. Michelle Driedger, BA (Hon.) (Winnipeg), MA (Carleton), PhD Assistant Professor | [email protected] (McMaster) Disability studies; qualitative methods; home care; long–term care; gender Professor | Tier II Canada Research Chair in Environment and Health Risk and feminist theory; sociology of health and illness; Canadian health and Communication | [email protected] social policy; non–profit organizations; Environment and health; risk; risk communication; science—policy; knowledge transfer; qualitative methods Joel D. Kettner, MD (Manitoba), FRCSC, MSc (London), FRCPC Associate Professor | [email protected] Karen Duncan, BScHEc (Saskatchewan), MS, PhD (Ohio State) Public health practice; medical education; community health status Associate Professor | [email protected] assessment; clinical epidemiology; population health determinants Family financial and economic security; family/friend caregiving; consumer insolvency; valuation of time; work–family issues Sara Kreindler, BA (Hons.) (Manitoba), DPhil (Oxford) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Joan Durrant, BA, MA, PhD (Windsor) Health services research; program evaluation; knowledge translation; Professor | [email protected] mental health Corporal punishment; violence against children; child rights–based violence prevention; universal parenting education; legal and policy reform
5 Josee Lavoie, BSc, MA (McGill), PhD (London) Nathan Nickel, PhD (University of North Carolina) Professor | Director, Ongomiizwin - Research | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Contracting in health; equity; indigenous health; primary health care; Research Scientist, MCHP community–based research; health care policy; international comparisons; Maternal and child health; health equity; breastfeeding; program/policy financing; case study methodology evaluation; health services research; causal inference; research/study design; social determinants of health; organizational change Lisa Lix, BSHEc (Saskatchewan), MSc, PhD (Manitoba) Professor | [email protected] Michael Pickles, PhD (Cambridge) Director, Data Science Unit, George and Fay Yee Centre for Health Associate Professor | [email protected] Care Innovation Mathematical models to inform public health decision-making, particularly Analysis of longitudinal/repeated measures data; methods for spatially and for HIV and other sexually transmitted infected diseases. His work facilitates temporally correlated health services data; longitudinal studies of health quantitative understanding of different epidemiological contexts through a services use; robust statistics combination of modelling and data analysis Robert Lorway, BA (Hons.) (St. Mary’s), MA (Dalhousie), PhD (Toronto) Caroline Piotrowski, BA (Hons) (Waterloo), MA (Waterloo), PhD (Penn Associate Professor | [email protected] State), MPH (San Diego State) Medical anthropology; gender and sexuality studies; cultural aspects of HIV Associate Professor | [email protected] and AIDS; critical public health theory; community–based research Violence and injury prevention; child exposure to intimate partner violence; maternal and child health; health promotion; sibling relationships Alyson Mahar, PhD (Queen’s) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Pierre Plourde, MD (Ottawa), FRCPC Access and quality of healthcare for vulnerable populations using routinely Associate Professor | [email protected] collected healthcare data; cancer, mental health, and veteran and military Infectious disease epidemiology; international health; travel medicine family health. Natalie Riediger, PhD (University of Manitoba) Salaheddin Mahmud, MD (Libya), MSc (London–UK), PhD (Manitoba), Assistant Professor | [email protected] CCFP, FRCPC Indigenous health, diabetes epidemiology, cardiovascular epidemiology, Associate Professor | [email protected] nutritional epidemiology, community nutrition, community–based Director, Vaccine and Drug Evaluation Centre (VDEC) participatory research Medical Officerf o Health (surveillance and epidemiology) Kerstin Stieber Roger, Masters in Applied Psych/PhD Sociology (Toronto) Cancer epidemiology; pharmacoepidemiology; pharmaco–vigilance including Associate Professor | [email protected] vaccine effectiveness and safety; public health surveillance; measurement Health and aging/lifespan; health/social services and community errors in epidemiologic studies development; qualitative/mixed methods Deborah McPhail, BA (Manitoba), MA (Toronto), PhD (York) Shahin Shooshtari, BSc (Iran), MSPH (Iran), PhD (Manitoba) Associate Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Health inequity; critical obesity studies; qualitative and feminist research Longitudinal research; aging; health measurement; behavioral and methods; social theories of health and illness; gender studies / gender and psychosocial determinants of health health; critical race theory; colonialism in health and illness; globalization and health; class structures and health inequalities Kathryn Sibley, BSc (Waterloo), MSc (Toronto), PhD (Toronto) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Verena Menec, BA, MA, PhD (Manitoba) Knowledge theory; implementation science; aging; fall prevention; Professor | [email protected] rehabilitation; exercise; gait and balance Health and aging; health services research; survey research; health psychology Audrey Swift, BPE, MSc, PhD (Manitoba) Javier Mignone, MA (Alberta), PhD (Manitoba) Instructor I | [email protected] Professor | [email protected] Contact Leader, Manitoba Follow-Up Study Social determinants of health; aboriginal health; mental health; program Perceived control as it relates to health, well-being, and survival; successful evaluation; construct measurement aging Michael E.K. Moffatt, BSc, MD (Toronto), MSc (McGill), FRCPC Robert B. Tate, BSc (Winnipeg), MSc, PhD (Manitoba) Professor | [email protected] Professor | [email protected] Health services research in the broadest sense of the word including Director, Manitoba Follow–Up Study improving outcomes, quality and health status with particular emphasis Director, Master of Public Health Graduate Program on disadvantaged populations; specific areas include early childhood dental Biostatistics; longitudinal studies; aging; cardiovascular epidemiology caries and childhood obesity Tamara Taillieu, BA, BHEcol, MSc, PhD Candidate (Manitoba) Stephen Moses, MD (Toronto), MPH (Johns Hopkins) Instructor I | [email protected] Professor | [email protected] Maternal and child health; child maltreatment; intimate partner violence; Head, Department of Community Health Sciences, mental health; vulnerable populations Associate Director, Centre for Global Public Health (CGPH) Biological and behavioural risk factors for STI/HIV transmission in Mahmoud Torabi, BSc, MSc (National University of Iran), PhD (Carleton) developing countries; targeted interventions to reduce the transmission of STIs Associate Professor | [email protected] and HIV infection; health worker training in STI management in resource– Biostatistics; cluster detection; longitudinal data analysis; small area poor settings estimation; spatial statistics
6 Marcelo L. Urquia, MSc, PhD (University of Toronto) Songul Bozat–Emre, BSc (Turkey), MSc (Turkey), PhD (Manitoba) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | songul.bozat–[email protected] Research Scientist, MCHP Pharmacoepidemiology; vaccine effectiveness and safety; population–based Maternal and child health; perinatal epidemiology; immigration and ethnic epidemiology of cancer/infectious diseases; aging; administrative data diversity; health equity; gender equity; health services research; sociocultural Marni Brownell, BA (Hons) Winnipeg, MA (Toronto), PhD (Manitoba) determinants of health and wellbeing; applied public health Professor | [email protected] Child health; attention–deficit/hyperactivity disorder; population health; PART–TIME FACULTY administrative data; health inequalities; socioeconomic status Patricia Ann Caetano, BSc (Winnipeg), PhD (Manitoba) Ahmed Abou–Setta, MD (Cairo), PhD (Amsterdam) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | ahmed_abou–[email protected] Pharmacoepidemiology; pharmaceutical use policy; provincial health privacy Sexual and reproductive health; maternal, neonatal and child health; legislation; health services research knowledge synthesis (systematic reviews/meta–analyses); comparative effectiveness Les Carrothers, BA (Brandon), MPA, PhD (Manitoba) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Rashid Ahmed, M.S (Economics), M.Sc (Statistics) (University of Western The evolution of federal and provincial health services policy; provincial Ontario), PhD (Waterloo) regulation of health services professions; the role of managerialism in health Assistant Professor | [email protected] services administration; the application of realist political economy to health Youth health; mental health; chronic disease; monitoring and evaluation; services policy research mixed model; hierarchical model; missing data; cost effectiveness analysis; econometrics Heejune Chang Assistant Professor | [email protected] Sandra Allison, BSc (Calgary) MD, MPH (Manitoba) CCFP, FRCPC, DABPM Catherine Charette, PhD (Manitoba) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Medical Officerf o Health – Northern Health, Prince George, BC Evaluation; qualitative methods; mental health; housing and homelessness; Rural public health practice; determinants of health and health equity; food security; built environment environmental health; health promotion; community development; Mariette Chartier, RN, PhD (Manitoba) Aboriginal health Assistant Professor | [email protected] Al Artaman, MD (Ferd.), MHA (Ottawa), MS (MSU), PhD (MSU) Child development; child maltreatment; anxiety disorders; mental health; Assistant Professor | [email protected] population health; longitudinal design; health risk behaviors; risk factor Cancer epidemiology; pharmacoepidemiology; perinatal epidemiology; global research health Dan Chateau, PhD (University of Western Ontario) Zeb Aurangzeb, BSc, MSc (Pakistan), MA, PhD (Guelph) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Population health; administrative data; research design; applied biostatistics; Cancer costing; Cost effectiveness analysis; Budget impact analysis; Health health inequities; mental health economics; Health services research; Econometrics Harvey Max Chochinov, BA (Winnipeg), MD, FRCPC, PhD (Manitoba) Meghan Azad, PhD Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Psychiatry; palliative care Developmental origins of health and disease; infant nutrition; breastfeeding; Ian Clara, BScH (Queen’s), MA (Manitoba), PhD (Manitoba) breast milk composition; child health; allergic disease; asthma; obesity; birth Assistant Professor | [email protected] cohorts Research methods; multivariate methods; structural equation modeling; Eric Bohm, BSc, ME, MD (McMaster), MSc (Dalhousie), FRCSC population health surveys; psychiatric epidemiology; mental health Professor | [email protected] Benita Cohen, BA (Carleton), BN (Ottawa), MSc (Manitoba), PhD Outcome of hip and knee replacement surgery; joint replacement registries; (Manitoba) waitlist management; delivery of surgical care; clinical trials; RSA Associate Professor | [email protected] (radiographic stereometric analysis) Social determinants of health; reducing inequities in health; social justice; James Bolton, BSc, MD, FRCPC health equity impact assessment; population health promotion; public health Associate Professor | [email protected] organizational/system capacity; community/public health nursing Ingrid Botting, BA (Winnipeg), PhD (Memorial University) Catherine Cook, MSc, MD (Manitoba), CCFP Assistant Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Oral histories; women and gender; qualitative methods; population health; Aboriginal health community–based participatory research; knowledge translation Maryanne Crockett, BA (Queen’s), MD (Queen’s), FRCPC, FAAP, Yvonne Boyer, LLD, LLM, JD, LLB DTM&H (Gorgas) Associate Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Pediatric infectious diseases; global MNCH; immigrant health
7 Piotr Czaykowski, BSc, MD (UBC), MSc (Toronto) Chris Green, BA (Winnipeg), MHSc (Toronto), PhD (Manitoba) Associate Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Outcomes analysis; survival and prognostic factors analysis; clinical trials Public health research and surveillance; GIS and spatial analysis Kathleen Decker, BSc (Waterloo), MHA (Dalhousie), PhD (Manitoba) Jane Griffith, BPE, Ed Cert, MA, PhD (Manitoba) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Cancer screening; cancer epidemiology; program evaluation Population–based epidemiology of cancer/diabetes; aboriginal health; health promotion and disease prevention; risk factor surveillance Alain Demers, BSc, MSc, PhD (Laval) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Luiz Guidolin Population–based cancer epidemiology; cancer surveillance; cancer risk Assistant Professor | [email protected] factors; screening program evaluation Ana Hanlon–Dearman, MD, MSc, FRCPC, FAAP, CBSM Sandor Demeter, BSc, MD (Sask.), MHSc, FRCPC (Comm. Med) Associate Professor | [email protected] (Toronto) Tim Hilderman, BSc (Med), MD (Manitoba), FRCPC Associate Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Health technology assessment with a particular interest in diagnostic imaging Public health; drinking water security and screening programs; health policy with a particular interest on allocation of funds between different components of the health care system Michael Isaac, BSc (Med), MD (Manitoba), CCFP, MPH, FRCPC Lecturer | [email protected] Anne Durcan, MD (Manitoba), CCFP (Dalhousie) Public health; remote and rural health; healthy built environment; health Assistant Professor | [email protected] equity; vaccination Northern/Aboriginal/Inuit health; inner city health Shajy Isac, MSc, MPS, PhD Faran Emmanuel, MBBS (Punjab), MSc (Aga Khan University) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] HIV/AIDS prevention; sexual and reproductive health; research methods; HIV surveillance; most at risk populations (MARPs); mapping and size community–based large scale surveys estimations; HIV/AIDS prevention in developing countries Cynthia (Cindy) Jardine, BSc (Manitoba), MSc, PhD (Alberta) Murray Enns, BSc (Med), MD (Manitoba), FRCPC Associate Professor | [email protected] Professor | [email protected] Environmental health risk communication; risk perception; risk management; Depression; anxiety; suicide; personality; aboriginal mental health; public participation in decision–making psychotropic medications; childhood adversities; psychosocial risk factors for psychopathology Krishnamurthy Jayanna Assistant Professor | [email protected] Bunmi Fatoye, MD (Nigeria), CCFP (Manitoba), FRCPC Mother and newborn health; sexual and reproductive health; quality of care; Assistant Professor | [email protected] infectious diseases (HIV, TB) Public health practice; control of communicable diseases Maya Jeyaraman, MD (India) PhD (Manitoba) Tammi Feltham Assistant Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Knowledge synthesis; systematic reviews and meta–analysis Consumer analysis, management and marketing; specializes in marketing research design issues and consumer behavior; Manitoba Consumer Monitor Joseph M. Kaufert, BA (Minnesota), MA, PhD (Northwestern) Food Panel, which monitors attitudes towards food, diet and health Professor Emeritus | [email protected] Medical anthropology and medical sociology; aboriginal health; disability; Keith Fowke, PhD, BSc (Hons) (Manitoba) qualitative research methods; research ethics; critical theory; health Professor | [email protected] communication Basic immunology and genetic epidemiology of susceptibility and resistance to HIV infection Yoav Keynan, MD, PhD Assistant Professor | [email protected] Randy Fransoo, BSc, MSc, PhD (Manitoba) Infectious diseases, HIV/AIDS, host response to viral infection; focus on Assistant Professor | [email protected] immune response to influenza and host factors influencing the rate of HIV Health services research; social determinants of health; knowledge translation; disease progression child health and development; cardiovascular epidemiology Shamshad Khan, BA (Hons.) (Aligarh), M.A., M.Phil. (Jawaharlal Nehru Allan Garland, BS, MA, MD university, New Delhi), PhD (Simon Fraser University, Canada) Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Critical care epidemiology; influence of health care structures on health care Health communication; medical pluralism; community–based research; outcomes; long–term outcomes after critical illness health equity; critical public health theory; social history of disease and Gary Glavin, PhD (Manitoba) medicine in South Asia; colonialism, postcolonialism and subaltern studies in Professor | Gary_glavin@hc–sc.gc.ca health; HIV/AIDS prevention in developing countries; qualitative methods; Pharmacology; science administration; infectious disease archival research John Kim Sara Goulet, PhD Assistant Professor Assistant Professor | [email protected] Create system level connections and change in health
8 Erich Kliewer, BSc, MSc (Manitoba), PhD (British Columbia) Christine Peschken, MSc (McGill), MD (Sask.), FRCPC Associate Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Cancer epidemiology; migrant health; record linkage; administrative Rheumatology; epidemiology; Aboriginal health databases; environmental health Marshall Pitz, BSc, BSc (Med), MD (Manitoba), MHS (Johns Hopkins), Paul Komenda, MD (Manitoba), FRCPC (Western), MHA (UBC) FRCPC Associate Professor of Medicine and Community Health Sciences Associate Professor | [email protected] Research Director, Chronic Disease Innovation Centre, Seven Oaks Hospital Cancer; outcomes research; epidemiology; clinical trials; translational research Medical Director of Home Hemodialysis, Seven Oaks Hospital | Francis Plummer, MD, FRCPC [email protected] Professor | [email protected] Clinical epidemiology; cost effectiveness analysis; health systems research in Infectious disease; HIV/AIDS; public health chronic disease management Brian Postl, MD Allen Kraut, MD (Manitoba), FRCPC Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Health administration; child health; aboriginal health Occupational health; hazardous waste toxicology Rasheda Rabbani, MSc (Bangladesh) PhD (Japan) Linda Larcombe, MA (Manitoba), PhD (Manitoba) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Biostatistics; systematic review; meta–analysis and network meta–analysis Anthropology; first nations; infectious diseases; immunogenetics; social with randomized control trials and observational studies determinants of health; ancient DNA Malathi Raghavan, DVM, MS, PhD Carla Loeppky, BEd BHEc (Manitoba), MSc, PhD (Manitoba) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Veterinary public health; zoonoses; dog–bite injuries; factors influencing Child health; FASD; pediatric palliative care; hospice and palliative care in success at research and research funding developing countries; post-graduate medical education evaluation B.M. Ramesh, BA, MA, PhD (India) Keith Lowe, BA Hons. (Saskatchewan), MSc (London School of Assistant Professor | [email protected] Economics), PhD (Cambridge) Demography; HIV/AIDS; India Assistant Professor | [email protected] National health policy; mental health policy; education research; data and Clare Ramsey, BSc, MD (Manitoba), MSc (Harvard) policy; social services and labour market policy Assistant Professor | [email protected] Environmental and genetic epidemiology of obstructive lung disease, primarily Ruth Ann Marrie, BSc, MD, MSc, PhD focused on asthma Professor | [email protected] Multiple sclerosis; clinical epidemiology; comorbidity Colette Raymond Assistant Professor | [email protected] Bruce Martin, BSc (Toronto), MD (Queen’s), CCFP, MSc (Manitoba) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Jocelyn Reimer, BA, MD, MPH, FRCPC Health care administration; Aboriginal health Assistant Professor | [email protected] Public health practices; sexual and reproductive health; refugee health; Lyle McKinnon, PhD (Manitoba) sexually transmitted and bloodborne infections; international health Assistant Professor | [email protected] HIV immunology; mucosal immunology; epidemiology of HIV in key Lisa Richards, BSc (McGill), MNRM, MD, MSc, FRCPC populations; Kenya; South Africa Assistant Professor | [email protected] Public health; environmental health; health promotion Colleen Metge, BSc (Alberta), PhD (Manitoba) Associate Professor | [email protected] Nichole Riese, BSc, MSc, MD (Manitoba), CCFP (McMaster) Pharmacoepidemiology; health services epidemiology Assistant Professor | [email protected] Aboriginal health; marginalized populations; medicine of poverty; rural and Lisa Monkman remote health care delivery; HIV/AIDS Assistant Professor Claudio Rigatto Adrienne Morrow, BSc (MB), MSc (Laval), MD (MB), CCFP, FRCPC Associate Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Karen Robinson, MD, CCFP, MPH, FRCPC Aboriginal health; immunizations; social determinants of health; medical Assistant Professor | [email protected] education Public health John D. O’Neil, BA, MA (Saskatchewan), PhD (Berkeley) Allan Ronald, BSc, MD, FACP, FRCPC Professor | [email protected] Professor Emeritus | [email protected] Aboriginal health; participatory research; medical anthropology; HIV/AIDS Infectious diseases; HIV/AIDS; Uganda prevention in developing countries; global health Leslie L. Roos, AB (Stanford), PhD (MIT) Pamela Orr, MSc (Manitoba), MD (Toronto), FRCPC Professor | [email protected] Professor | [email protected] Program evaluation; surgical services; administrative databases; data linkage; Epidemiology of infectious diseases (particularly among aboriginal longitudinal studies populations); tuberculosis; sexually transmitted diseases; health care delivery in remote regions
9 Noralou P. Roos, AB (Stanford), PhD (MIT) Carolyn Snider, MD, MPH, FRCPC Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Research on the broader determinants of health using administrative data Injury control; behavioural randomized control trials; emergency medicine; trauma; violence; community based participatory research Brent Roussin, MD, JD, MPH (Manitoba), CCFP, FRCPC Assistant Professor | [email protected] Tara Stewart, PhD Public health and preventive medicine; public health law and policy; health Assistant Professor | [email protected] law; aboriginal health Tammy Stuart Chester Michael Routledge, BSc (Med), MD (Manitoba), CCFP, MSc (Manitoba), Assistant Professor | [email protected] FRCPC Assistant Professor | [email protected] Shayne Taback, BSc, MD, FRCPC (Manitoba) Public health; environmental health; chronic disease and injury prevention Associate Professor | [email protected] Pediatrics; clinical epidemiology Banibrata Roy, BSc, MSc, M Phil, PhD Assistant Professor | [email protected] Navdeep Tangri, MD, PhD(C) (Tufts niversity),U FRCPC Bio–statistics; research on health services data; survey research; analysis Associate Professor | [email protected] of qualitative and quantitative data using SPSS software; test design, Clinical epidemiology; risk prediction; cohort studies; pharmacoepidemiology; development, administration, scoring, and reporting activities; item analysis systematic reviews and meta–analysis; chronic kidney disease; kidney failure with statistical validity and reliability of test scores; research methodology; Milton Tenenbein, MD (Manitoba), FRCPC undergraduate medical education—evaluation (formative and summative); Professor [email protected] curriculum development and program assessment Pediatrics; Aboriginal health Kelly Russell, BSc (Edmonton), MSc (Edmonton), PhD (Calgary) Donna Turner, BSc (Victoria), MSc (Calgary), PhD (Alberta) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Sport–related injury; injury; epidemiology Epidemiology; cancer Julianne Sanguins, BSc (Toronto), MSc (Portland), PhD (Calgary) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Jennifer Volk, PhD, CPsych Indigenous health particularly metis health, population health and rural Assistant Professor | [email protected] health Mental health promotion and mental illness; prevention, population level intervention, and research; community mental health; housing and Robert Santos, BA, MA, PhD (Manitoba) homelessness; clinical and community psychology; implementation science Assistant Professor | [email protected] Outcome evaluation John Walker, BA (Hons.), MA, PhD (Manitoba) Associate Professor | [email protected] Jitender Sareen, BSc (Winnipeg), BSc (Med), MD (Manitoba), FRCPC Epidemiology of mental health problems; risk factors for mental health Professor | [email protected] problems; assessment and treatment of anxiety disorders; treatment preference Mental health and informed decision making concerning treatment; health anxiety Verena Schneider–Lindner, MD (Germany), MSc, PhD (McGill) Reynold Washington, Dipl DNB, MD, MBBS (India) Assistant Professor | Verena.schneider–[email protected]–heidelberg.de Associate Professor | [email protected] Pharmacoepidemiology; Epidemiological studies in population health Public health; HIV/AIDS; India databases and electronic medical records; health services research Elise Weiss, MSc, MD, CCFP Gustaaf Sevenhuysen, BSc, PhD (London) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Public health; immunization; disease prevention Nutrition; international health; Indonesia Ian Whetter Leigh Anne Shafer, PhD Assistant Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Brock Wright, BSc, MD, FRCPC, MBA (Manitoba) Elinor Simons, PhD Assistant Professor | [email protected] Assistant Professor | [email protected] Health Care Administration Harminder Singh, MBBS (New Delhi), MD (New Delhi), MPH John Wylie, BSc (Manitoba), MSc (Ottawa), PhD (Manitoba) (Manitoba), FRCPC (Manitoba) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Associate Professor | [email protected] Epidemiology of infectious diseases (primarily sexually transmitted and Gastrointestinal cancers epidemiology and outcomes; gastrointestinal blood borne pathogens); social and sexual network analysis; molecular endoscopy outcomes; health services research; clinical epidemiology epidemiology; social determinants of health; social epidemiology; international health Joyce Slater, BSHEc (Saskatchewan), MSc (Manitoba), PhD (Manitoba) Assistant Professor | [email protected] Xibiao Ye, MB, MSc, PhD (China) Nutrition; public health; dietary assessment; epidemiology of obesity; Assistant Professor | [email protected] community food security Environmental epidemiology; health disparities; systematic review; health services research
10 Bo Nancy Yu, MD (Harbin), MSc (Beijing), PhD (Manitoba) Shelly Goodacre, Undergraduate Program Coordinator Assistant Professor | [email protected] Pamela Gordon, Graduate Program Assistant, MPH and FSS MSc and Applied epidemiology; obesity epidemiology; population health survey; PHPM Residency Programs tobacco morbidity; mental health and psychiatric epidemiology; behavioral Theresa Kennedy, Graduate Program Coordinator risk factors for chronic diseases Danielle Lafleur, Undergraduate Medical Education Assistant Ryan Zarychanski, BSc, BSc (Med.), MD, MSc (Ottawa), FRCPC Naatasha Mohammad, Research Coordinator, Manitoba Training Assistant Professor | [email protected] Program for Health Service Hematology; critical care; transfusion medicine; systematic reviews/meta– Jennifer Otisi-Didi, Community Engagement Assistant analysis; clinical trials; epidemiology Nora Platte, Finance Assistant Amanda Rowan–Krivda, Officessistant A Shannon Turczak, Executive Assistant to the Department Head as of SUPPORT STAFF—DEPARTMENTAL February 1, 2018 We had a farewell celebration at the CHS Annual Holiday Potluck in December 2017 for Kathy Bell. FINANCIAL OVERVIEW
CHS faculty continue to be successful in receiving new grants and contracts. With the establishment of the Indigenous Institute of Health and Healing - Ongomiizwin on June 2, 2017 all funding sources associated with the former Section of First Nations, Metis and Inuit Health were transferred to Ongomiizwin. These funds are not included in CHS totals.
Across the Department a total of 91 new grants and contracts were awarded this FY for a total of approximately $34M over the duration of the grants and contracts. Note not all these funds reside at the University CHS Annual Holiday Potluck of Manitoba. There are a total of 171 grants and contracts that continued throughout this year that total approximately $247M over the duration of Kathy retired from the University of Manitoba at the end of January 2018 these funds (some of these funds reside at other institutions and some are after working with CHS since 1988. in USD).
Total Revenue for FY 2017/18 from all sources across the Department = $92,025,484.00
Kathy Bell receiving flowers from Dr. Stephen Moses, CHS Department Head
Kathleen Bell, Administrative Assistant to the Department Head Abigail Byle, Manitoba Training Program for Health Service Research Coordinator Alisa Claman, Undergraduate Student Advisor Paulette Collins, Department Administrator Karen Cook, Project Manager, Community Engagement Henry Dyck, Information Technologist, Network and Database Martha Ericastilla, Graduate Program Assistant, MHP, FSS–MSc & PHPM Residency Programs Don Erickson, Information Technologist Princess Fernandez, Finance Officer Liam Fullerton, WISH Clinic Facilitator
11 CHS ORGANISATION CHART
Department of Community Health Sciences Max Rady College of Medicine, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
Dean Max Rady College of Medicine
Executive Associate Head Head Assistant
Support Staff Administrator Support Staff
Alan Klass Memorial Health Centre for Global Critical Social Educational Independent Manitoba Centre Vaccine and Drug Equity Program Public Health Science Group Programs Researchers for Health Policy Evaluation Centre
Manitoba Training Undergraduate Undergraduate Program for Health Graduate Post Graduate Medical Education Education Service Research Education Medical Education
12 FACULTY AND STAFF AWARDS
Dr. Tracie Afifias h the 2018 Number one most downloaded article from Dr. Nathan Nickel received the Terry G. Falconer Memorial Rh Institute Child Abuse & Neglect from October 2017 to December 2017. Afifi, Foundation Emerging Researcher Health Sciences for 2018. T.O., Ford, D., Gershoff, E., Merrick, M., Grogan-Kaylor, A., Ports, K.A., MacMillan, H.L., Holden, G.W., Taylor, C.A., Lee, S.J., & Peters Bennett, Dr. Nathan Nickel received the Excellence in Service Award, Conference R. (2017). Spanking and adult mental health impairment: The case for the Planning Committee, American Public Health Association, 2017. designation of spanking as an adverse childhood experience, Child Abuse & Neglect, 71, 24-31. Dr. Nathan Nickel received the Kenneth Hughes New Investigator Award for Medical Research, University of Manitoba, 2017. Dr Meghan Azad was awarded the University of London 150th Dr. Nathan Nickel received the Sidney S. Chipman Award, Alumnus award Anniversary Prize for best examination performance in Distance Learning for outstanding contributions to the field of maternal and child health, Epidemiology MSc. Department of Maternal and Child Health, Gillings School of Global Public Health, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Dr. Meghan Azad was awarded a Canada Research Chair in Developmental Origins of Health and Disease. Dr. Salah Mahumd is the recipient of a renewed Tier 2 Canada Research Chair (CRC) in pharmacoepidemiology and vaccine evaluation. Dr. Ties Boerma was awarded a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Population and Global Health. Dr. Michael Pickles was awarded a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Mathematical Modelling and Global Public Health. Dr. Catherine Cook, was named one of Women’s Executive Network (WXN) 2017 Canada’s Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Award winner in Dr. Kathryn Sibley was a Future 40 Nominee, CBC, Manitoba. the “trailblazers and trendsetter’s” category. Ms Tamara Taillieu, received the Child Abuse & Neglect 2017 Paper of the Karen Cook, Community Engagement and Dennis Bayomi, CHI/CHS Year Award (Honorable Mention) for Childhood emotional maltreatment received the President’s Award for Community Development at the Annual and mental disorders: Results from a nationally representative adult sample Basketball Manitoba Awards Ceremony on April 15. This new award from the United States by T.L. Taillieu, D.A. Brownridge, J. Sareen, & T.O. recognizes individuals or groups who support the sport of basketball at the Afifi community level. Karen and Dennis were recognized for their work with Basketballs for Inner-City Kids, a program which provides basketballs to Dr. Marcelo Urquia received a Canada Research Chair (Tier 2) in Applied graduating grade 6 students from 15 inner-city schools and northern First Population Health - $500,000 (Canadian dollar). University of Manitoba Nations communities; and the Summer Weekend Inner-City Supervised April 2017 – March 2023. Hoops (SWISH), an outdoor basketball drop-in program. Dr. Xibiao Ye received the Early Career Research Program Award. Chelsea Jalloh, PhD student, Instructor, CHS and co-chair of Sunshine Supported by the Canadian Institute of Health Research-Institute of Cancer House, was the winner of Fast Pitch, a Dragon’s Den-like competition Research (CIHR-ICR), the Canadian Cancer Society (CSS), and Ontario for non-profits. Fast Pitch is run by the Winnipeg Foundation to help Institute for Cancer Research (OICR). August, 2017 coach the city’s charitable sector. The winner walks away with $10,000 for their charity. The competition-winning pitch was for Sunshine House to convert an old garage into a greenhouse. “We would like to use the produce we grow to supplement the nutritional value to the meals we serve our participants and also sell the produce to local restaurants so we can reinvest the profits to make the program sustainable.” Jalloh said.
Dr. Joel Kettner was nominated best teacher in small group teaching category, second year undergraduate medicine.
Dr. Yoav Keynan was the winner of the 2017 Manitoba Medical Service Foundation (MMSF)/SBRC Richard Hoeschen Memorial Award.
Dr. Lisa Lix received the Public Health Agency of Canada, Award of Recognition for Service. September 2017.
Dr. Deborah McPhail, was selected as one of the 40 finalists in the CBC Manitoba Future 40 (2017). Dr. McPhail was acknowledged for her scholarship dedicated to alleviating health inequalities, in particular those faced by people labeled obese and in LGBTTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Two-Spirit, Queer) communities. In addition, Dr. McPhail has extended the Max Rady College of Medicine’s LGBTTQ health curriculum by developing a number of innovative sessions for medical students in order to better serve the traditionally underserved LGBTTQ community.
13 In keeping with the University of Manitoba Strategic Priorities Plan EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS 2015 – 2020, we are committed to ensuring that our undergraduate students have an outstanding educational experience - Strategic Priority UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES PROGRAMS I. Inspiring Minds through innovative and quality teaching, and the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences shared strategic priorities, as outlined in Dr. Kerstin Roger, Director its Strategic Framework 2016 – 2021, specifically I. Education and the Alisa Claman, Academic Advisor learner experience. Shelly Goodacre, Program Coordinator UNDERGRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS The Family Social Sciences undergraduate program is an innovative Dr. Joss Reimer, Co-Director of UGME Pre-clerkship program that appeals to students who are interested in a career helping Dr. Adrienne Morrow, Co-Director of UGME Clerkship others through prevention, education and health promotion. Students Dr. Joel Kettner, Assistant Director of Public Health Rotation learn how family, community, and culture, impacts human health and Dr. Lisa Richards, Director of Electives well-being. It is a four-year, 120 credit hour program and has five options Chelsea Jalloh, Undergraduate Coordinator for students to choose from, which they declare in their third year: Danielle Lafleur, UGME Officessistant A Eliya Ichihashi, Longitudinal Course Administrator (UGME Office) • Aging and Developmental Health • Child & Youth Developmental Health PRE-CLERKSHIP • Family Economic Health • Family Violence Population Health Course • Social Development TIn Pre-Clerkship, the Population Health content consists of longitudinal courses in both Year 1 and Year 2. The goal of the Pre-Clerkship courses In 2017 – 2018, there were 145 students in the Family Social Sciences is to provide a broad framework of knowledge on measuring and program. In May 2018, 34 students graduated from the program. We improving the health of individuals and populations. Year 1 includes delivered 42 courses in the regular session and 18 courses in Summer units on Concepts of Health and its Determinants, Assessing and Session 2018. Measuring Population Health Status, Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, Administration of Effective Health Programs at the Effective in the 2018 – 2019 academic year, Community Health Sciences Population Level, and Infectious Disease and Outbreak Management. will play a key role in delivering the Bachelor of Health Studies in the Year 2 builds upon the foundational concepts in Year 1, and also includes Interdisciplinary Health Program (IHP). All Family Social Sciences courses sessions about specific populations and topics, such as Gender and Sexual are part of the three new concentrations of the Bachelor of Health Studies, Health, Psychoactive Substance Use, Homelessness, Food Insecurity, Interdisciplinary Health Program (IHP); four of which (FMLY) are required, Immigrant & Refugee Health, Environmental and Occupational Health. and all of which constitute the Family Health concentration. The three new concentrations in the Bachelor of Health Studies degree are: The Pre-Clerkship courses are comprised of whole group lectures, small group tutorials, assigned studies, and whole group active sessions. This Health Policy, Planning and Evaluation academic year, over 60 instructors, the majority of whom are full and This concentration provides foundational knowledge for students seeking part-time Community Health Sciences (CHS) Faculty, participated careers such as health policy analyst or health program planner/evaluator, as instructors for small group sessions. In addition, upwards of 20 or for those wishing to purse graduate studies in Community Health instructors delivered lectures and facilitated whole group active sessions Sciences, (such as the LGBTTQ* Health Panel, and the Disability and Independent Living session). Sincere thanks to the instructors who have shared Health Promotion and Education their expertise, experiences, and energy to create meaningful learning This concentration permits students who want to become home opportunities for the students throughout this academic year! economics teachers to obtain their “teachable subjects” in family studies and nutrition. It also lays the foundation for careers such as community Many of the Pre-Clerkship and Transition to Clerkship sessions are health educator, community wellness worker or health and safety delivered in partnership with community organizations. These content program coordinator, and experts are engaged in both the development and delivery of invaluable learning experiences for the students in the Population Health courses. Family Health Sincere thanks to the following organizations for your contributions to This concentration provides a patch for students interested in family undergraduate medical education: social sciences (an existing major that the university plans to phase out). Students in this concentration can choose course topics such as child • BridgeCare Primary Care Clinic and youth developmental health, family economics and family violence, • Community Unemployed Help Centre laying the academic foundation for careers such as residential care • Disabilities Issues Office –rovince P of Manitoba worker, youth care worker, or victim services worker. • Independent Living Resource Centre • Interdisciplinary Master’s Program in Disability Studies at the Faculty, sessional instructors, and staff fo the Family Social Sciences University of Manitoba program, Community Health Sciences, will continue to provide • Manitoba Harm Reduction Network its teaching and expertise in the areas of aging, child and youth • MFL Occupational Health Centre developmental health, family economic health, family violence and social • Mosaic Newcomer Family Resource Centre development. • Mount Carmel Clinic
14 • Nine Circles In March 2018, The Officef o Community Engagement hosted a • Occupational Health Centre Community Partner Recognition Breakfast to acknowledge the valuable • Rainbow Resource Centre contributions of community partners. This event included over 70 • Sex Workers of Winnipeg Action Coalition (SWWAC) service learning and teaching partners who contribute to the education • Sexuality Education Resource Centre of undergraduate medical students, and students throughout the Rady • Teen Talk Faculty of Health Sciences. • The Birth Centre • Two-Spirited People of Manitoba • West Broadway Community Services • Winnipeg Harvest • WRHA Healthy Sexuality & Harm Reduction • WRHA Indigenous Health – Patient Services • WRHA Language Access Interpreter Services
Service Learning This year marked the second year of service learning as a curricular component of the Pre-Clerkship Population Health courses. Over 30 community based organizations worked closely with 222 first and second year students on service learning initiatives. Within the academic year, Photo credit: Annette Elvers, UM Today all Pre-Clerkship medical students were required to complete between 22-24 hours of service learning; many students went above and beyond Clerkship this requirement! This tremendous learning opportunity would not be Transition to Clerkship (TTC) possible without the ongoing relationships and collaborations with the This 5 week module transitions students from the classroom-based following community partners: learning in Pre-Clerkship to undertaking their clinical rotations on the wards in Year 3. CHS coordinates a number of TTC sessions; these • Bear Clan sessions have recently undergone numerous renovations in order to • Boys and Girls Clubs of Winnipeg more effectively address a number of important topics related to Public • Broadway Neighbourhood Centre and Population Health. In the 2017/2018 academic year, TTC sessions • CanU included: • Child and Family Services • Children’s Hospital • Travel Medicine (lecture) • CKUW Radio • Language & Advocacy (whole group session active) – delivered in • Ethio-Canadian Cultural Academy partnership between WRHA Indigenous Health Patient Services and • Fort Garry Women’s Resource Centre WRHA Language Access Interpreter Services • House of Peace • Workers Compensation Board (lecture & tutorial) • Immaculate Heart of Mary School • Skills in LGBTTQ Health (whole group session active) – delivered in • Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba partnership between faculty and content experts from community (IRCOM) • Poverty Awareness and Community Action Workshop (whole group • Jacob Penner Park session active) – delivered in partnership between Student Affairs/ • Let’s Talk Science Student Life and content experts from community • Manitoba Harm Reduction Network • Manitoba Interfaith Immigration Council Student feedback indicated that these sessions were very well-received, • Newcomers’ Employment and Education Development Services and that students particularly valued learning from content experts/ (NEEDS) people with lived experience from the community. • Opikihiwawin – New Directions • Pathways to Education Physician Development Curriculum (PDC) • Rossbrook House In collaboration with the Indigenous Health course, the Population • Siloam Mission Health PDC curriculum has focused on addressing the CanMEDS’ role • Special Olympics of “health advocate”. This series of PDC sessions, consisting of eight • Spence Neighbourhood Association two-hour sessions over a number of months, aimed to support students • Sunshine House in further developing skills to address health inequities at the population • West Broadway Youth Outreach level. Overall, following the advocacy series, students demonstrated • West Central Women’s Resource Centre an enhanced ability to both understand and undertake health-related • Winnipeg Harvest advocacy initiatives, Developers of these sessions intend to present about • Winnipeg School Division the advocacy PDC series at the Canadian Council of Medical Education • Winnipeg Repair Education and Cycling Hub (WRENCH) Conference in April 2017. • WISH Clinic
15 Electives • Authors: Morrow, A., Diffey, L., Jalloh, C., Harlos, S., Lavallee, B. During this academic year, a number of University of Manitoba medical (Winnipeg, MB) students participated in electives offered by CHS. • Oral Presentation Title: Innovations in LGBTTQ Medical Education: Period 9 Period 10 Moving Towards a Comprehensive Curriculum Elective October 2 – January 2 – December 22, 2017 January 22, 2018 • Authors: McPhail, D., Jalloh, C., Whetter, I., Reimer, J. (Winnipeg, MB) • Rady Faculty of Health Professions Education Research Day (May 16, Aboriginal Health – Traditional 1 3 2017) Teachings and Traditional Knowledge • Poster Presentation Title: Implementation of Service Learning First Nations Inuit Health Branch 0 0 Requirement for Undergraduate Medical Students • Authors: Ichihashi, E., Jalloh, C., Cook, K., Whetter, I. (University of Indigenous Health – 1 0 Manitoba, Winnipeg) Policy, Programs & Planning • Poster Presentation Title: Engaging Undergraduate Medical Students Manitoba Centre for Health Policy 0 0 in Screening and Advocating for Social and Economic Benefits: Multi- Stakeholder Session Feedback Manitoba Health – Public Health & 1 0 • Authors: Jalloh, C., Kaufert, J., Ormond, M., Benham, D., Erbus, M., Preventive Medicine (Provincial) Northcott, D.(University of Manitoba, Winnipeg) Occupational Health 0 0 GRADUATE PROGRAM Winnipeg Regional Health Authority– Public Health & Preventive Medicine 1 2 Dr. Michelle Driedger, Director, PhD, MSc and Diploma programs (Regional) Dr. Robert Tate, Director, MPH program HIGHLIGHTS In addition to the University of Manitoba students, preceptors also worked with 5 visiting elective students: 2 students in Aboriginal Thirty-two students entered the CHS Graduate Program in 2017/2018: Health – Traditional Teachings and Traditional Knowledge, 2 students seventeen MSc, of which six have declared the concentration in Biostatistics, in Indigenous Health – Policy, Programs & Planning, and 1 student at nine PhD, four MPH, and one Diploma. In addition, two PhD and one MPH Winnipeg Regional Health Authority. students were admitted but deferred their start date to Fall 2018. Forty-one students were recommended for admission to the CHS graduate Thank you to the preceptors and administrative staff who work with and Program for the 2018/2019 year: twenty-two at the MSc, twelve at the PhD, support these undergraduate medical students during the CHS Clerkship seven at the MPH and zero at the Diploma program. To date, thirty-nine components of their medical education. students have accepted admission for the 2018/2019 years: twenty-one MSc, eleven PhD and seven MPH. Selectives This academic year, CHS offered a number of Selective opportunities for Thirty-five students held awards, of which eleven of these students held fourth year medical students. Selectives are similar to electives, however, more than one award. in this case, medical students submit their rankings for a finite list of opportunities available and are matched according to their rankings. Twenty-five CHS students have graduated in 2017-2018: eleven MSc, six MSc FSS, six PhD, and two MPH graduates. Specialty/Topic 2018 February 2018 March Graduate Program Committee Membership • Michelle Driedger, Director, Graduate Program and Committee Chair Indigenous Health – Policy, 2 students 0 students • Stephen Moses, Department Head (Apr 1-Dec 31 2017)/ Sharon Bruce, Programs & Planning Acting Head (Jan 1-Mar 31, 2018) • Brent Roussin, Director, Public Health and Preventive Medicine Manitoba Health – Public (PHPM) Residency Program Health & Preventive Medicine 2 students 2 students • Robert Tate, Director, MPH Program (Provincial) • Tracie Afifi (full-time CHS faculty) • Karen Duncan (full-time CHS faculty) Winnipeg Regional Health • Deborah McPhail (full-time CHS faculty) Authority – Public Health & 2 students 2 students • Mahmoud Torabi (full-time CHS faculty) Preventive Medicine (Regional) • Ruth Ann Marrie (part-time CHS faculty) • Colleen Metge (part time CHS faculty) • Leigh McClarty (student, Graduate Program) Knowledge Sharing • Michael Paille (student, Graduate Program) A number of CHS UGME initiatives were shared at both local and • Natalie Casaclang (student, PHPM Residency Program) national conferences: • Canadian Conference on Medical Education (April 29 – May 2, 2017) Administrative Support • Oral Presentation Title: Health Advocacy Skill-Development Sessions Theresa Kennedy and Martha Ericastilla provide full-time Graduate for Undergraduate Medical Students Program administrative support.
16 AWARDS Graduate Program Students New and Continuing on Awards
Research Award Recipient CIHR Doctoral: Frederick Banting and Charles Best Canada Graduate Lisa Lazarus (continuing); Leigh McClarty (continuing), Sheila Scholarships (CGS-D) Novek (continuing) CIHR Banting and Best CGS-Masters Sanjida Newaz (new), Alexie Touchette (new)
CIHR Dr. James Rossiter Award Alastair Greig (new), Hui Pan (new)
Evelyn Shapiro Award for Health Services Research Michael Paille (new), Alexander Peden (new) Amanda Fowler-Woods (new) (A. Schultz), Wanda Phillips-Beck GETS (continuing) (A. Schultz), Elizabeth Wall-Wieler (continuing) (N. Roos) Indigenous Doctoral Excellence Award (IDEA) Amanda Fowler-Woods (new)
John (Jack) Macdonald Lederman and John MacDonell bursary Nicole Herpai (new)
Manitoba Graduate Scholarship (MGS) Masters Allison Feely (new), Patrick Gordon (new), Anna Visperas (new) Megan Campbell (new), Leah Crockett (new), Justin Dyck (new), Manitoba Training Program for Health Services Research Maria Garces (new), Sanjida Newaz (new), Michael Paille (new), Shannon Struck (new) Prairie Indigenous Knowledge Exchange Network (PIKE-Net) Graduate Amanda Fowler-Woods (new) Fellowship Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarship Dhiwya Attawar (new) Research Manitoba Clinical Fellowship (Coordinated Clinical Fellowship) Carly Lodewyks (continuing) via Department of Surgery Dhiwya Attawar (new), Leah Crockett (new), Krista Wilkinson Research Manitoba PhD Coordinated Studentship (new), Cara Brown (continuing) Research Manitoba PhD Dissertation Award Elizabeth Wall-Wieler (new)
Research Manitoba MSc Coordinated Studentship Megan Campbell (new), Lindsey Mazur (new)
Research Manitoba / UMGF Janique Fortier (continuing)
Roos Prize for Best Publication in Population Health Elizabeth Wall-Wieler (new) SSHRC Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship CGS- Elizabeth Wall-Wieler (continuing) Doctoral SSHRC Joseph-Armand Bombardier Canada Graduate Scholarship CGS- Bo Ram Lee (new) Masters University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowships (PhD) Maria Garces (new), Anita Durksen (new)
University of Manitoba Graduate Fellowships (MSc) Charity Maritim (new)
Visual and Automatic Disease Analytics (VADA) Training Program Olawale Ayilara (new), Allison Feely (new)
Women’s Health Research Foundation of Canada Graduate Scholarship Dhiwya Attawar (new)
Sir Gordon Wu Scholarship Leigh McClarty (continuing); Sheila Novek (continuing)
17 Graduated Students
Twenty-five CHS students completed programs in the past 12 months. This includes eleven MSc, six MSc FSS, six PhD, and two MPH graduates. A listing of students with relevant information appears below.
Msc And Hd Thesis/Mph Title, Field Placement Agency And Defense/ Students Program Advisor(S) Ocation Presentation Date The Effect of Statin Use on the Incidence of Prostate Cancer: David Dawe MSc April 7, 2017 Dr. S. Mahmud A Population-Based Nested Case-Control Study Brittany Addressing the Need to Better Educate and Train Long Term MSc FSS April 10, 2017 Dr. K. Roger Sieradzki Care Staff who Provide Direct Care to Residents with Dementia Exploring the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority’s role in Dr. R. Tate, Dr. J Kettner; Dr. Supporting Client Access to Income and Benefits to Promote L. Elliot, Dr. B. Roussin; Field Amanda Henry MPH April 11, 2017 Health Placement Supervisors: Hannah, WRHA Moffatt, Sande, Harlos To Explore and Understand the Role of the National Dr. R. Tate, Dr. L. Elliott, Dr. Collaborating Centre for Infectious Diseases as a Knowledge Sabella Yussuf- B. Roussin; Field Placement MPH Broker and Partner in Canada’s Response Against June 14, 2017 Homenauth Supervisor: Margaret Haworth- Antimicrobial Resistance Brockman NCCID Early Evidence of the Effectiveness of the Human Karla Willows MSc Papillomavirus Vaccination Program Against Anogenital Warts June 27, 2017 Dr. S. Mahmud in Manitoba, Canada: A Registry Cohort Study Managing Chronic Kidney Disease in Northern Manitoba: An Kirsten Bourque MSc Innovative Model of Care Using Telehealth and a Northern June 29, 2017 Dr. S. Bruce Based Nurse Clinician Raising Potential: Exploring Parent-Child Interaction Levels Victoria MSc FSS among Families in the Abecedarian Program and its Effects on July 5, 2017 Dr. J. Mignone Kiansky Language Development The Early Development Instrument (EDI) in Manitoba: Janique Fortier MSc Linking School Readiness in Kindergarten to Grade 7 and 8 August 9, 2017 Dr. M. Chartier School Outcomes Elizabeth An Intergenerational Decolonizing Path to Healing: PhD August 14, 2017 Dr. M. Driedger Cooper Envisioning Change with Indigenous Mothers and Girls Examining the Lived Experiences of Integration by Refugees Maja Aziraj MSc FSS August 16, 2017 Dr. A. Hatala Residing in Winnipeg, Manitoba An Examination of Mental Disorders Associated with Spousal Rae Spiwak PhD August 23, 2017 Dr. B Elias Suicide Bereavement: A Longitudinal Population-Based Study The Manitoba Mothers and Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder Deepa Singal PhD Study: A Retrospective Population-Based Cohort Study Using August 28, 2017 Dr. M. Brownell Linked Administrative Data Housing and health outcomes of public housing applicants and September 25, Aynslie Hinds PhD Dr. Lisa Lix residents: A population-based study 2017 Employing Risk/Benefit Communication Best Practice: Jamie Gillies- MSc An Evaluation of Childhood Immunization Informational October 10, 2017 Dr. M. Driedger Podgorecki Materials Complexity and the Intersection of Social and Sexual Structure, Souradet Y. Ecological Niches and the Epidemic Potential of Sexually PhD October 13, 2017 Dr. J. Blanchard Shaw Transmitted and Bloodborne Infections: Empirical and Theoretical Observations The effect of timing of oseltamivir chemoprophylaxis in controlling influenza A H3N2 and influence B outbreaks in Davinder Singh MSc October 27, 2017 Dr. C. Loeppky long term care facilities in Manitoba, Canada, 2014-2015: A retrospective cohort study Families with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: Exploring November 17, Lisa Balcaen MSC FSS Dr. J. Mignone adoptive parents’ experiences of family well-being 2017
18 Msc And Hd Thesis/Mph Title, Field Placement Agency And Defense/ Students Program Advisor(S) Ocation Presentation Date Characteristics that Determine Complete Physical Examination Iresha MSc Rates in Manitobans with an Intellectual or Developmental December 6, 2017 Dr. S. Shooshtari Ratnayake Disability: A Retrospective Cohort Study The effect of the Roots of Empathy program on the use of December 11, Lindsey Dahl MSc Dr. R. Fransoo psychotropic medications among youth in Manitoba 2017 Dr. A. Katz, Community Health Understanding the Meaning of the Head and Neck Cancer Sciences (co-advisor); Dr. C. Deanna MacKay MSc March 15, 2018 Patient and Partners’ Oral/Dental Lived Experiences West, Community Health Sciences (co-advisor) Parenting Styles and Practices of East African Newcomer Omolayo Ola FSS MSc February 26, 2018 Dr. J. Mignone Women in Winnipeg, Manitoba Dr. V. Menec, Community Daniel Saltel MSc Examining the Effect of a Simple Memory Tool March 12, 2018 Health Sciences Indigenous Ways of Living, Culture, Language, and Connection Jessica Sjoblom MSc as a Source of Mental Wellness for Individuals, Families, and January 12, 2018 Dr. B. Elias Community Dr. L. Roos, Community Health Sciences (co-advisor); Dr. J. Jason Randall PhD Use and Validation of Administrative Data for Suicide Research February 13, 2018 Bolton, Community Health Sciences (co-advisor)
RESIDENCY PROGRAM IN PUBLIC HEALTH AND MANITOBA TRAINING PROGRAM FOR HEALTH PREVENTIVE MEDICINE SERVICE RESEARCH
Dr. Brent Roussin, Director Malcolm Doupe, Director The Public Health and Preventive Medicine Residency Program is a Naatasha Mohammad, Program Coordinator post–graduate medical specialty training program, fully accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, leading to the The Manitoba Training Program in Health Services Research (MTP– fellowship certification (FRCPC). The residency was first established in HSR) offers fellowships and training opportunities to graduate students 1979 and is five years in duration. engaged in health services research to prepare them to address the research needs of a wide range of health–care policy makers. Training consists of two years of clinical training in Family Medicine leading to certification in Family Medicine (CCFP) by the College of HIGHLIGHTS Family Physicians of Canada. The program also requires academic In partnership with Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living, training that could lead to either a Master of Public Health (MPH) or a the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy, Research Manitoba, and the Master of Science (MSc) in Community Health Sciences. The senior years Department of Community Health Sciences, MTP submitted a successful of training include core and elective rotations in federal, provincial, and proposal to CIHR for the Training Modernization Post–doctoral Health regional health and related agencies. Rotations take place in urban, rural System Impact Fellowship. We welcomed Heather Campbell-Enns in the and northern settings. fall as our successful Post Doc Fellow. The residency program continues to evolve and improve with the MTP also successfully completed an external review in the spring involvement of prior Program Directors as well as other Medical Officers of 2017, conducted by Drs. Michael Hillmer (Executive Director, of Health who have roles as preceptors to the residents. The program Information Management, Data, and Analytics, Ontario Ministry has worked with Family Medicine to better integrate the training of the of Health and Long-Term Care) and Stephen Bornstein (Director, residents. The program continues to work on an upcoming transition to Newfoundland and Labrador Centre for Applied Health Research). competency based training through the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. 2018 marks the last year of a three-year contract with Manitoba Health, Seniors, and Active Living. We are currently working with MHSAL to As of 1 July 2018, the program has the following full time residents: renew this contract for a five-year period. Dr. Davinder Singh -R5 Dr. Jordyn Lerner – R3 Key Activities Dr. Marc Wallace – R5 Dr. Eileen Burnett- R2 For the 2017/18 year, 42 students from the University of Manitoba Dr. Sarah Lesperance – R4 Dr. Peter Benoit- R2 applied to the Manitoba Training Program. We adjudicated 24 Dr. Natalie Casaclang – R4 Dr. Joshua Aquin- R1 applications. The adjudication committee, consisted of the Director, Faculty from Community Health Sciences and Nursing, representatives Administrative Support for this program is provided by Martha from Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living, and a student Ericastilla. representative from CHS. Ten students were selected to participate in the
19 program. Nine students accepted the MTP fellowship. These are: NETWORK (PIKE-NET)
Megan Campbell, MSc in Community Health Sciences Dr. Josée Lavoie Leah Crockett, PhD in Community Health Sciences The Prairie Indigenous Knowledge Exchange Network (PIKE-Net) was Justin Dyck, MSc in Community Health Sciences successful in our application for an Indigenous Mentorship Network Isabel Marie Garces, PhD in Community Health Sciences Program Training Grant through the Canadian Institutes for Health Olena Kloss, PhD in Human Nutritional Sciences Research-Institute for Aboriginal Peoples’ Health (CIHR-IAPH). Sanjida Newaz, MSc in Community Health Sciences Delivered through Ongomiizwin – Research, the PIKE-Net program Michael Paille, MSc in Community Health Sciences consists of a team of community- and university-based Indigenous and non-Indigenous scholars from four Manitoba universities (University Shannon Struck, MSc in Community Health Sciences of Manitoba, University of Winnipeg, University of Brandon and the Jennifer White, PhD in Community Health Sciences University College of the North) and a consortium of three Manitoba- based Indigenous organizations (Nanaandawewigamig First Nations These nine students attended the MCHP Knowledge Translation Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba, the Manitoba Metis Federation, workshop in November 2017. They also participated in the MTP seminar and the Manitoba Inuit Association). course, CHSC 7730. Students in this seminar course engaged with decision–makers to learn about strategies to better align their research Building on the success of the ACADRE-NEAHR, and QES programs, ideas with current policies and care practices. The students participated PIKE-Net is intended to improve the recruitment and retention of in group projects and conducted co-presentations with decision–makers Indigenous university students; increase and improve the quality in their field of interest, collectively to learn about strategies by which of training opportunities for those students; increase networking evidence can more effectively inform action. Four students had abstracts opportunities (including international networks); increase the number accepted at the Canadian Association of Health Services and Policy of Indigenous students who are awarded outside funding (i.e. provincial Research conference. or national funding); improve the quality and quantity of knowledge products; and continue to identify individual/systemic barriers for Opportunities for students to network with decision–makers and Indigenous students. care providers are a foundation of many Manitoba Training Program activities. We have organized eight student placements for the summer of In the first year of funding PIKE-Net has funded 3 PhD fellowships and 3 2018, many at MHSAL. Some of the project topics this year include: master fellowships from the U of M. There has been an open competition for undergraduate students where there was 9 students who applied to • Collecting evidence to guide the development opioid use policies in be a part of the summer internship program. We have reached out to Manitoba. approximately 200 students and have done over 8 presentations about the • Investigating policies that guide intrauterine contraception device use program and Indigenous health research across Manitoba. in Manitoba • Collecting evidence to guide the development of cannabis surveillance The PIKE-Net program offers a variety of supports and opportunities and reporting system. for undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in • Developing a framework to evaluate the Crisis Response Centre in Indigenous health including: paid Summer research internships; graduate Winnipeg. fellowships; workshops to help develop students’ research skills; mentor • Developing a framework to evaluate the EPIC (Emergency Paramedics matching; cultural supports, opportunities to present and network at in the Community) program. PIKE-Net research institutes; and more. Currently, we are holding our second year of the Graduate Fellowship Awards’ competition for another Future Directions 6 Indigenous graduate students, as well as organizing the Undergraduate The Director will continue to develop and improve this program with Summer Research Internship for 8 Indigenous students which is guidance and input from the Executive Advisory Board, MHSAL, as well scheduled to begin on May 15, 2018. as the Department of Community Health Sciences and the Faculty of Graduate Studies at the University of Manitoba. An area of specific ocusf is recruitment efforts to increase program visibility at the University. In QUEEN ELIZABETH II DIAMOND JUBILEE the 2018/19 program year the Manitoba SPOR Primary and Integrated SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Healthcare Innovation Network has agreed to sponsor one graduate student to partake in MTP. Similar partnerships with other Faculties are Dr Natalie Riediger, Lead being sought. The Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Program in Global and Indigenous Some revisions to program content will occur, placing further emphasis Health, received additional funding in early 2018 to continue the on policy development and evaluation, leadership training, and change program until 2021. management skills. The Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships (QES) Building on our successful experience with the CIHR Health System is managed through a unique partnership of Universities Canada, the Impact Fellowship, consideration may be given to piloting a post- Rideau Hall Foundation (RHF), Community Foundations of Canada doctoral fellow with an extended field placement training. (CFC) and Canadian universities. This program is made possible with financial support from the Government of Canada, provincial governments and the private sector. This prestigious scholarship PRAIRIE INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE EXCHANGE program is led by Dr. Natalie Riediger, Assistant Professor, Department
20 of Community Health Sciences and Ongomiizwin - Research, Centre The Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships for Global Public Health, and the Department of Medical Microbiology. continues to develop the next generation of innovative leaders and The program, “Promoting international community-university community builders, both locally and globally. Canadian students at partnerships in global and Indigenous health”, is one of thirty-four the undergraduate and graduate levels participate in internships or Canadian universities to manage a QES program, the University of academic study for periods of at least three months in another country. Manitoba having the largest. We have received additional funding in Scholarships are also available to students from our partner institutions 2018 ($300,000) to expand our program beyond the commonwealth and to visit the University of Manitoba for a semester. extend the program to 2021. All QES-funded students participate in the online short- or for-credit The contributions of the three UofM project partners are supported course CHSC 7610 Community Engagement and Program Science taught by program partners in Australia, Belize, Colombia, India, New by Dr. Natalie Riediger. This innovative online course allows students Zealand, and Kenya as well as our Indigenous partners in Manitoba to engage with each other to learn about the value of engagement in – Nanaandawewigamig First Nations Health and Social Secretariat research and the many forms of engagement in global and Indigenous of Manitoba, Manitoba Metis Federation, and the Manitoba Inuit settings. Students are challenged to reflect on their position as they Association. embark on their own research and internship placements abroad. Forty- one awards have been distributed to date. Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships Students funded between April 1, 2017 – March 30, 2018
Country visiting (home Student Program Partner Institution(s) country if not Canada) Summer 2017
Austina Ribanar Nutrition (PhD) Canada (India) University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Jasmine Grover Nutrition (PhD) Canada (India) Guru Nanak Dev University, India South Australia Health & Medical Research Institute Agape Karagi Health Sciences (UG) Australia (SAHMRI, South Australia) Adelaide Jamie Gilles-Podorecki Community Health Sciences (MSc) Belize Centre for Engaged Learning Abroad, Belize
Andrew Samuel Science (UG) South Africa University of Cape Town
Achieng Tago Medicine (BScMed) Kenya University of Nairobi
Neil Reed Medicine (BScMed) Kenya University of Nairobi Whakauae Research for Maori Health & Development, Valdine Flaming Disability Studies (MA) New Zealand Whanganui Kirstin Berrington Nutrition (UG) India University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Helen Tieu Nutrition (UG) India University of Agricultural Sciences Dharwad
Vineet Sidhu Nutrition (UG) India University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Rianna Tonn Nutrition (UG) Australia South Australia Health & Medical Research Institute
Anuradha Mahapatra Family Studies (PhD) Canada (India) University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Linet Cherono Med Micro/ Immunology (MSc) Canada (Kenya) University of Nairobi Fall 2017 Beatrice Kiptoon Med Micro (PhD) Canada (Kenya) University of Nairobi Akkavva Wadakappanavar Agriculture (PhD) Canada (India) University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Rajeshwari Biradar Social Work (PhD) Canada (India) Tata Institute OF Social Sciences Anuprita Kanitkar Rehabilitation Sciences (PhD) India n/a Winter 2018 Karam Al-Bayati Pharmacy (UG) Australia Baker Heart & Disease Institute
21 Country visiting (home Student Program Partner Institution(s) country if not Canada) Summer 2018 (awarded, travel/funding pending) Institute of Tropical Medicine and Infectious Diseases, Caroline Chebet Simiyu Med Micro (MSc) Canada (Kenya) Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology Bhanu Pilli Nutrition (UG) India Uttar Pradesh Technical Support Unit Anika Dhalla Nutrition (UG) India University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Maureen Cooper Nutrition (UG) India University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad
Darren Fife Education (UG) Australia Deakin University
Chinyere Njeze Community Health Sciences (PhD) Canada University of Manitoba
Kimberley Whetten Environment (MSc) Grenada Saint George’s University
Natural Resources and Anderson Assuah Canada (Ghana) University of Manitoba Environmental Management (PhD) Kenneth Omollo Med Micro (PhD) Canada (Kenya) University of Nairobi
Rajeshwari Biradar Social Work (PhD) Canada (India) Tata Institute of Social Sciences
Dhiwya Attawar Community Health Sciences (PhD) India Karnataka Health Promotion Trust
endowment fund at the University of Manitoba. The purpose of the DEPARTMENTAL AWARDS fund is to perpetuate her values of generosity and caring for others and her commitment to health and education in Nunavut and to expand JACK HILDES MEMORIAL AWARD opportunities for the Inuit of Nunavut to study nursing by providing This Fund was established in 1984 by family, friends, and colleagues of scholarship support to promising Nunavut nursing students. Dr. John Arthur (Jack) Hildes to be awarded to a graduating medical This year’s recipients are: Mavis Ell, Oopik Aglukark and Wendy student. Additional donations were received in 2000 on the occasion Savikatuuq of the 30th anniversary of the J.A. Hildes Northern Medical Unit, now known as Ongomiizwin – Health Services. EVELYN SHAPIRO AWARD FOR HEALTH Jack Hildes (1918–1984) received his medical degree at the University SERVICES RESEARCH of Toronto, followed by postgraduate studies in Internal Medicine, Professor Evelyn Shapiro has had a long and illustrious career in Gastroenterology, and Physiology in England (MRCP 1948) and Canada health services research, particularly in the realm of health policy as it (FRCP 1949). His work on cold physiology led to many trips to the relates to care and provision of services for older adults. She developed North (Canada and elsewhere) during which he developed a deep Manitoba’s home care program and worked nationally to implement understanding of both the medical needs of circumpolar indigenous similar programs across Canada. As a lead researcher with the peoples and the challenges facing health care workers in remote regions. Manitoba Centre for Health Policy, she earned world–acclaim for her In 1970, he founded the Northern Medical Unit. innovative and policy–relevant research. Her many accolades include the Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of the Confederation Dr. Hildes was appointed as a Member of the Order of Canada in 1979. of Canada, an honorary doctorate degree from the University of In 1983, he received the Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Campbell Outreach Award Manitoba, and the Canadian Medical Association Medal of Honour for meritorious service in outreach activities. In September 1983, Dr. (their highest award bestowed on a non–physician). In 2007 Professor Hildes was presented with the Commissioner’s Award for his outstanding Shapiro was named a Member of the Order of Canada. contributions to the improvement of health conditions among people of the North. The nomination for this award was by the Keewatin Regional On the occasion of her retirement, the Evelyn Shapiro Award for Health Council, an all aboriginal assembly. His tireless and selfless patient care Services Research was established to support the work of graduate in difficult circumstances during the polio epidemic of the early 1950’s students whose thesis will use the Population Health Research Data was legendary. He received the 1953 City of Winnipeg Man of the Year Repository. Professor Shapiro continued as a Senior Scholar in CHS until Award. her death in 2010. This award is presented to a member of the Medicine graduating class This year’s recipients: Michael Paille, Alexander Peden and Donica who most exemplifies those qualities of humanity, personal discipline, Janzen keen curiosity, scientific inquiry, social responsibility, and good citizenship, which enhance a career in medicine and advance health in ROOS PRIZE FOR BEST PUBLICATION IN the community. POPULATION HEALTH In February 2016, Senate approved the creation of the Roos Prize. This year’s recipient: Thomas Hedley This prize was created to honour the pioneering work of Drs. Leslie DR. CHRISTINE EGAN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP and Noralou Roos in the use of administrative data for research, their extensive publication and knowledge sharing reputations, and their role In memory of Dr. Christine Egan (Ph.D./99), who died tragically on in the creation of the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy (MCHP). September 11, 2001, her family, friends, and estate have established an
22 This prize was awarded for the first time in 2017 to a recent full or the first phase, mapping and estimation was carried out in 32 counties part–time graduate student (min. 3.5 GPA) who published a paper of where key population programs were being implemented. In the second incorporating research results using the Population Health Research Data phase, mapping and estimation was to take place in the remaining 15 or Repository. more counties where there are no programmes. Finally, an agreement was signed with the World Health Organization, to provide technical This year’s recipient is: Elizabeth Wall-Wieler support to the work of the WHO/IER by working with countries within the context of the Health Data Collaborative and contributing to the development and review of global tools and methods.
DEPARTMENTAL UNITS We were very pleased to welcome Dr. Ties Boerma to the University of CENTRE FOR GLOBAL PUBLIC HEALTH Manitoba. Dr. Boerma was awarded a Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Population and Global Health, which aims to improve the monitoring Dr. James Blanchard, Director of global progress towards the goal of achieving universal coverage with quality health services. The focus of the research program is on Highlights developing countries, including Kenya, India and Tanzania, working Over the past year, the Centre for Global Public Health (CGPH) in close collaboration with local research institutions and Ministries of has been engaged in moving existing projects forward in our focus Health. Dr. Boerma was previously the Director of Information, Evidence countries of India, Pakistan, Kenya, Nigeria and Ukraine. In India, the and Research at the World Health Organization (WHO) in Geneva. Technical Support Unit (TSU), based in Uttar Pradesh, continued to successfully implement three projects awarded by the Bill & Melinda Community Engagement Gates Foundation in November 2016, with project activities now fully In October 2017, the Centre for Global Public Health was pleased to underway. These three projects have a combined value of $46 million host a visit from Dr. Assad Hafeez, Executive Director, Health Services USD, with an expected completion date of October 2019. At the same Academy, Ministry of National Health Services Regulations and time, work continued in Uttar Pradesh on two additional existing Gates Coordination, Government of Pakistan. As part of the Community Foundation projects, focusing on Child Health and Nutrition. Health Sciences Bold Ideas 2017-2018 colloquium series, Dr. Hafeez shared Pakistan’s experience in developing their National Health Vision. In Kenya, the USAID funded LINKAGEs project (funded through Family During the colloquium, Dr. Hafeez was able to share Pakistan’s progress Health International) was extended to September 2018. The project towards achieving universal health care, explain the requirement of is based in Nairobi, Kenya, with the Kenya based Technical Support providing social protection due to health shocks and out of pocket Unit, together with our international colleagues in India, providing expenditures, as well as report on progress on the innovative approach of technical support for HIV prevention programs for key populations the Prime Minister’s Health Program. During this visit, he also met with in South Sudan, Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Ivory Coast various faculty members and students, exchanging ideas and experiences. and Haiti. The Kenya Technical Support unit also continues work on the Gates Foundation funded projects focusing on the sustainability of In October 2017, a three-day meeting of core CGPH faculty, staff nda voluntary medical male circumcision program, and on the design and global colleagues was convened, with a total of 21 participants from implementation of models for delivering HIV prevention programs for Canada, India, Nigeria, Kenya and Pakistan in attendance. The meeting key populations. objectives were to explore and finalize the strategic plan for the Centre, to set key priorities for the Centre in alignment with the strategic plan, In Ukraine, the CIHR funded project is examining the impact of and to develop an implementation plan based on the strategic plan and political conflict on the dynamics of sex work and the HIV/STI and core priorities. During the meeting, global partners shared overviews of HCV epidemics, in collaboration with a Ukrainian partner. In Pakistan, current country programs with a view to alignment of programs with the work continues on the project “External evaluation of the Umeed-e-Nau Centre’s long term strategic goals. Throughout the meeting, participants (UeN) initiative to support women and girls in Pakistan”. One objective were encouraged to share ideas and roadblocks, express opinions and of this project focuses on the translation of knowledge and methods to concerns, and visions for the Centre moving forward. The meeting support the government of Pakistan and provinces to adopt and scale- provided a valuable platform for understanding the opportunities as well up evidence-based interventions that are the focus of the UeN project. as the obstacles when planning for the future, with each country group Discussions with the Ministry of National Health Services Regulation identifying unique perspectives. and Coordination have led to partnering with the Health Services Academy to provide technical inputs for the maternal neonatal and child Knowledge Translation health component of the Ministry’s “Health and Population Think Tank”. The Health and Population Think Tank (HPTT), Pakistan, operates as an independent entity of the Ministry of National Health Services, In addition to moving ahead with existing projects, the Centre was Regulations and Coordination in Pakistan, and is housed in the academic awarded several new grants. A Proof of Concept grant agreement was environment of the Health Services Academy. The main roles of the executed with Grand Challenges Canada, for the project “Stars in Global HPTT include identifying researchable needs and conducting analysis on Health: Integrated innovation to improve maternal, newborn and child existing research, providing a platform for discussion on priority health health (MNCH): the graphless partograph”. The project objective is to issues, reviewing current health policy, organizing policy discussion, and train health care providers at participating facilities in Kenya to use developing policy briefs and guidelines. As an official member of the the graphless partograph on laboring women, to enable the correct HPTT, Dr. James Blanchard was invited to participate in the introductory identification and referral of women with obstructed labor in order to meeting held in Islamabad, Pakistan on May 15, 2017. As well, the reduce maternal mortality. Also, in Kenya, a subaward agreement was University was able to participate in the organization of the 8th Annual signed with the University of California, San Francisco, for the project Public Health Conference of the Health Sciences Academy in December “Key populations mapping and size estimation in 32 counties in Kenya”. 2017. The conference provided a platform where international and The mapping and estimation exercise was to be done in two phases. In
23 national experts share the latest research, innovations and ideas. During CANU REACH After School Program this conference, Dr. Blanchard participated in the plenary session “Global After school program allowing inner city Grades 7-9 students (71 this Agenda for Health – Ensuring universal health care and promoting well- year) to explore a possible career in the health sector. One hundred and being for all ages”. In addition, the University of Manitoba was able to twenty-seven Rady Faculty of Health Science students, including 36 med host a plenary session on Early Childhood Development. students, volunteered for the October – February program.
STAFF RESEARCH AND EVALUATION Faculty: B.Sc. Med: Nicholas Krueger Dr. James Blanchard, Director; Dr. Stephen Moses, Associate Director; Supported student’s final year of sharing research findings with First Dr. Lisa Avery, Dr. Ramesh Banadakoppa Manjappa, Dr. Marissa Becker, Nations Communities: A Qualitative Action Research Study. Dr. Ties Boerma, Dr. Maryanne Crockett, Dr. Faran Emmanuel, Dr. Shiva Halli, Dr. Robert Lorway, Dr. Michael Pickles, Dr. Nancy Yu Indigenous Pipeline Programs Facilitated collaboration between the Officef o Rural and Northern Research Associates/Assistants Health, ACCESS Programs, and Ongomiizwin Student Centre to Dr. Eve Cheuk, Ms. Elizabeth Hamilton, Ms. Adina Lakser, Dr. Lorine enhance and coordinate pipeline activities. This work also includes Pelly, Dr. Deepa Sankaran development of Health Careers in a Box kits, which our learners will take PhD Student Research Assistants to communities. Ms. Dhiwya Attawar, Ms. Claudyne Chevrier, Ms. Elsabe du Plessis, Ms. Lisa Lazarus, Ms. Leigh McClarty, Mr. Dessalegn Melesse, Mr. Souradet Rady Faculty of Health Sciences Mentorship Program Shaw, Ms. Laura Thompson, Mr. Lahiru Wickramasinghe, The Alan Klass Memorial Program for Health Equity provided a monetary prize during the 2017 Communities and Collaboration MSc Student Research Assistant Symposium to medical students Helen Teklemariam and Amanda Fontes. Mr. Anthony Huynh These students are using the funds to develop a mentorship program for Administration undergraduate students interested in careers in the health professions. Ms. Doris Kuzma, Senior Project Manager; Ms. Carol Sigurdson, Administrative Assistant; Ms. Cecilia Dimalaluan, Financial Assistant; Student Travel Awards Ms. Stacie Ross, Project Administrator; Ms. Stella Leung, Programmer/ The Alan Klass Student Travel Awards supported thirteen students to Analyst; Ms. Aruni Tennakoon, Programmer/Analyst; Mr. Henry Dyck, travel on study electives to Lebanon, Finland, Nepal, Bulgaria, Panama, Information Technologist Mexico, Romania, Israel, Hungary, Kenya, Malawi, Ireland and Nunavut. Upon their return, they produced a reflective paper related to a health COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT equity concern they encountered. There was an evening presentation of Dr. Ian Whetter, Co-Lead, Officef o Community Engagement their travel reflections in September 2017. Karen Cook, Co-Lead, Officef o Community Engagement Another nine students travelled to the Philippines with Dr. Raquel ALAN KLASS MEMORIAL PROGRAM FOR HEALTH EQUITY Consunji-Araneta in February 2018. The Tolkien Trust Foundation has supported the development of the Alan Klass Memorial Program for Health Equity to enable the Alan Klass Memorial Address undergraduate program to fulfill its commitment to understanding Dr. Trevor Young, MD/83, Dean, Faculty of Medicine, University of and addressing health inequities and our social responsibility. Several Toronto delivered the Alan Klass Memorial Address during the White initiatives that support this commitment are fundamentally connected to Coat Ceremony on August 23, 2017. community engagement programs outlined in this report. Highlights of year-round programs financially supported are immediately below. The COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS AND PROGRAMS Community Engagement section in the next few pages provides a more Mini–University fulsome reporting of these programs. This year Community Engagement sponsored the Hamidi brothers from Syria to attend Mini-U camp at Fort Garry. Salih, Yahya, Yusef and Year–Round Programs Ibrahim all indicated they enjoyed the activities during the camp, such as WISH Clinic dodge ball and wall climbing. A full article appeared in UM Today and The Alan Klass Program supported the WISH Clinic again this year. The can be read at http://news.umanitoba.ca/speaking-the-language-of-fun/ clinic continues to serve as an excellent opportunity for students to gain exposure to clinical practice in a multidisciplinary setting with a focus Basketball Programs on non-judgmental, comprehensive care. A full report of activities is STAFF VS STUDENTS Basketball Fundraiser included below. This annual fundraising event was held on March 13 in the Joe Doupe gymnasium. Funds raised from this event support two very important Biomedical Youth Program inner city basketball initiatives – the Basketball for Inner City Kids and Enhanced Science program for inner city early years students. Weeklong Summer Weekend Inner City Supervised Hoops programs. camp in July at the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences (100+ participants) and two summer camps in Northern Manitoba. This year northern camps were held at Opaskwayak Cree Nation and in the Town of The Pas (38 students). A full report of activities is included below.
Jacob Penner Park Program Students offering safe play opportunities for children in the Bannatyne Campus neighbourhood. Twenty medical students participated in the JPP program this year.
24 Once again, the student team held onto their victorious streak for the third year in a row. Thank you to all players and supporters!
Staff Team: Dennis Bayomi, CHI/CHS Student Team: Henry Huang, Children’s Health Amir Ali, Medicine Research Institute of MB Jesse Garber, Medicine Justin Pablo, Brodie Gym/UM Josh Jones, Medicine Active Living Monty Singh, Medicine Dr. Katinka Stecina, Physiology Ephraim Hui, Occupational Steven Dreger, CHI Therapy UM Today published a story about the breakfast and link is attached: Dr. Duane Funk, Anesthesia Man Doan, Respiratory Therapy http://news.umanitoba.ca/community-partner-recognition-breakfast- Dr. Dylan Mackay, CHI & CHS Matthew Levesque, Medicine bannatyne/ Ken Rodie, Physical Plant Joseph Lo, Physiotherapy Rodel Lat, IT Nick Czehryn, Medicine OPPORTUNITIES FOR BANNATYNE STUDENTS Richard Chaput, Physical Plant Orientation Week Ethan Bohn, Anesthesia and On September 15, 480 incoming Rady of Faculty of Health Science Medicine students visited various agencies in the community to learn about Kim Li, Post-graduate Medicine services/programs and available volunteering and service learning Education opportunities. Community Engagement staff orkedw with the Officef o Basketball for Inner-City Kids (BBICK) Interprofessional Collaboration to coordinate these activities, including a With fundraising dollars from the annual basketball game in the spring, debrief session at the end of the day for all student participants. Debrief the department was able to purchase approximately 600 basketballs. meetings with partnering agencies were held separately throughout Thank you to all who made donations! Volunteers delivered basketballs to September-November. graduating grade 6 students from sixteen community schools. This year we also provided students at Opaskwayak Cree Nation with basketballs Global Health Concentration Program (GHCP) during our annual northern Biomedical Youth camp in July. The Alan Klass Memorial Program for Health Equity once again Summer Weekend Inner-City Supervised Hoops (SWISH) – The SWISH supported the student-run GHCP program. The program has grown over program ran from July 8 – August 19 with our busiest year and increased the last several years with over 100 Med 1 and 2s participating in local to number of local youth attending. Our final day on August 19 hosted a global volunteer and service learning activities. Community Engagement record 63 youth! Thank you to all SWISH staff, volunteers and partnering staff liaise with community agencies to identify local opportunities for community agencies. Thank you also to our program partners: participants. This year, students attended programs at Jacob Penner Basketball Manitoba, City of Winnipeg, Youth Agencies Alliance, Park, WISH Clinic, Winnipeg Harvest, Siloam Mission, Immigrant and Physical Plant, Parking and Security Services at Bannatyne. Refugee Community of Manitoba and others to complete the required 4 hours of engagement per month. Students also met monthly for Community Events presentations on global health issues. At the end of the two-year program, Community Engagement supported the following events this past year: students receive a recognition letter from the Dean for completing the program and for their ongoing support of global health issues. • Rich Man Poor Man Dinner, Global Health Student Group • Nutrition Council CanU After-School Program • North End Community Helpers Network, Volunteer Appreciation Dinner This 13-week program wrapped up on February 15 and a celebration was • Rainbow Centre Spring Fling held on April 24 for families, youth and RFHS student volunteers. The CanU program at Bannatyne continues to be a very successful program • IRCOM grocery shuttle program for both participants – grade 7-9 youth from low socio-economic • Dufferin School – programs for Family Centre backgrounds – and Rady Faculty of Health Science student volunteers. • Freighthouse girls hockey team The year finished with 71 participants and 127 RFHS students. • Pathways to Education summer programs • UM Pride Week BIOMEDICAL YOUTH PROGRAM (BYP) • North End Community Helpers Network – Lighting up the Avenue Dr. James Gilchrist, Director • Hugh John Macdonald land based education partnership Since, its inception in 2006, the BYP has maintained a deep commitment • Campus Tours for: to developing a strong Indigenous science enrichment program based at both the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences as well as the Inner City • Daniel MacIntyre high school Science Centre at Niji Mahkwa Middle School. The BYP has achieved this • Hugh John Macdonald administration and guests (Cross Lake Otter partly through a highly supportive partnership with WSD educational Nelson High School) consultants as well as with relevant community youth groups such as CSI, • Pinkham School CanU, Dreams at West Broadway Youth Outreach, Health Careers Access Program (HCAP) and Winnipeg Aboriginal Sport Achievement Centre March Community Breakfast (WASAC). This year has seen the BYP expand both its programming and The first Community Partner Recognition Breakfast was held on March increase its funding base. 15 in the Joe Doupe Concourse. The purpose of bringing community partners and RFHS faculty, staff nda students together is to convey BYP Summer Science Camps gratitude to the community partners for providing valuable, community- The BYP Summer Camp is an outreach initiative of the BYP, where based learning activities for RFHS students. participants carry out hands-on science activities encompassing topics from Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Rehabilitation Sciences, and Basic
25 Sciences. The Camp is for students from grades 5 to 12 and is held mainly funding has allowed us to support volunteer stipends and provide in various research and teaching areas at the Rady Faculty of Health bussing for kids from Niji Mahkwa ICSC to the main Fort Garry campus Sciences. It is organized into daily 90-minute morning and afternoon on two field days in April. sessions from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Each session is supported by university student volunteers acting as both Activity leaders and Group This club is very well supported by kids, parents, volunteers and school leaders. This is our most intense activity involving the organization teachers. Right now we have a group of 25 graduate students and 10 of up to ~150 camp participants and 80 volunteers in a week-long undergraduate students that contribute on a rotating basis to both weekly program. An important component of this camp is our ability to host and weekend science activities. Building community amongst students science activity sessions for visiting students via the Health Careers in this way has helped us raise the quality of the program by “training” Access Program (HCAP). Our sustained partnership with this group (via students about how to fully engage kids and present difficult concepts in Noreen Wishart and Wayne Heide) has met with tremendous success, a straightforward way. which has now led to their proposal to the Indigenous Initiatives Fund to expand our relationship. WASAC Junior Doctors Camp This winter term the BYP also offered a similar weekly science Northern Mobile Summer Science Camp (4th week in July) enrichment programming to a group of junior high school kids from Annually, BYP volunteers and staff from the Department of Community Isaac Newton School who were registered with the Winnipeg Aboriginal Health Sciences travel to First Nations communities in northern Sports Achievement Centre. This is a new initiative wherein ~20 First- Manitoba (e.g. Opaskwayak Cree Nation, Mosakahiken Cree Nation) to Nations junior high kids in the WASAC program spend 2 hours every deliver a very successful and rewarding mobile BYP summer camp in week throughout the academic year engaged in science activities run out late July. The northern camp is free to students from grades 6 to 9 and of the suite of BYP labs and instructional areas on the 3rd floor of the includes cultural and arts components provided by community members Medical Services Building. This program is known colloquially as the and volunteers. “Junior Doctors Camp”. It ran every Thursday afternoon for kids from Isaac Newton School and was supported by a grant from the Indigenous 47th Annual Winnipeg School Division Science Fair, April 5, 2017 Initiative Fund. In April of each year, the BYP supports the WSD and running of the Annual Winnipeg School Division Science Fair. BYP volunteers are Mentoring of Junior and Senior High School student science projects needed to assist as poster judges and activity leaders during this one-day Throughout the year the BYP receives requests from grade 7-12 students activity. This year’s event convened at Bannatyne campus on April 5, with to receive mentoring for their science projects the results of which they over 500 students participating. This included just over 300 projects from present at various annual school science fairs. Volunteers work with grade 4-12 levels. Approximately 150 judges were tasked with identifying faculty members and graduate students in supporting lab-based research top winners in each category. endeavours. Last year in 2017, one BYP-mentored student from Acadia School won Gold at the Manitoba Schools Science Symposium and was The winners of the University of Manitoba Science Innovator Awards were: selected to represent Manitoba at the Canada Wide Science Symposium Elementary: Coby Samphir, Brock Corydon – “Spice Hacks” in Regina. This year, 2 BYP-mentored students from Fort Richmond Intermediate: Izzy Marquez and Lidia Imbrogno, Grant Park High Collegiate again won gold at the MSSS competition and also qualified for School – “Does Bacteria Rupture when it comes in contact with the wing the Canada Wide Science Symposium in Ottawa. of an insect? Senior (Tie): YaWen Huang, Grant Park High School – “Secreted WISH CLINIC Amyloid Precursor Protein Alpha as a Therapeutic for Diabetic Liam Fullerton, WISH Clinic Facilitator Encephalopahty” Cathy Tat, Viacheslav Panchenko, Student Co-Chairs Jacob Harvey, Grant Park High School – “Resistance to Contamination under Various Carbon Substrates” This student-led clinic is located in the Point Douglas area of Winnipeg, operating out of the Mount Carmel Clinic. Student clinics operate on Frontier School Division Visit to UM Sundays from 1-5 pm and provide an interprofessional opportunity for On May 31 and June 1, 36 grade 5-8 students from Birdtail Sioux and all U of M students to obtain experience in a clinical setting, as well as Grand Rapids Schools visited the Bannatyne and Fort Garry campuses working with underserved populations. for two days of interactive health science activities. Volunteer medicine and science students facilitated the sessions, along with Dr. James WISH provides a singular experience of learning between both Gilchrist. Teachers, students and chaperones conveyed their gratitude to community members and students. Both groups learn and take U of M staff nda volunteers for developing a fun and interesting visit. ownership of parts of WISH through the clinics on Sunday, whether through direct suggestions, comments over a shared meal, or more Inner City Science Centre formal written feedback. Everyone has something to gain from participating in WISH Clinic. Saturday Science Club The BYP again offered grade 5-8 WSD kids an opportunity to participate In 2017-2018 WISH’s team of 307 University of Manitoba students in its Saturday Science Club, which started in January 2015 as a logged 3,284 volunteer hours at the student-run clinic. Students provided collaboration with the Faculty of Science. Each year this program has health engagement, programming, and clinical care to Point Douglas grown and this year we have had four of the twenty WSD kids registering residents while gaining interprofessional experience and education. from Niji Mahkwa with a large percentage of them self-identifying as This year 4,004 patrons visited the clinic, engaging in activities with Indigenous. This year, we were fortunate to receive external funding student volunteers ranging from accessing healthy and nutritious foods, support for this program through the Maurice Price Foundation. This educational programming, clinical care and acquiring harm reduction
26 supplies if needed. WISH is proud to have provided direct clinical care Client Attendance Totals for 2017-2018 to 93 patients in an encouraging atmosphere that is supportive of all life choices, culturally-informed; and in a context where there is a real Client Age (years) adherence to compassionate client-centered care. Learning at WISH happens not only between students and community members, but also 0-2 3-12 13-20 21-30 31-64 65+ All ages between students of differing faculties and colleges. As an example, many Male 20 138 83 356 989 172 1174 students have commented that they had no idea where the spheres of care between medicine, pharmacy, and occupational therapy overlapped before coming to WISH. Female 22 182 105 410 739 144 1273 Students from the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, Dr. Gerald Niznick College of Dentistry, Max Rady College of Medicine and the Colleges of Total number of patrons 3360 Pharmacy, Nursing and Rehabilitation Sciences (Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Respiratory Therapy), the School of Dental Hygiene, 440 at Family Fun Day Picnic, 204 at Holiday Party 4004 and Faculties of Agriculture, Psychology, and Science worked together to coordinate programs during clinical hours. Approximately 770 student Total number of patrons accessing clinical services (93 walk-in + 76 169 clinical experiences were hosted, where learners participated under the immunizations) guidance of experienced mentors, learning the complexities of providing clinical services to patients such as wound care, mental health, sexual and reproductive health, cold and flu, rashes and ailments, and others. Volunteer Shifts Distribution by Field of Study All while under an interprofessional framework, both our mentors and students work with different colleges and professions each shift. nI Dental Hygiene 54 the community room, students worked together to distribute healthy Agriculture/Nutrition 58 food and host health engagement programming, creating a safe space to engage patrons about their health challenges and possible solutions. Medicine 235 Consistently WISH has been gaining the trust of the community, in Nursing 47 that many of its members feel comfortable discussing a variety of life Occupational Therapy 78 challenges over the refreshments we offer. In this context, students learned about the direct effects of the social determinants of health of Physical Therapy 29 Point Douglas, and about the professional care needed in this unique Pharmacy 110 context. Psychology 5 Clinical Care Science & Other 121 WISH operates on Sunday afternoons to provide access to patrons who have difficulty accessing medical care, especially for reasons of time, Total 770 transportation, childcare or other constraints. Our programs facilitate inclusion despite these issues, offering things like our kids games and WISH Clinic Mentor Shift Distribution by Profession crafts table to allow parents to receive care while their children are taken care of. Client-centered, non-judgmental care, and interprofessional Medicine 26 learning for our volunteers are cornerstones of WISH’s mission in Point Nursing 17 Douglas. WISH clinical services operated for a total of 104 hours – 4 Pharmacy 16 hours per shift orf a total of 26 shifts in which clinical services were offered. In addition, we were able to offer 93 hours of community drop- Physical Therapy 8 in programming – 3 hours per shift, orf a total of 31 shifts. Dental Hygiene 1
Other significant stats Total 68 • Three (3) community immunization clinics at the following sites: Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre, Mount Carmel Clinic, and the Indigenous Family Centre on Selkirk Avenue. Seventy-six (76) residents received COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT - MOVING FORWARD their immunizations at these clinics. Social Accountability Committee • WISH adopted a theme-day format for some of its clinics and within On September 1 the context of health engagement for patrons of the clinic. Some of the themes this year: Influenza & Immunization, Diabetes Information & Dr. Brian Postl recently appointed Karen Cook and Dr. Ian Whetter to Management, Naloxone Training & Drug Overdose Recognition, STI the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences Social Accountability Committee. Screening & Prevention, Oral Health, and Pharmacy Awareness. The Committee works to ensure the Rady Faculty is widely inclusive of the population it serves. The Social Accountability Committee includes • Special Events for the Point Douglas Community: Teddy Bear’s Picnic representatives from all Rady Faculty Colleges as well as members of the (440 attendees) and the Holiday Party (204). community. The committee will act as an advisory board to the new Officef o Community Engagement.
27 Office Of Community Engagement Biostatistics Group Bioinformatics and Clinical Research While Community Engagement activities have taken place across various Computational Biolo- Data Rady Faculty Colleges, the new Office of Community Engagement will gy Group advance and expand this work and work more closely with the new Rady Faculty Social Accountability Committee. Activities will focus on the Loring Chuchmach, Dr. Wattamon following: MA, Analyst & Con- Srisakuldee, Special sultant Projects Advisor 1. Coordination: Streamline communication with community organizations - reduce redundancies, enhance synergistic Robert Balshaw, Matt Levesque, RED- programming among colleges, and better position RFHS to effectively PhD, Biostatistical Cap Assistant respond to community feedback and needs. In addition, coordinate Consultant inventory and information gathering to inform the responsibilities of Naomi Hamm, Re- the RFHS Social Accountability Committee. search Assistant 2. Accountability: Community consultations will ensure regular, ongoing, Josie Diato, Research Administrative Coordinator collaborative conversations with community partners to guide RFHS Post-Doctoral Fellows: Dr. Shuman Yang, Dr. Svetlana Frenkel, Dr. Iraj work and priorities. This is imperative for the RFHS to achieve Yadegari social accountability and aligns with the work of the RFHS Social PhD Students: Aynslie Hinds, Lin Xue, Lixia Zhang, Olawale Ayilara Accountability Committee. MSc Students: Saeed Al-Azazi, Rasif Ajwad, Xuan Chen, Allison Feely, 3. Reciprocity: Coordination of faculty-level initiatives will ensure Nikta Feizi, Md. Mohaiminul Islam, Xuejing Jiang, Cynthia Kpekpena, community partners are recognized for their important role. Yixiu Liu, Qian Lu, Stephanie Monkman, Fatma Osman, Rayhan Shik- der, Ye Tian, Jiaying You, Hanxiao Zhao, Kelcie Witges These priority areas for the Officef o Community Engagement will elevate expectations of respectful and mutually beneficial relationships between Highlights for the Data Science Platform, 2017-18 the Rady Faculty and community partners, and is in line with the • Dr. Lisa Lix received an Award of Recognition for Service, Public Health University’s strategic plan. Agency of Canada, 2017. • Kelcie Witges (MSc student) received the Mindel and Tom Olenick DATA SCIENCE PLATFORM, GEORGE AND FAY Research Studentship in Medicine for 2017. The award was $11,500. YEE CENTRE FOR HEALTHCARE INNOVATION • Allison Feely and Olawale Ayilara received stipends from the Dr. Lisa Lix, Platform Lead Visualization and Disease Analytics (VADA) Training Program, which is funded by the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of The Data Science Platform in the George and Fay Yee Centre for Canada Healthcare Innovation is comprised of the Biostatistics Group, Computational Biology and Bioinformatics Group and Clinical Numbers for the Data Science Platform, 2017-18 Research Data Group. These groups within the Platform facilitate the development, management, linkage, analysis and visualization of • 53: Number of workshops, short courses, and training sessions offered clinical, administrative and other data resources for patient-oriented by Data Science Platform members and invited guests research. The Data Science Platform works in close collaboration with • 16: Number of new peer-reviewed grants received by Data Science the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy and other organizations to Platform members achieve its three-fold mandate of research, collaboration, and training. • 90 Number of peer-review publications by Data Science Platform The Platform’s faculty, staff and trainees bring expertise in statistics and members biostatistics, computer science, information management, bioinformatics, computational biology, public health, and health services research. HEALTH ECONOMICS Dr. Evelyn Forget Platform faculty and staff members include: Biostatistics Group Bioinformatics and Clinical Research David Calnitsky, a SSHRC-funded postdoctoral fellow in the economics Computational Data lab, accepted a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in the Biology Group Department of Sociology at Western University, where he began working in January 2018. He was replaced by Musah Khalid, who earned his PhD Depeng Jiang, PhD, Pingzhao Hu, PhD, Kristine Kroeker, from the economics department at the University of Manitoba in 2017. Associate Professor, Assistant Professor, MSc, Data Analyst Musah is examining the recent increase in “deaths of despair” – deaths Dept. of Community Dept. of Biochemistry and Consultant due to suicide, drug poisoning and alcohol abuse among late middle-aged Health Sciences, Lead, and Medical Genetics people – that has been documented in most high-income countries. Biostatistics Group Brenden Dufault, Wayne Xu, PhD, Lin Yan, PhD, MPH, Evelyn Forget continues to work on Basic Income, and has been MSc, Biostatistical Assistant Professor, Senior Data Analyst appointed to the evaluation team overseeing the Ontario Basic Income Consultant Dept. of Biochemistry experiment. She has also been contacted for advice by Quebec, British and Medical Genetics Columbia, Scotland, Finland and Barcelona as they plan and undertake (to March 31, 2018) their own experiments, and by the Y-Combinator funded experiment Rasheda Rabbani, Dennis Bayomi, in the US. She continues to serve as a subject-matter advisor for 100 PhD, Biostatistical MSc, Research Data Resilient Cities funded through the Rockefeller Institute, and has Consultant Administrator delivered keynotes and plenaries at the London School of Economics, the
28 Centre Walras (Lausanne), Kela (Helsinki), Lisbon School of Economics New researchers Drs. Marcelo Urquia and Nathan Nickel are growing and Management, Queen’s University, University of Toronto, McMaster their research programs. Dr. Urquia began his term as Canadian University and elsewhere. Her work on Basic Income has now been the Research Chair (Tier II) in Applied Public Health, focusing on immigrant subject of many podcasts, webinars, magazine articles and at least four health and well-being, gender-based health inequalities, and refugee documentaries. She is also serving a two-year term as president of the settlement. Dr. Nickel is building his program looking at breastfeeding History of Economics Society, and has been appointed a member of the and advancing maternity practices with partners across North America. scientific advisory board of the Calgary School of Public Policy. MCHP recruited a new researcher, Dr. Alyson Mahar who is building her The Manitoba Research Data Centre, as part of the national Canadian research program focused particularly on groups such as military service Research Data Centre Network, successfully received 5-year competitive personnel and their families and veterans and others who experience funding commitments through CIHR and SSHRC, and also received disrupted and discontinuous access to healthcare. Her research program CFI funding for infrastructure renewal. During 2017, Evelyn served as a will expand the research of the Centre and the data in the Repository, and member of the inaugural board and as Vice-Chair of the Academic Board bring in new partners. for CRDCN. MCHP has 132 Publications and supported 23 PhD students and 21 MSc Staff Students. The Manitoba Population Research Data Repository supports Post-Doctoral Fellow: Musah Khalid 277 studies including 18 MSc theses, and 14 PhD theses PhD Students: Yang Cui (CHS), Alex Peden (IIS), Pranay Das (Economics), Ebtihal Ali (CHS) Under the ongoing contract to Manitoba Health, MCHP released two MSc Students: Nicole Herpai (CHS), Farnoosh Khaloei Pour deliverables this year and delivered four for release during 2018:
Continuing Grants Describing Patient Populations for the My Health Team Initiative Evelyn L Forget (PI), SSHRC Insight Grant “The social effects of a Chateau D, Katz A, Metge C, Taylor C, McDougall C, McCulloch S guaranteed annual income” The province of Manitoba is in the process of restructuring primary David Calnitsky (PI); Evelyn Forget (Co-I): SSHRC Insight Development care through the development of My Health Teams, which are networks Grant “The Labour Market and Its Alternatives: investigating Manitoba’s consisting of primary care providers (physicians and nurse practitioners) Mincome Experiment” and other professionals from health or related disciplines (e.g., dieticians, mental health counsellors, social workers). This study described the patient populations that current or future My Health Teams could MANITOBA CENTRE FOR HEALTH POLICY expect to provide care to. We examined where patients access primary Dr. Alan Katz, Director care in relation to where they live in order to provide a more accurate description of patient populations. We also examined if patients were Manitoba Centre for Health Policy researchers are leading 15 grant- high users of services, medically complex, or socially complex. The last funded research projects, bringing in $8.3 million to Manitoba. They are category addresses the social determinants of health and this was the first also co-investigators on 50 projects worth $49.5 million, including the study to apply these social complexity indicators across the province. In newly extended Canadian Network for Observational Drug Effect Studies addition, we examined the overlap between these three types of patients (CNODES) program to look at drug prescription use and impacts, led in to determine how distinct patients with social complexities and medical Manitoba by Dr. Dan Chateau ($17.5 million). complexities were, and whether these patients were also high user of services. Manitoba Centre for Health Policy researchers have been involved in a growing number of projects to support First Nation, Inuit and Metis health Variations in Resource Use and Costs of Hospital Care in Manitoba and well-being. Dr. Marni Brownell is leading a 3-year study to evaluate Nickel N, Finlayson G, Fransoo R, Dragan R, Burchill C, Ekuma O, programs aiming to support resiliency in children from First Nation and Thomson T, Rajotte L, Ginter J, Soodeen R-A, Burchill S Metis communities; Dr. Mariette Chartier is leading a 3-year study to evaluate programs promoting mental health and suicide prevention in Hospital expenditures comprise over 40% of provincial healthcare schools; and Dr. Alan Katz is leading a 5-year primary healthcare program spending. As well, hospital expenditures have increased over the looking at delivery options in First Nation and rural/remote communities. As past several years. This study aimed to identify drivers of hospital well, researchers are contributing as co-investigators on projects looking at expenditures, over time. The study team used hospital expenditure data kidney healthcare, heart health and developing population-based health and along with administrative health records to examine several factors, well-being strategies for Inuit populations. which may be related costs; for example, whether costs are being driven by sociodemographic changes in the patient population. As well, this Over the past year, MCHP has built some new partnerships that have project took an in-depth exploration of the financial data recorded across resulted in new research and new data into the Manitoba Population the province. Research Data Repository. For example, partnering with Food and Human Nutritional Sciences and Winnipeg Harvest on food and nutrition security. New for 2017, MCHP developed an innovative way of delivering policy- In addition, Centre researchers looked at diabetes medication prescribing relevant work for the government, through Quick Turn-around Projects. patterns for the Health Research Foundation, and Dr. Alan Katz has These projects are focused on answering short questions, or providing developed a new partnership with the RehFit Centre and Wellness Institute tools to government staff ot extract the results of analyses themselves. This to explore the impact of their programs on health outcomes. program is supporting capacity building within government. Four projects were completed this year, and MCHP will be doing more next year.
29 KNOWLEDGE TRANSLATION Manitoba Centre for Health Policy brings government departments and rural health agencies together to exchange information about research in the province. In the past, MCHP has had separate days for Health Authorities and a day for Government. On September 26, 2018, MCHP brought everyone together for a single ‘Evidence to Action’ Workshop. MCHP staff facilitated at tables where staff from different government departments mixed with staff from health authorities. The focus of the day was a Whole Government Approach, considering multi-sectoral impacts of social programs, and system coordination.
STUDENTS SUPERVISED Student Program Topic/Title Expected Defense Date Advisor Deepa Singal Ph.D. CHS Defended August 2017 Marni Brownell Heather Skelton M.Sc. Medical Defended June 2017 Marni Brownell Rehabilitation (Committee member) Megan Bell Ph.D. University of Early childhood predictors of Defended May 2017 Marni Brownell (External Western Australia school readiness Examiner) Kirsten Bourque M.Sc - CHS Defended June 2017 Alan Katz Jason Randall Ph.D - CHS Validation of Administrative Data Defended 2018 Les Roos for Self-Harm Outcomes Using a Clinical Database Julie Erickson Ph.D - Psychology Measuring Psychosocial Needs Defended 2017 Malcolm Doupe within Nursing Homes: Perspectives of Family Members Amanpreet Brar B.Med. University of Determine whether son-biased sex 2018 Marcelo Urquia Toronto ratios among Indian immigrants to Canada change with increasing maternal time since immigration Ning Liu Ph.D. University of Toronto Abortion in Ontario 2018 Marcelo Urquia Chantal Ramjaj Ph.D. University of Toronto Socioeconomic status and birth 2018 Marcelo Urquia outcomes in Canada and its peer nations Ariel Pulver Ph.D. University of Toronto Understanding pregnancy outcomes 2018 Marcelo Urquia using a within-women between pregnancies approach Anita Durksen PhD- CHS Resilience in Marginalized Children 2020 Nathan Nickel, Marni Brownell Janelle Lee MSc- CHS Children in Care 2021 Nathan Nickel Michael Paille MSc- CHS Substance use and mental health 2020 Nathan Nickel using administrative data in CHS Natalie Biswanger MSc- CHS Biostatistics and Epidemiology 2020 Nathan Nickel Stream in CHS Kimberley Mitchell PhD- Nursing Reading Self-Efficacy in 2021 Nathan Nickel (Committee Undergraduate Education Member) Wanda Phillips- PhD- AHS Prenatal Care Among First Nations 2021 Nathan Nickel, Marni Beck Women Brownell (Committee Member) Mahin Delara PhD- AHS Maternal Medication Use and Gut 2021 Nathan Nickel (Committee Microbiota Member) Elizabeth Wall- PhD- CHS Maternal Depression and 2018 Les Roos Weiller Apprehension by Child and Family Services
30 STUDENTS SUPERVISED Student Program Topic/Title Expected Defense Date Advisor Leah Sullivan MSc- CHS Impact of Renal Kidney Disease on 2019 Nathan Nickel (Committee Child Health Member) Carly Lowedkys MSc- CHS Application of Propensity Score 2019 Nathan Nickel (Committee Methods to Examine the Impacts of Member) Cardiac Surgery Stephanie Monkman MSc- CHS Estimating the Completeness 2019 Nathan Nickel (Committee of Physician Billing Claims: An Member) Application of Three-Source Capture-Recapture Methods Ried Whitlock MSc- CHS Comparative Effectiveness of Oral 2018 Nathan Nickel (Committee Antihyperglycemic Agents in Member) Patients with Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease Lyndsey Dahl MSc- CHS Health and Education Outcomes of 2018 Nathan Nickel (Committee Roots of Empathy Member) Janelle DeRocquiny Ph.D - CHS 2018 Mariette Chartier (Committee member) Cheryl Cusak Ph. D - Nursing 2018 Mariette Chartier (Committee member) Laurie McPherson Ph. D – Family Studies 2020 Mariette Chartier (Committee member) Janique Fortier M.Sc- CHS 2020 Mariette Chartier (Committee member) Rae Spiwak Ph.D - CHS 2019 Mariette Chartier (Committee member) Scott Kehler Ph.D - CHS 2019 Mariette Chartier (External Committee) Nicole Herpai M.Sc - CHS 2018 Alan Katz Katelin McDermott M.Sc - CHS 2018 Alan Katz Deanna Mackay M.Sc - CHS 2018 Alan Katz Alex Peden Ph.D - CHS A Comparison of Funding Models 2019 Alan Katz, Malcolm Doupe for Supportive Housing in Manitoba Matthew Stargardter Ph.D - CHS 2019 Alan Katz Susan Burchill M.Sc - CHS 2020 Marni Brownell Janelle B Ram Lee M.Sc - CHS 2020 Marni Brownell Shannon Struck M.Sc - CHS 2019 Marni Brownell Javiera Pumarino M.Sc – University of British 2019 Marni Brownell Columbia (Committee member) Amani Hamad Ph.D - Pharmacy 2021 Marni Brownell (Committee member) Nicole Barrett M.Sc - CHS 2019 Marni Brownell (Committee member) Tammy Taillieu Ph.D Applied Health 2022 Marni Brownell Sciences (Committee member) Amanda Adams- Ph.D - Nursing Vocalization Behaviours and 2020 Malcolm Doupe Fryatt Depression among Personal Care (Committee Member) Home Residents Alex Villafranca Ph.D -Interdisciplinary 2019 Malcolm Doupe Studies Jennifer Fulcher M.Sc - Nursing Emergency Nurses’ Experiences of 2019 Malcolm Doupe – internal Caring for Patients with Dementia examiner
31 COURSES TAUGHT
Undergrad/Graduate Course ref Title Instructors
Undergraduate PH105, PH113, PH149 Population Health and Medicine Nathan Nickel
Undergraduate PH109, PH124 Alan Katz
Undergraduate PH125, PH126, PH127, PH128, PH142, PH151 Dan Chateau
Undergraduate PH130, PH134, PH147 Dan Chateau, Nathan Nickel
Graduate CHSC 7310 Epidemiology of Health Care Marni Brownell, Noralou Roos, Randy Fransoo Graduate CHSC 7500 Core Concepts in Public Health Randy Fransoo
Graduate CHSC 7520 Principles of Epidemiology Nathan Nickel
Graduate CHSC 7540 Advanced Epidemiology Marcelo Urquia
Graduate CHSC 7610 Introduction to Structural Equation Lisa Lix Modelling Graduate CHSC 7730 Topics in Health Services Research Malcolm Doupe
Graduate CHSC 8600 Senior Seminar in Community Leslie Roos Health Sciences Graduate Critical Thinking and Clinical Reasoning Orientation Alan Katz
Staff Research Coordinators Director Ruth-Ann Soodeen, Lead; Ina Koseva, Gia Ly, Chelsey McDougall, Farzana Alan Katz, Director, Professor, Senior Research Scientist Quddus, Jennifer Schultz, Jeff aldivia,V Research Research Assistants Marni Brownell, Associate Director, Research; Professor; Senior Research Emily Biggar, Susan Burchill, Jessica Jarmasz, Janelle Lee, Michael Paille, Scientist Alexander Paterson, Elizabeth Wall-Wieler Research Scientists Repository Alan Katz, Director, Professor, Senior Research Scientist Charles Burchill, Associate Director, Data Access and Use Marni Brownell, Associate Director, Research; Professor; Senior Research Mark Smith, Associate Director, Repository and Deliverables Scientist Mariette Chartier, Assistant Professor, Research Scientist Data Acquisition Dan Chateau, Research Scientist/Statistician Say Hong, Data Management Analyst Malcolm Doupe, Associate Professor, Senior Research Scientist Sathi Saha, Data Management Analyst Randy Fransoo, Assistant Professor, Senior Research Scientist Dave Towns, Senior Data Management Analyst Lisa Lix, Professor, Senior Research Scientist Repository Access and Documentation Alyson Mahar, Assistant Professor, Research Scientist Theresa Daniuk, Repository Access Assistant Nathan Nickel, Assistant Professor, Research Scientist Kara Dyck, Repository Access Coordinator Colette Raymond, Assistant Professor, Research Scientist Emily Jones, Repository Access Assistant Leslie Roos, Founding Director, Senior Research Scientist Ken Turner, Repository Data Analyst Noralou Roos, Founding Director, Senior Research Scientist Chelsea Ruth, Assistant Professor, Research Scientist Data Analysts Marcelo Urquia, Assistant Professor, Research Scientist Oke Ekuma, Data Analyst & Statistical Consultant Heather Prior, Lead; Alexandrea Anderson, Wendy Au, Andrew Basham, Research Manager Hui Chen, Matt Dahl, Shelley Derksen, Natalia Dik, Roxana Dragan, Elaine Burland, Research Manager Leonard MacWilliam, Yao Nie, Joykrishna Sarkar, Monica Sirski, Angela Post-Docs Tan, Carole Taylor, Randy Walld, Marina Yogendran Heather Campbell-Enns, Postdoctoral Fellow; Jenn Enns, Postdoctoral Information Technology Fellow; Deepa Singal, Postdoctoral Fellow Rod McRae, Manager; Darrin Halabuza, Support
32 Administration During last 12 months: Number Percent (of 192) Selena Randall, Associate Director, Planning and Development Contacted 09 57% Kim Ormiston, Executive Assistant Deceased 40 21% Shannon Turczak, Executive Assistant, Communications Officer Not contacted 43 22%
Finance As anticipated with aging and increasing mortality rates, there has been a Sophie Buternowsky, Senior Grants Accountant; Ariel Bautista, Grants dramatic decline in the size of the remaining cohort in recent years. More Accountant; Jeannie Chen, Grants Accountant than half of the MFUS members alive at March 2015 have since died.
Research Support Active Status of Cohort: Leanne Rajotte, Lead; Eileen Boriskewich, Scott McCulloch, Dale At March # Study Members Alive At March # Study Members Alive Stevenson, 2018 152 2017 192 2016 269 2015 328 Cara Jonasson, Document Designer 2014 390 2013 460 2012 531 2011 612 2010 708 2009 781 MANITOBA FOLLOW-UP STUDY (MFUS) Dr. Robert Tate, Director Follow-up with the study members continues, consisting of at least twice yearly contact to monitor vital status and collect medical and survey data. AN OVERVIEW OF MFUS Further, we contact study members’ physicians and hospitals to obtain MFUS is one of the world’s longest running prospective longitudinal health details of health events. We contact next of kin and medical professionals to studies. Initiated in 1948 by Dr. FAL Mathewson, MFUS has been housed obtain information concerning cause of death of deceased study members. and operated continuously at the University of Manitoba Medical School, now known as the Max Rady College of Medicine. The original objective KEY ACTIVITIES was to investigate the prognostic significance of electrocardiographic Our Spring Newsletter (#30) was mailed in May 2017 to 294 individuals, abnormalities in a cohort of 3,983 healthy young men. Over the last two including study members as well as interested family and friends of decades the MFUS research focus has been broadened from cardiovascular deceased members. At the same time, the annual Successful Aging epidemiology to include current issues in gerontology such as the Questionnaire (SAQ) was sent to 124 study members willing to receive our dynamic process of successful aging, nutritional risk among the elderly, long-form questionnaire. To date, we’ve had 93 surveys (75%) completed psychological control of aging individuals, and frailty. and returned, as well as 7 more returned from families of members recently From its beginnings, maintaining regular contact with study members has deceased or moved. This is the seventeenth SAQ administered to the been an integral part of MFUS. Throughout the last decade, the majority of cohort since 1996. funding for MFUS has come from CIHR (grants awarded from 2004-2011, Our Fall Newsletter (#31) was mailed in October 2017 to 280 individuals, and again since 2017), Research Manitoba and the University of Manitoba. including study members and other interested persons. The one-page There have also been generous contributions from MFUS study members Annual Contact Questionnaire (ACQ) was sent at this time to 134 study and their families. members willing to receive this short-form questionnaire. To date, 90 Research findings have been presented at international conferences surveys (67%) have been returned, including returns indicating members including the European Society of Cardiology, the American Heart had recently died or moved. The ACQ was designed and first used in 1979 Association, the American Public Health Association, and the and has been sent annually since then. Its purpose is to monitor vital status, Gerontological Society of America, as well as at numerous Canadian maintain an accurate address registry, and ascertain physician and hospital national and local conferences. Sixty-one (61) peer-reviewed articles have contact over the past year. been published in journals of cardiology, gerontology, epidemiology and Telephone calls and e-mails to maintain or re-establish contact with study general medicine. MFUS has encouraged collaboration with colleagues members and/or their families continues. Such correspondence is initiated from other faculties and disciplines, including researchers in cardiology, following return by Canada Post of undelivered mail. biostatistics, gerontology, human nutritional sciences, rehabilitation sciences, and psychology. Training future researchers and practitioners Research grants: has also been an important MFUS activity with several mentorship New: “Predictors and consequences of long-term functional trajectories of opportunities for graduate, undergraduate, medical and post-doctoral older men: The Manitoba Follow-up Study” CIHR Project Grant awarded students. $244,800 for a three-year period, April 1, 2017 to March 31, 2020. More details of this study can be reviewed on our website www.mfus.ca. Ending: Research Manitoba Tri-Council Bridge Funding Program. From its beginnings, maintaining regular contact with study members “Predictors and consequences of long-term functional trajectories of older has been an integral part of MFUS. MFUS is now in its seventieth year of men: The Manitoba Follow-up Study” Tate R. $65,000, October 1, 2016 – continuous operation. At the time of preparation of this report (February September 30, 2017 1, 2018), 3,831 men had a documented date of death. The remaining 152 members would be on average 95 years of age, with most (90%) living in Staff Canada. Robert B. Tate, PhD, Director Dr Audrey Swift – research associate (0.3 EFT) At the beginning of this reporting period, 192 men were alive. Dennis Bayomi – 0.1 EFT – is a research analyst and oversees MFUS data management. Victoria Kubas – 0.6 EFT – office assistant
33 Elizabeth Sachs – student research assistant for multidisciplinary research, training, professional development, and Chantel Moodoo – student research assistant knowledge translation. Surandi Wadu Mesthri – student research assistant VDEC Director, Dr. Salah Mahmud, was elected to the Royal Society Clinical collaborators and MDs volunteering their time for clinical of Canada College of New Scholars in 2017, is the recipient of a Tier 2 correspondence and medical record coding with the Manitoba Follow- Canada Research Chair (CRC) in pharmacoepidemiology and vaccine up Study evaluation, first awarded from 2012-2017, ($500,000), and renewed in 2017 Dr. Phil St. John for an additional 5 years, (2017-2022, $500,000). To date, Dr. Mahmud Dr. Christie Macdonald has obtained over $6.7 million in operating grant funding from both Dr. Julia Uhanova public and industry sources, bringing the total amount of research funding obtained since 2010 to over $27 million. Academic collaborators at the University of Manitoba Dr. Christina Lengyel, Human Nutritional Sciences – nutritional risk The “Vaccine and Drug Evaluation Center” (http://VDEC.ca) supports Dr. assessment Mahmud’s research program, and provides computing, data management Dr. Depeng Jiang – CHS – longitudinal trajectory analysis and methods support, including assistance with study design and data Dr. Mahmoud Torabi CHS – longitudinal analysis with missing data analysis, to researchers internal and external to the University of Manitoba, Dr. Julia Uhanova – Max Rady College of Medicine – liver disease, the Province of Manitoba and Canada. The VDEC team, comprised of 12 cirrhosis and hepatitis epidemiologists, computer programmers/data analysts and support staff in Dr. Phil St. John – Section Head Geriatric Medicine – frailty and quality of addition to postdoctoral fellows and research assistants, currently manages life more than 35 research projects including 15 projects led by (mostly new) researchers not directly affiliated the Unit. Academic collaborators outside the University of Manitoba Dr. Edward Thompson, Sociology, College of the Holy Cross, Werchester, FINANCIAL AND RECOGNITION AWARDS Mass, USA Salah Mahmud received a Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), Tier II, Canada Research Chair (CRC), in Pharmaco-Epidemiology and VACCINE AND DRUG EVALUATION CENTRE (VDEC) Vaccine Evaluation: November 2017 – October 2022, $500,000. Dr. Salah Mahmud, Director Salah Mahmud was elected member to the Royal Society of Canada’s (RSC), The Academies of Arts, Humanities and Sciences of Canada, In its fifth year of operation, the Vaccine and Drug Evaluation Centre College of New Scholars, Artists and Scientists, November, 2017. (VDEC) continues to be a vibrant research unit of the Department of Community Health Sciences, Max Rady College of Medicine, University of Dr. Xibiao Ye received an Early Career Research Program Award. Manitoba, with affiliation to the College of Pharmacy and the George and Supported by the Canadian Institute of Health Research-Institute of Cancer Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Innovation (CHI). Research (CIHR-ICR), the Canadian Cancer Society (CSS), and Ontario Institute for Cancer Research (OICR). August, 2017. VDEC is a secure high-performance computing platform to assemble, maintain and analyze massive healthcare and administrative databases, Krista Wilkinson received a Research Manitoba PhD Studentship, Sept. providing secure and direct access to clinical and administrative databases 2017 – August 2019, $37,500. housed at the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy. Additionally, in 2017– 2018, VDEC developed several software packages including: inKtrl, a Vanessa Poliquin received a Manitoba Medical Service Foundation, Windows clinical trials management system (CMTS) currently used in Research grant: “Individual and Provider Factors Associated with running several clinical trials including the multisite India PREP trial; Differential Uptake of the Influenza Vaccine among Pregant Women in Rosewood: a new simple language for generating complex and ready-to Manitoba Canada”, April 2017 – March 2018. $30,000. print statistical tables and directly rendering them as MS Word, HTML and PDF formats; IDS: a SAS macro that implements a new algorithm for Vanessa Poliquin received the Allen Carey Award, February, 2017, $40,000; efficient creation of matched case-control studies using incidence density received the McLaughlin Foundation, July 2017 – June 2018, $12,500; sampling from massive source populations (millions of subjects); and received the Manitoba Medical Service Foundation, July 2017 – June 2018, Veda: VDEC’s standard library used for automating data management $12,500; and received the University of Manitoba, Dean’s Fellowship and analysis tasks. The resultant improved workflow had a significant Fund, July 2017 – June 2018, $17,317. impact on the collective productivity, as demonstrated by the 2017-2018 publication record of VDEC and its collaborators consisting of twenty- Alex Aregbesola received the George and Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare three journal articles, with an additional five in press/accepted and Innovation’s (CHI) Patient and Public Engagement Award, 2018 – 2019, three submitted; conducted twenty-two local, national and international $2000. scientific rep sentations, and delivered four research reports to industrial Brett Houston received the Manitoba Medical Services Foundation, partners. Research grant: “Evaluation of tranexamic acid use in high-risk non- VDEC provides professionals and career-starters alike, access to a cardiac surgeries”, $29,613; received the George and Fay Yee Centre for stimulating training environment to further their development. VDEC Healthcare Innovation, Patient and Public Engagement Award, 2017 – students, together with co-supervised students, have collectively, 2018, $2,000; received the R. Samuel McLaughlin Research and Education published over 35 articles, made numerous presentations and received 23 Fellowship Award in Medicine, 2017 – 2018, $50,780 studentships and awards valued at $243,000. Amani F. Hamad received the the University of Manitoba, William Earner/ As a research hub, VDEC,is dedicated to serving on a provincial, national College of Pharmacists of Manitoba Graduate Scholarship, 2017 – 2018, and global level, has great potential to excel as an institution of excellence $1,000
34 TRAINING MENTORING ACTIVITIES Student Degree Received Date: 2016/10 Post-Doctoral Fellow 2017/11 Thesis/Project Title: Hepatitis B Vaccination Coverage Among Foreign- Principal Supervisor Alex Aregbesola (In Progress) University of Manitoba born Canadians: Data From the Canadian Health Measures Survey Student Degree Start Date: 2017/11 Present Position: Policy Analyst, Canadian Grain Commission Thesis/Project Title: Role of antihypertensive medications in prostate cancer 2014/9 - 2017/9 Principal Supervisor, Karla Willows (Completed) , Present Position: Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Manitoba University of Manitoba Student Degree Start Date: 2014/9 Doctorate Students Thesis/Project Title: Effectiveness of the Quadrivalent HPV vaccine against 2018/2 Academic Advisor, Robertus van Aalst (In Progress), University of anogenital warts in Manitoba, Canada Groningen Present Position: Clinical Fellow, Gynecologic Oncology, University of Student Degree Start Date: 2018/1 Toronto Thesis/Project Title: TBA Present Position: Field Liaison Sanofi asteurP 2014/9 Principal Supervisor, Hatice Guler-Berk (In Progress), University of Manitoba 2017/9 Academic Advisor, Brett Houston (In Progress), University of Student Degree Start Date: 2014/9 Manitoba Student Degree Expected Date: 2017/8 Student Degree Start Date: 2017/9 Thesis/Project Title: What is the occulsion rate of the power PICCs in the Thesis/Project Title: Evaluation of tranexamic acid use in high-risk non- WRHA Community IV program? cardiac surgeries Present Position: Nurse, WRHA, MSc student, U of Manitoba Present Position: Hematology Residency, University of Manitoba 2012/7 - 2017/7 Principal Supervisor, Emily Rimmer (In Progress) , 2017/9 Principal Supervisor George Okoli (In Progress) , University of University of Manitoba Manitoba Student Degree Start Date: 2012/9 Student Degree Start Date: 2017/9 Student Degree Expected Date: 2017/4 Thesis/Project Title: Individual and provider factors associated with Thesis/Project Title: Evaluation of Risk Factors and Severity of Clinically differential seasonal influenza vaccine uptake in Manitoba Significant Bleeding in Critically Ill Patients Present Position: Research Associate & Review Manager, CHI, University Present Position: Hematologist of Manitoba Current Staff 2015/9 Academic Advisor, Amani F. Hamad (In Progress) , University of Dr. Salah Mahmud, Director Manitoba Mr. Dallas Legare, Operations Manager Student Degree Start Date: 2015/9 Dr. Christiaan Righolt, Analytics Manager Student Degree Expected Date: 2019/8 Dr. Xibiao Ye, Assistant Professor, Epidemiologist Thesis/Project Title: Prenatal and Early Childhood Antibiotics Exposure Dr. Songul Bozat-Emre, Assistant Professor, Epidemiologist and Risk for Neurodevelopmental disorders Dr. Lauren E Kelly, Researcher Present Position: Student, University of Manitoba Dr. Dylan MacKay, Researcher Dr. Randall Gieni, Research Associate 2015/9 Principal Supervisor, Krista Wilkinson (In Progress) , University of Manitoba Information Technologist, Computer Programmer / Data Analyst Student Degree Start Date: 2015/9 Mr. Barret Monchka, Mr. Gurpreet Pabla, Mr. Geng Zhang, Mr. Robert Student Degree Expected Date: 2018/9 Bisewski, and Mr. Patrick Niesink Thesis/Project Title: Evaluating pertussis vaccine effectiveness in Manitoba using administrative data Ms. Janice Malicdem, Information Technologist Present Position: Epidemiologist, Population and Public Health, Winnipeg Dr. Florentin Racovitan, Intern Regional Health Authority Students /Trainees Master’s Thesis Dr. Alex Aregbesola, Post-Doctoral Fellow 2016/1 Principal Supervisor, Vanessa Poliquin (In Progress) , Master’s of Epidemiology, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, PhD – In Progress England Ms. Krista Wilkinson, Dr. George Okoli, Dr. Brett Houston, Mr. Robertus Student Degree Start Date: 2015/1 van Aalst, and Ms. Amani F. Hamad. Student Degree Expected Date: 2018/6 Thesis/Project Title: Individual and Provider Factors Associated with Master’s Thesis – Completed - Dr. Karla Willows Differential Uptake of the Influenza Vaccine Among Pregnant Women in Manitoba, Canada Master’s Thesis – In Progress Present Position: Clinician Investigator Program, University of Manitoba / Dr. Vanessa Poliquin, Ms. Hasantha Sinnock, Dr. Emily Rimmer, and Ms. Obstetrician-gynecologist, Manitoba HIV Program Hatice Guler-Berk
2014/9 Principal Supervisor, Hasantha Sinnock (In Progress), University of Manitoba Student Degree Start Date: 2014/9
35 FULL TIME ACADEMIC STAFF Television: Global News (November 7, 2017 by Marillisa Racco, (Not associated with a Unit) Spanking your child could lead to mental health issues). TRACIE AFIFI My program of research addresses two important public health areas: LIST OF STAFF 1) child maltreatment and 2) problem gambling. Research Assistants: Tamara Taillieu, PhD Candidate; Kristene Cheung, PhD Candidate; KEY ACTIVITIES AND AWARDS Isabel Garces, PhD Candidate; Janique Fortier, MSc Candidate; Katelin 1) Inducted Member of the 2017 cohort of the College of New McDermott, MSc Candidate; Samantha Salmon, MSc Candidate; Scholars, Artists, and Scientists of the Royal Society of Canada. Shannon Struck MSc Candidate; 2) 2018 Number one most downloaded article from Child Abuse & Neglect from October 2017 to December 2017. Afifi, T.O., Ford, Research Associate: Sarah Turner D., Gershoff, E., Merrick, M., Grogan-Kaylor, A., Ports, K.A., MacMillan, H.L., Holden, G.W., Taylor, C.A., Lee, S.J., & Peters SHARON BRUCE Bennett, R. (2017). Spanking and adult mental health impairment: GRADUATE STUDENTS The case for the designation of spanking as an adverse childhood Supervisor experience, Child Abuse & Neglect, 71, 24-31. Kirsten Bourque, MSc (Defended Thesis June 29, 2017) 3) 2017-2018, Guest Editor of Special Section titled Adverse childhood experiences (ACEs): Continuing conversations, in Child Abuse & Committee Member Neglect. • Elsabé duPlessis, PhD, Community Health Sciences • Suzanne Roberston, MSc, Community Health Sciences MEDIA • Linda Diffey, PhD, Applied Health Sciences 2017 Afifi, T.O. Why spanking is an ACE. An invited blog post published in Invited Presentations ACEs Connection: A community of practice social network, May 31, Lakser A, Gervais L, Sinclair C, Sisters of Fire, Becker M, Bruce SG. 2017. www.acesconnection.com/blog/why-spanking-is-an-ace. Perspectives on Indigenous Research, Learning from CAHR, Sexuality Afifi, T.O., et al., 2017 Child Abuse & Neglect article cited in CNN by Education Resource Centre CAHR Panel Presentation, Winnipeg MB, Sandee LaMotte and Carina Storrs on December 6, 2017. Spanking can May 26, 2017. lead to relationship violence, study says. Bruce SG. The process of developing a decolonizing approach to Afifi, et al, 2017 Child Abuse & Neglect article and Editorial and Afifi, et diabetes prevention with a Manitoba FN Community Health Science al., 2013 Pediatrics article cited in Tonic Vice News by Knvul Sheikh on Research Talks at Migizii Agamik. University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, December 13, 2017. No good come from being spanked as a child. MB, February 16, 2017.
Afifi, T.O. & Romano, E. 2017 The Conversation Canada article Why Lakser A, Gervais L, Sinclair C, Sisters of Fire, Becker M, Bruce SG. Ma parents should never spank ranked the number 5 most read article of mâ wî Wa kô htowin,̂ Creating Safer Spaces for Sharing: An arts-based 2017 (more than 152,000 reads online and designated as the 5th most alternative to the focus group, Women’s Health Clinic Lunch and Learn, read article of 2017 on The Conversation Canada). Winnipeg MB, February 14, 2018.
Print and On-line Bruce SG. Diabetes: Will it ever go away? Nanaandawewigamig – First Nations Health & Social Secretariat of Manitoba, Diabetes Integration The Walrus (May 30, 2017, How Childhood Trauma Can Lead to Project, Foot Care and Chronic Disease Workshop, Winnipeg, MB, Chronic Illness: The mistreatment of children is creating a public health February 1-2, 2017. crisis by Robert Maunder and Jonathan Hunter); The Winnipeg Sun (July 10, 2017, Gambling and trauma study coming COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS AND PROGRAMS up short of participants by Scott Billeck); Knowledge Translation Workshops with Sandy Bay Ojibway First The Huffington Post (October, 11 2017, As adults we have the right not Nation to be hit- It’s time children do too by Natasha Phillips); Bruce SG. Curriculum Planning of Diabetes Prevention Intervention. UM Today News (October 30, 2017, Why parents should never spank Winnipeg, MB. May 25 and 26, 2017. children republication of The Conversation October 29, 2017 article); Science Daily (November 2, 2017, Childhood spankings can lead to DOUGLAS BROWNRIDGE adult mental health problems). TEACHING: FMLY 7800 Family Violence; Fall 2017; 2 students Radio: CBC Radio One Morning Show with Marcy Marcusa (November FMLY 2800 Family Violence; Fall 2017; 108 students 21, 2017, The impacts of spanking); Top of Mind BYU radio on Sirus XM with Julie Rose (November 28, GRADUATE STUDENT SUPERVISION: 2017, Time to end the debate over spanking). ADVISOR
36 Tammy Taillieu, Ph.D. Thesis on “The Impact of Violence During pandemic response activities by Metis people due to historical contexts Pregnancy: Pregnancy, Maternal, and Child Outcomes from Birth of colonialism. Progress was also ongoing with the preparation of final to Five-Years Post-Delivery,” Applied Health Sciences Ph.D. papers for her previous studies focused on uncertainty and health Program, University of Manitoba, In progress. decision-making. One such study funded by the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada investigated the challenges of doctor-patient EXAMINING COMMITTEE MEMBER communication and the influence of social media on patients’ decision- Margherita Cameranesi, Ph.D. Thesis on “Childhood Exposure to making in the context of ‘liberation therapy.’ Papers were also published Violence,” Applied Health Sciences Ph.D. Program, University of and in preparation for another closed study funded by the Canadian Manitoba, In progress. Cancer Society which examined uncertainty in prostate and breast cancer screening policies and policy decision-making with cancer drugs. Xiaoyue Sun, Ph.D. Thesis on “Inequality in Education: Impacts on Development of Migrant Children in Urban China,” Department While final manuscript development and publication continued for of Social Work and Social Administration, University of Hong those studies, activities for ongoing research projects also advanced Kong, Defended June 11, 2017. along in the past year. Much of this work focused on risk communication to address vaccine hesitancy. In one study funded by the Canadian Immunization Research Network (CIRN), Dr. Driedger is ROBERT CHASE leading a team of researchers who are testing different vaccine Occupational medical services to MFL Occupational Health Centre information communications interventions and their interaction with (Winnipeg CHC) and LAMP Occupational Health Program (Toronto people’s decision-making tendencies. Her team has now developed the CHC). interventions, piloted tested them, and is about to roll them out in a nationwide survey. She has also started work on another project funded UGME lectures on immigrant health and perspectives on global health; by CIRN, which will collect existing communication materials about armed conflict and violence; tutorials in Population Health; mentor childhood vaccines and solicit perspectives on them with new and medical students on clinical electives in developing countries; (Allan expectant parents. Dr. Driedger also continued preliminary research Klass Memorial Program). activities on a study that is investigating participatory risk communication about health issues with indigenous youth. For this Main research focus is Life Story Board a versatile interview tool and project, Dr. Driedger is leading the Manitoba study site that is working visual schema to depict narrative. Website: vidaview.ca. In counselling, with the Manitoba Metis Federation and Metis youth. LSB engages the client in a guided cognitive expressive process. As a qualitative research interview tool in social research LSB elicits rich, Finally, Dr. Driedger will be leading a new project that was approved for contextualized information. funding by CIHR in January 2018. This study will be investigating patient-doctor interactions in the context of recently promoted Current research projects include: initiatives to decrease unnecessary testing and treatments for common - Life Story Board interviews of immigrant workers in “Building ailments. This study is also a collaboration with the Manitoba Metis Support for Newcomer Workers in the Food Processing Industry” Federation and a key focus will be on examining Metis people’s (MFL Occupational Health Centre, funded by WCB Manitoba perspectives of trust and satisfaction in negotiating their healthcare RWIP, 2016); encounters. - Conducting a meta-study of eight cases of Life Story Board use as elicitation and interview tool by social and health science researchers. SERVICE ON GRADUATE STUDENT COMMITTEES Doctorate S. MICHELLE DRIEDGER 2011 - 2017 Cooper, Elizabeth, PhD, Community Health Over the course of the 2017-18 fiscal year, Dr. Driedger continued to Sciences, Positioning Priorities: Safety and advance her research programs in a variety of avenues while her Tier II Wellbeing among First Nations and Metis Mothers Canada Research Chair in Environment and Health Risk in Winnipeg, MB. Communication came to a close in November 2017. A number of her Master's grant-supported research projects had also come to a close, with related 2017 – Present Napier, Janet, MSc, Community Health Sciences, activities over the past year centred on preparation and publication of Understanding the decisions of parents who refuse final results in academic journals. These included her CIHR-supported some or all childhood immunizations for their research on risk communication during the H1N1 pandemic – with one children. study focused on communication between health authorities and the 2016 – Present Visperas, Anna. MSc, Community Health general public and another on Metis people’s experiences of the Sciences, Exploring vaccine hesitancy among pandemic. Canadian parents. 2014 – 2017 Gillies-Podgorecki, Jamie. MSc, Community Key themes in forthcoming manuscripts include the challenges of Health Sciences, Evaluating public health transparent pandemic messaging from government communicators, immunization messages against risk distrust of media sources of pandemic information, and distrust of communication principles of effectiveness.
37 Full time Staff JOAN DURRANT Ryan Maier (2012 to present) Courses Taught On research/study leave January 1 to June 30, 2017. No teaching in fall, KAREN DUNCAN 2017. Undergraduate Teaching Winter 2018: FMLY 4604 Children in Adversity. FMLY 2400 Family Financial Health, Undergraduate, 30 students, Fall 2017, 3 credit hours. Guest Lectures FMLY 3400 Families as Consumers, Undergraduate, 13 students, Fall Age and Inequality. Religion and Violence class, School of Religion, 2017, 3 credit hours. Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, October.
Guest lecture: HECOL 322 Family Economic Issues (A. Wong) Implementing Positive Discipline in Religious Communities. Religion University of Alberta, March 6, 2018). and Childhood class, School of Religion, Queen’s University, Kingston, ON, October. Graduate Student Advising Thesis committee member for two Family Social Sciences master’s To Dream the Possible Dream: Envisioning a World that Respects students, one Human Nutritional Sciences master’s student, one Children. Guiding Behaviour 1 class, Early Childhood Education, Red Education master’s student, and one Education doctoral student. River College, Winnipeg, MB, October.
Research Activity What is ‘Positive Discipline in Everyday Parenting’? Conversations My research this year continued to focus on the costs of family care to with Parents about Discipline class, School of Social Work, University of children and to adults. A review of the cost of raising children Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, February. methodology written with Drs. Sid Frankel and Dana Bazarkulova was released by our partners, Family Service Toronto and Campaign 2000 Student Supervision End Child & Family Poverty. The descriptive results from the out-of- Stewart-Tufescu, A. Ph.D. Applied Health Sciences, University of pocket expenditures of family caregivers research were highlighted in Manitoba (Advisor). Assessing the Transportability of a Violence Progress Report: Canada’s National Research Plan on Financial Literacy Prevention Parenting Program in Three Diverse Country Contexts. 2016-2018 (available at https://www.canada.ca/en/financial-consumer- Ashley received Second prize for her oral presentation at Applied agency/programs/research/progress-report-national-research-plan- Health Sciences Research Day. In progress. 2016-2018.html), and I completed a two-year term of service on the inaugural Research Sub-Committee on Financial Literacy of the Tolaj, C. Honours Thesis. Sociology, University of Manitoba (Advisor). National Steering Committee on Financial Literacy. Work on a SSHRC Addressing Corporal Punishment in Post-war Kosovo. Completed April Partnership Development grant on public policy-oriented research in 2018. the consumer interest also continued, and I began work with Drs. Levine and Frankel (Social Work) on an evaluation on the mental Wessels, I. Ph.D. University of Cape Town, South Africa (External health, educational, and employment outcomes of Career Trek. Examiner). Parental engagement in parent training interventions: Findings from the Sinovuyo Caring Families Project. Completed May, Student trainee: Jing Han. 2017.
Professional and Community Service COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Board of Directors, American Council on Consumer Interests. Collaborations with Community Agencies Research Sub-Committee on Financial Literacy of the National Steering Save the Children Bangladesh: Development and piloting of an Committee on Financial Literacy, Financial Consumer evaluation tool for non-literate parents living and working in the Agency of Canada. Teagardens. Reviewer, Community, Work & Family, International Journal of Save the Children Kosovo: Development of measures, design, and Consumer Studies; Journal of Family and Economic Issues; training process for a community-based evaluation of Positive Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning; Journal of Discipline in Everyday Parenting (PDEP). Marriage and Family, Journal of Sociology, ACCI 2018 Annual Conference papers, and Austrian Science Fund grant Save the Children Sweden: Ongoing oversight, since 2012, of PDEP application. Global Database. Data are collected continually in numerous countries Board of Directors, Community Financial Counselling Services, and submitted to the PDEP research hub, which I oversee. Winnipeg, and member, Strategic Planning Committee. Manitoba Financial Literacy Forum. Save the Children International: Ongoing oversight, since 2007, of implementation of PDEP in numerous countries. In 2017-18, implementation projects were undertaken in South Korea, Indonesia, Mongolia, and Thailand.
38 Mosaic Newcomer Family Resource Network: Ongoing partnership, Media Interviews since 2010, with this community agency that delivers PDEP programs to CBC National Radio – The repeal of Section 43 of the Criminal Code in newcomer parents in Winnipeg on a continuous basis. the context of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/faith-leaders-speak-out-in- Knowledge Translation: Invited Lectures and Workshops support-of-trc-call-to-ban-corporal-punishment-1.4407743 Durrant, J.E. (2017, November). Positive discipline in everyday parenting. Public lecture, Mothers Matter Centre National Conference, Upworthy.com - The scientific evidence of physical punishment’s impact Red Deer, AB. on children. http://www.upworthy.com/a-parenting-expert-said- spanking-is-like-breastfeeding-science-says-thats-nonsense Durrant, J.E., & Barker, L. (2017, May). Positive Discipline in Everyday Parenting: An Orientation. 3-day workshop for Save the Children staff Mic.com – Why do parents still physically punish children? from Canada, Italy, Peru, Sweden, Thailand, Zambia. Sponsored by Save the Children Sweden. Stockholm, Sweden. Today’s Parent - The impact of spanking on children. https://www.todaysparent.com/family/discipline/things-you-might-not- Durrant, J.E. (2017, April). Positive strategies in everyday parenting: know-about-spanking-including-whether-its-ever-ok/ Techniques and benefits. Public lecture at the launch of pediatric department No-Hit Zone, Chesapeake Regional Healthcare, Chesapeake, VA. BRENDA ELIAS Dr. Elias is the Director of the Bold Ideas Colloquium Series in the Durrant, J.E. (2017, April). Positive strategies in everyday parenting. Department of Community Health Sciences. She is an elected member Work Force Development Center, Norfolk, VA. of University Senate (3 terms). At the University, Dr. Elias is a research affiliate at the Centre for Human Rights Research (CHRR) and is Durrant, J.E. (2017, April). Using positive parenting instead of hitting: working with like-minded colleagues to advance the rights of Reasons, strategies, techniques and benefits. Public lecture, Old populations. Dr. Elias is affiliated with the Regenerative Medicine Dominion University, Norfolk, VA. Program in the Max Rady College of Medicine and is a research scientist at the Children’s Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba. Durrant, J.E. (2017, April). Training parents and others in positive discipline strategies. Community Foundation, Norfolk, VA. In the Department of Community Health Sciences Graduate Program, she teaches Core Concepts in Public Health, Health Survey Research Service to Community Agencies Methods and the Empirical Perspectives of the Social Organization of Advisor, Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario Advocacy Committee. Health. National Awareness Campaign on Physical Punishment of Children and Youth (2001 - present). Dr. Elias’ research interests intersect population health, public health Member, Canadian Network on Ending Physical Punishment of Children and genomics, which includes indigenous and gender health, mental (2004 – present). health and neurodevelopmental conditions, cancer, social determinants, health info-structures, interdisciplinary research, genomic Ge3LS Member, Child Rights Academic Network. Network of Canadian initiatives, and research ethics. She conducts multilevel quantitative and academics conducting research on children’s rights issues. Founded by mixed-method studies into the social, cultural, biological, economic, Retired Senator Landon Pearson. political and historical determinants of health. Dr. Elias is a strong advocate of team collaborations, and has contributed as a nominated Founder and Co-ordinator, Global Information Network on Physical principal investigator, principal investigator/co-principal investigator, Punishment (2011 – present). and co-investigator to over 66 grants, exceeding $28 million (Canadian $). Member, Board of Directors, Snowflake Place for Children and Youth (2013 – present). Child advocacy centre serving the needs of children Dr. Elias has initiated and led noteworthy national CIHR grants to and youth in Manitoba who have experienced abuse. advance novel data linkage approaches, and is leading studies that unpack the social-biological determinants of health. She is a Member, Board of Directors, Lives in the Balance. Not-for-profit longstanding member of the International Group for Indigenous Health organization in Portland, Maine that provides resources for parents and Measurement and is working with Indigenous academic, government, teachers based on a collaborative problem-solving model. and community researchers from Canada, the United States, New Zealand and Australia to liberate health and social information for Member, Oversight Committee, Champions for Children/Prevent Child Indigenous people worldwide in keeping with the United Nations Abuse Hampton Roads (Virginia) ‘No Hit Zone’ Campaign. Initiative to Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. She is also a founding create No Hit Zones in hospitals in the region. member and Manitoba lead of the newly created Canadian Indigenous Member, Resource Committee, US Campaign to End Corporal Research Network against Cancer (CIRNaC), which had its Punishment of Children (2017 – present). foundational meeting in February 2017. This meeting was funded by a CIHR development grant, of which Dr. Elias was the nominated
39 principal investigator. Building on this network, Dr. Elias is a member University of Manitoba: Cultural Perspectives of Illness and Health of the conference planning committee for the 2nd World Indigenous Care Systems (Community Health Sciences) (Fall 2017) Cancer Conference, which will be held in Canada in 2019. In addition, University of Manitoba: Undergraduate Medical Education (UMEG) Dr. Elias, in her affiliation with the Regenerative Medicine Program in Med 1. (Cultural determinates of Health) (Fall 2017) the Max Rady College of Medicine, is the Principal Investigator of "Translating to the Community (T2C): A social epigenetic study of Guest Lecture in Dr. McPhail’s Qualitative Methods class FASD". This CIHR, Manitoba provincial government MLLC, and Kids Guest lecture in Dr. Afifi’s Research Methods class CHSC 7860 Brain Health (formerly Neurodevnet) funded study is linked to an Guest lecture in Dr. Rodd’s pediatric residency ASK program international FASD consortium (CIIFAC) of which she is a founding member that is developing an early diagnostic biomarker tool for FASD, Student Supervision and Mentorship associated co-morbidities and behaviours. This study, which has Three graduate level student and one Med II Summer Research student: resulted in new funding from the Kid’s Brain Health Network, now Maja Aziraj Masters in Community Health Sciences) (Primary formerly links the University of Manitoba to this national centre supervisor) (Completed). excellence. This social biobank, T2C, which is partnered with Dorothy Yu (Med II Summer Research project) (Co-supervisor with Dr. Indigenous communities, is framed to advance the multitude of rights Reimer) (Completed). pertaining to children and adults impacted by FASD. Complimenting Suzanne Robertson (Masters in Community Health Sciences) (Primary this study, Dr. Elias is the nominated principal investigator and supervisor) Program Director of the SSHRC-Partner funded “Looking after each Chinyere Njeze (PhD in Community Health Sciences) (Primary other: A dignity promotion partnership project for those impacted by supervisor) FASD. Dr. Elias is also principal investigator/co-principal investigator, and co-investigator on numerous tri-council grants focused on Five mentorship of paid research assistants (RAs) indigenous health. Erynne Sjoblom (Masters of Community Health Sciences, UofM) Kelley Bird-Naytowhow (BA of Social work, First Nations University of MELINDA FOWLER Canada) Teaching: I continue to help with the undergraduate medical education; Darrien Morton (Masters in Community Health Sciences, UofM) Indigenous health curriculum, population health and LGBTTQ; I also Agape Karagi (Undergraduate Health Program, UofM) assisted Dr. Josée Lavoie with the Health and Health Services of First Marcello Nesca (Psychology undergraduate program, UofM) Nation, Metis and Inuit Peoples (CHSC7220). I also have undergraduate medical students attend Mount Carmel Clinic and Two graduate students applied to CHS PhD program fall 2018 Brokenhead based upon requests. Olutosin Oketope (PhD in Community Health Sciences) (Primary supervisor) Research: Type 2 diabetes and bariatric surgery in the urban Indigenous Glenn Tssessaze (PhD in Community Health Sciences) (co-supervisor Population (advisory role); Qanuinngitsiarutiksait:Developing with Dr. Lorway) Population-Based Health and Well Being strategies for Inuit in Manitoba; Aboriginal Children's Hurt and Healing Initiative research Service Activities expansion project. Academic Journal Activities Reviewer for International Journal of Qualitative Methods (2017) Administration: Medical Director for Mount Carmel Clinic Sept 2015- Reviewer for Medical Anthropology (2017) March 2018; newly appointed Director of Ongomiizwin Education; organizer of the Medical School Entrance Interview 3 day workshop Administrative Committees Qualitative Methodology Working Group (2016) Indigenous Physicians Association of Canada member, Canadian Association of Baha’i Studies Working group on Mental Health (2016- Professional Association of Transgender Health Board member, 2017) Correctional Services of Canada Health Care Advisory Committee CHS graduate awards committee member for the aging federal offender. QES scholarship and awards committee
ANDREW HATALA Mentorship Relationships Research Funding History and Awards 2016 to present – Dr. Tracie Afifi, Children’s Hospital Research Five research grants and awards applied for, 5 successful: Institute of Manitoba new faculty and research mentor UAKN / SSHRC research grant - PI - $20,000.00 (awarded) 2016 to present – Dr. Caroline Snider, Children’s Hospital Research CIHR Project Grant 2017 - Principal Applicant - $745,875.00 (awarded) Institute of Manitoba new faculty and research mentor CIHR Indigenous mentorship program - Co-investigator - $1,000,000.00 (awarded) DEPENG JIANG University of Manitoba Indigenous Research Fund – Co-investigator - Secured four new research grants and continues working on eight $19,075.00 (awarded) research grants as follows: QES II – Co-investigator - $300,000.00 (awarded) Teaching and Instruction
40 Obtained Research Funding Mahmud S (Principal Investigator), Katz A, Severini A, Tim B, Kobasa Jiang D (Principal Investigator), Santo R, Lix L, Tate R, Pepler D, & D., Dawe D, Schifele D, Signh D., Jiang D. (Co-Investigator), Franco E., Craig W. Person-oriented Statistical Methods for Health Services McElhancy J, Willows K, Fowke K, Wilkinson K, Glmour M., Crowcroft Research: Application to Mental Health Prevention Program N, De Eals P., Gibson S, & Keynan Y. A Rapid Analytics Platform for Evaluation and Design. Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR), Influenza Vaccine Evaluation and Translational Research. Canadian Project Grant, $100,000. 2017-2018. Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). $956,485. 2016 – 2022.
Tate R (Principal Investigator), Jiang D, & St John P. Predictors and Lix LM (Principal Investigator), Jiang D (Co-Investigator), Leslie W, consequences off unctionallong-term tra jectories of older men: The Quan H, & Williamson T. Advancing the Science of Data Quality for Manitoba Follow-up Study. Canadian Institutes of Health Research Electronic Health Databases: Applications to Chronic Disease Research (CIHR), Project Grant, $244,799. 2017-2020. and Surveillance. Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). $962,920. 2015 – 2022. Urquia M (Principal Investigator), Brownell M, Brownridge D., Chartier M., Fansoo R., Jiang D. (Co-Investigator), Lorway R. Sibney K. Zhang H (Principal Investigator), Jiang D, Zhao G, Huo H, Lu Y, Bai Z, Addressing gender-based health inequalities among immigrants to Li X, & Song N. Study of the Burden on Patients with Hepatitis B Virus Canada. Canadian Institutes of Health Research (CIHR). Related Diseases and Comprehensive Preventive Strategies. National $1,086,322,485. 2017 – 2023. Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), $230,000 (in Chinese Yuan), 2015-2017. (Grant Number is 81402769) Myal Yvonne (Principal Investigator), Jiang D (Co-Investigator), Uzonna J, Kung S, & Nasr M. Delineating the immune regulatory role Knowledge Translation of prolactin inducible protein (PIP) in breast cancer. Cancer Care Evaluation of PAX program led by Dr. Depeng Jiang was reported by Manitoba, Operating Grant, $60,000. 2017 – 2018. Wave Magazine and CTV News.
Ongoing Research Funding Featured Professor by Research Manitoba Chartier MJ (Principal Investigator), Munro G, Sareen J, Afifi T, http://wavemag.ca/2017/11/facts-about-pax.php Bolton SL, Boyd L, Brownell M. Chateau D, Ellias B, Issak C, Jiang D (Co-Investigator), Katz LY, Murdock NW, Santos R, Scellenberg F, Depeng Jiang interviewed by CTV News about PAX program Volk JS, & Woodgate RL. PAX -Good Behavior Game in First Nations https://winnipeg.ctvnews.ca/video?clipId=1370012 Communities: Enhancing and Adapting a School-Based Mental Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention Strategy. Canadian Institutes of CHRISTINE KELLY Health Research (CIHR), Program: Team Grant: Pathways In 2017-2018, Dr. Kelly’s primary focus is leading a national study on Implementation Research Team. $673,777. 2016 – 2019. directly funded (DF) home care for older adults, funded by CIHR. This project involves an inventory of DF home care programs in Canada. Jiang D (Principal Investigator), Josephson W, Pepler D, Craig W, Data collection for the inventory is complete and the results will be Chartier M, Yan L, Santos R, Brownell M, & Lee K. The PAX Program presented at an upcoming webinar co-hosted with the Canadian Home in Manitoba: A Positive Approach to Promoting Mental Health and Care Association and at academic conferences. The project also involves Wellbeing. Research Manitoba (MHRC), Applied Health Services an in-depth case study of Manitoba’s Self and Family-Managed care that Program, $199,500. 2015 - 2017. includes interviews with clients, their families, care workers, a survey of care workers, and informational interviews with key informants. Jiang D (Principal Investigator), Josephson W, & Mignone J. Process Recruitment is ongoing and should finish this summer. Through this and Impact Evaluation for the FIREFLY SNAP® Program for Kenora work, Dr. Kelly has supervised a postdoctoral fellow, Dr. Mary Jean (6340-F23). Public Safety Canada, National Crime Prevention Centre, Hande and a number of research assistants. $285,650. 2014 - 2019. Dr. Kelly is also actively involved as a co-investigator on an Alzheimer Ye X (Principal Investigator), Jiang D (Co-Investigator), Israels S, & Centre of Excellence Research grant (PI: Michelle Porter). Working Mahmud S. Maternal Medication Use during Pregnancy and Cancer with an interdisciplinary team of University of Manitoba researchers, Risk in Offspring: A Population Based Case-Control Study. Manitoba this project explores the impact of renovations on a dementia unit in a Institute of Child Health and Children’s Health Foundation. $40,000. long-term care home. Dr. Kelly is involved with qualitative components, 2016 – 2017. including photovoice with family members and interviews with care workers. Harris CA (Principal Investigator), Jiang D (Co-Investigator), Tay J, Vincent N, & Wilson K. Randomized Controlled Trial of the Dr. Kelly continues to work as a co-investigator on a number of other Effectiveness of Online Treatment for Insomnia in Cancer Survivors projects, including a SSHRC partnership grant led by Dr. Brenda Elias and Evaluation of Treatment-Related Side-Effects. Canadian Cancer (CHS) exploring ways to support people living with fetal alcohol Society Research Institute (CCSRI), Quality of Life Grant, $194,670. spectrum disorder. She is also co-leading a thematic stream on another 2015 - 2018. SSHRC partnership grant titled Bodies in Translation (PIs: Dr. Carla Rice, University of Guelph and Dr. Eliza Chandler, Ryerson), where she
41 is exploring the role of art in Canadian disability movements. Dr. Kelly protocol. Canadian Association on Gerontology 46th Annual Scientific serves as a “Gender Champion” on a CIHR team grant that seeks to & Educational Meeting, Winnipeg, MB. Oct 19-21, 2017. incorporate sex and gender-based analysis into the field of knowledge translation (PIs: Dr. Sharon Straus, University of Toronto, and Dr. Julie Other Academic Talks – Invited, Non-refereed Moore, St. Michael’s Hospital). Kelly, C. Direct Funded Home Care for Older People in Canada: Research Project Description. Invited to remotely present to the board of Dr. Kelly taught the second-year “Diversities and Families” course in the Ontario Society of Senior Citizen’s Organizations. March 14, 2018. the fall term. She was involved in Undergraduate Medical Education again this past year. She coordinated the Disabilities and Independent FitzGerald Murphy, M. and C. Kelly. Questioning ‘choice’: A critical, Living course, and lectured on qualitative methods and health equity. multi-national review of research on directly-funded home care programs. Dr. Kelly delivered two guest lectures this year. She sits on five graduate Presentation for the Section of Geriatric Medicine Rounds. St. Boniface student committees and supervises a number of graduate research Hospital, Winnipeg, Manitoba. January 22, 2018. Presenting Author assistants. Supervision of Postdoctoral Fellows In terms of service work, Dr. Kelly served as a Peer Reviewer in the 2017- Mary Jean Hande, PhD (University of Toronto) CIHR 2017 Fall Project Grant Competition and was an invited attendee to The Future of Sex & Gender in Health Research workshop, hosted by Graduate Student Committees CIHR’s Institute of Gender and Health. She is Chair of the Graduate 2018- Angela Krutish, MSc student, Genetic Counselling Awards Committee and a member of the Doctoral Candidacy Exam Program, University of Manitoba committee. 2018- Hiwot Amare, MA student, Sociology, University of Manitoba Other Writing 2017- Candice Waddell, PhD student, Community Health Douglas, P., C. Kelly & C. Rice. (2017). Editorial – Cripping care: Care Sciences, University of Manitoba pedagogies and practices. An introduction to our guest edited special 2017- Lindsey Mazur, MSc student, Community Health Sciences, forum of Review of Disability Studies 13 (4) 3-12. University of Manitoba 2017- Kathleen Zawaly, MSc student, Disability Studies, Hande. MJ. & C. Kelly.O (2017, ctober 21). Mixed Model Care’s Iffy University of Manitoba Politics. Analysis piece for Winnipeg Free Press. Available: 2016-17 Margaret Gachocho, Med student, University of Manitoba https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/opinion/analysis/mixed-model- Thesis: An Examination of Teachers’ Perspectives on home-cares-iffy-politics-452025983.html. (Modified version from “The Inclusive Education: A Case Study of Thika East District, politics of ‘mixed-model’ home care,” October 20 2017, Impact Ethics) Kenya
Hande, M.J & C.Kelly. (2017, October 20). The Politics of “Mixed- Supervision of Highly qualified Personnel model” Home Care. Impact Ethics. Available: 2016- Yuns Oh, PhD, Research Associate https://impactethics.ca/2017/10/20/the-politics-of-mixed-model-home- care/ . JOEL KETTNER Joel D. Kettner, MD (Manitoba) FRCSC General Surgery (Manitoba) Guest Editing for Refereed Journal FRCPC Public Health and Preventive Medicine (Manitoba) MSc Douglas, P., C. Kelly & C. Rice. (Editors; 2017). Cripping care: Care Epidemiology (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Pedagogies and Practices. Forum in Review o f Disability Studies. Vol. 13, London, UK) Associate Professor, Community Health Sciences and Issue 4, Fall 2017. Surgery Faculty member since 1990; [email protected]; Adjunct professor, University of Winnipeg Department of Indigenous Media Coverage Studies: Public health practice; undergraduate and postgraduate medical Research featured in Celebrating Health Research: CIHR celebrates education; graduate studies; critical thinking in community health, Canada 150. “Direct funded home care for Canadian Seniors.” population health, indigenous health, community health status December 8, 2017. Available: http://www.cihr- assessment; clinical epidemiology; determinants of health, CanMEDS irsc.gc.ca/e/50662.html#kelly . roles and competencies.
Interviewed for in-depth print piece “Home care at a crossroads” by Undergraduate Medical Education Program - Population health Jane Gerster. Winnipeg Free Press. December 9, 2017, pages D7-10. course - associate director, public health clerkship rotation.
Posters Main University Activities: Borges, B., K. Grisim, T. De Luca, M. Porter, C. Kelly, I. Kuo, K. Roger, • Undergraduate teaching. L. Funk, L.Guse, S. Mallory-Hill, N.J. Dunn, & C. Millikin. The impact • Med I and II population and public health tutorial leader of renovations in long term care living spaces on residents with dementia, • Indigenous Health longitudinal course tutorial leader their families and the staff that care for them – Pre-renovation phase • Assistant director, Public Health rotation, Med III
42 • Mentor: Student Advocacy Committee, undergraduate - National Grand Rounds (livestreamed from Toronto): Immunizing medical students. Children Against Pneumococcal - Infections: Experiences from Brazil, USA and Canada • Graduate teaching. - Current Topics in Community Health CHS 7510 (3 hour credit course) • Media interviews, CBC radio; letters to editor, Winnipeg Free Press. •Postgraduate teaching. - Subject Matter Expert for Can MEDS Intrinsic Role and SARA KREINDLER providing support to PGME Faculty Lead, Core Curriculum Highlights and Activities - Member, PGME Accreditation Working Group Continued to lead two large research projects, both decision-maker– - PGME programs accreditation internal reviewer partnered; one Manitoba-wide (“Assessing System-Level Strategies for - Instructor, Public Health and Health Systems, Primary Care Renewal”), one spanning the urban health regions of Department of Surgery, Principles of Surgery Western Canada (“Patient Flow and Health Systems”). As of end 2017- - Instructor, PGME Core curriculum: “Public Speaking” - 18, analysis is complete on the Primary Care Renewal project, end-of- • Interprofessional and Interdisciplinary activities: project KT is nearing completion (several meetings and events with - Establish a faculty-wide inter-college public health and decision-makers, conference presentation to occur in May, three articles primary care interest group about to be submitted). For the Patient Flow project, qualitative data - Establish an inter-college working group to explore collection is complete (289 interviews across 4 provinces) and analysis is opportunities for faculty-wide inter-college educational well underway; further quantitative data will be collected in 2018-19. sessions for all Rady Faculty of Health Sciences staff and students. Service/Engagement/KT I continue to be involved in an advisory role to WRHA decision-makers in the development and execution of patient flow strategies, including membership in a working group to help design a tool to support Scholarly activities: decision-making about clinical consolidation. • DCHS Colloquium presentation: “Seeking “bold ideas” to Strengthen Inter-college Collaboration in Primary Care and Public Health” Teaching Reviewer, Canadian Journal of Public Health Supervising two MSc students. Faculty member (delivered lecture and • Health mentor, Grand Challenges project in India “Improving panel) for the Fellowship in Health System Improvement, offered at U Maternal and Child Health at the Root Through Village Level of Alberta to a national cohort of health-system managers. My “Health Biotechnologies” (in progress) Systems and System Change” graduate readings course was not offered • Steering Committee member: ICID Resource Document: “Counselling this year due to low registration. Patients about HPV Testing” Staff: Noah Star, Research Coordinator Awards and recognitions: • Nomination for best teacher—small group teaching. JOSÉE LAVOIE Highlights External Academic and Service Roles: A key component role for Ongomiizwin Research is the mentorship and - Medical director, International Centre for Infectious Diseases, support of First Nations, Metis and Inuit students engaged in health Winnipeg research, and of students engaged in First Nations, Metis, Inuit and - Past president, Public Health Physicians of Canada Indigenous health research. The demise of the CIHR-funded NEAHR - Board director, Canadian Association of Medical Education program has left a huge hole in this objective. We successfully Foundation relaunched our mentorship program with the Queen Elizabeth II - Keynote speaker at annual Public Health Physicians of Canada Diamond Jubilee Scholarship Program (since 2015) and the Prairie CPD day on “ Nightmares and Dreams in Public Health Practice”. Indigenous Knowledge Exchange Network (PIKE-Net, since 2017). - Webinar presentation to Public Health Physicians of Canada: - Trumpism: Another Global Public Health Threat Originating from A key part of Ongomiizwin Research’s role is to support the work of the USA? Faculty members engaged in First Nations, Metis, Inuit and Indigenous health research. A key piece of Ongomiizwin Research’s sustainability Planning and moderating the following ICID webinars: plan is to expand the number of researchers using Ongomiizwin - Counseling Patients about HPV Test Results Research research navigation services. In 2017, we reviewed and - A Dynamic Multi-Strain Cost-Effectiveness Evaluation of supported 16 proposal applications. All proposals, below, were Canadian Influenza Vaccine reviewed, commented on and provided with a letter of support.
Programs: Update on Work in Progress We also added 23 researchers to Ongomiizwin Research formal - Cervical Cancer in Canada: Reducing the burden membership list (and the list is growing). All are potential users of - How Can We Further Prevent HPV in Canada? Ongomiizwin Research’s navigation support. - HPV and HIV Infection: Single solitudes or double trouble?
43 Teaching Maxine Angoo, Community Liaison Coordinator (Inuit in MB project) Dr. Josée Lavoie taught on class CHSC 7220 (Health and Health Services of First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples) which had 3 students VERENA MENEC and 2 students auditing the course. This course was co-taught by Elder Highlights Shingoose. Launched in 2010, the CLSA is a national study funded by CIHR that follows more than 50,000 Canadians, aged 45 to 85 at recruitment, for Mentorship Program the next 20 years. It is the most comprehensive study of aging that has Prairie Indigenous Knowledge Exchange Network (PIKE-Net) ever been undertaken in Canada. The CLSA will identify ways to The Prairie Indigenous Knowledge Exchange Network (PIKE-Net) was improve the health of Canadians by better understanding the processes successful in our application for an Indigenous Mentorship Network that trigger and influence different trajectories of aging. V. Menec is the Program Training Grant through the Canadian Institutes for Health Manitoba site principal investigator of the study. Manitoba hosts a data Research-Institute for Aboriginal Peoples’ Health (CIHR-IAPH). collection site at Deer Lodge Centre and is one of 4 sites in Canada that Delivered through Ongomiizwin – Research, the PIKE-Net program conducts telephone interviews (located in S112 Medical Services Bldg). consists of a team of community- and university-based Indigenous and About 4500 Manitobans are part of CLSA. non-Indigenous scholars from four Manitoba universities (University of Manitoba, University of Winnipeg, University of Brandon and the Research University College of the North) and a consortium of three Manitoba- Projects worked on in 2017/2018 included, among others: based Indigenous organizations (Nanaandawewigamig First Nations • Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging Health and Social Secretariat of Manitoba, the Manitoba Metis • Social isolation and its health consequences Federation, and the Manitoba Inuit Association). • Age-friendly communities – Evidence from Canadian initiatives Building on the success of the ACADRE-NEAHR, and QES programs, PIKE-Net is intended to improve the recruitment and retention of Review Processes Indigenous university students; increase and improve the quality of Editorial Board: Journal of Aging and Health; Journal of Aging and training opportunities for those students; increase networking Social Policy opportunities (including international networks); increase the number Manuscript Reviews: Journal of Aging and Health; Journal of Aging and of Indigenous students who are awarded outside funding (i.e. provincial Social Policy; BMJ Open; Journal of Applied Gerontology; Journal or national funding); improve the quality and quantity of knowledge of Aging Research products; and continue to identify individual/systemic barriers for Tenure and Promotion Reviews: Dr. Sims-Gould (UBC); Dr. Lori Weeks Indigenous students. (Dalhousie University) Grant reviews: SSHRC Connection grants review committee (2 In the first year of funding PIKE-Net has funded 3 PhD fellowships and competitions) 3 master fellowships from the U of M. There has been an open competition for undergraduate students where there was 9 students who Internal Committees applied to be a part of the summer internship program. We have CHS Executive committee (until June 30, 2017) reached out to approximately 200 students and have done over 8 CHS Graduate program committee (until June 30, 2017) presentations about the program and Indigenous health research across Max Rady College of Medicine graduate program committee (until June Manitoba. 30, 2017) Faculty of Graduate Studies council (until June 30, 2017) The PIKE-Net program offers a variety of supports and opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students who are interested in External Committees Indigenous health including: paid Summer research internships; Vice President, Canadian Association on Gerontology, 2016 - 2018 graduate fellowships; workshops to help develop students’ research Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging, Operations Committee, 2009 – skills; mentor matching; cultural supports, opportunities to present and present (chair since 2015) network at PIKE-Net research institutes; and more. Currently, we are Transportation for Older Adults Network (TONS), Advisory Board, holding our second year of the Graduate Fellowship Awards’ 2010 – present (secretary since 2014) competition for another 6 Indigenous graduate students, as well as organizing the Undergraduate Summer Research Internship for 8 Community Engagement Activities Indigenous students which is scheduled to begin on May 15, 2018. Continued involvement in the Transportation for Older Adults Network (TONS) as a Board Member List of Staff Partnership with Manitoba Association on Seniors Centres on a Public Leanne Rajotte, Research Programs Lead (Ongomiizwin-Research) Health Agency of Canada-funded project on age-friendly communities Chantal Edwards, Research Programs Coordinator (Ongomiizwin- Research) Knowledge Translation Activities Carien VanRensburg, Research Programs Coordinator (Ongomiizwin- Media interviews Research) CBC (live radio interview, December 19, 2017) Leah McDonnell, Research Coordinator (Inuit in MB project) CBC (interview with reporter, Sept 8, 2017)
44 CBC (interview with reporter, July 12, 2017) Manitoba, that started late 2016. The aim of the project is to better CBC (interview with reporter, June 16, 2017) understand and document the lived experience of people living with Radio 1310 Ottawa (live radio interview with show host, May 3, 2017) HIV and affected individuals, families and communities in relations to HIV/AIDS care, treatment and support in Northern, rural and remote Webinar communities in Manitoba. During 2017 I worked together with the International Federation on Ageing (invited presentation as part of a research coordinator and co-investigators to set up community-based webinar series, November 28, 2017). “Age-friendly rural and remote research teams from three participant sites: Cree Nation Tribal Health communities”. community, Flin Flon, and Thompson. I was involved in a number of capacity building initiatives and a large team workshop held in Flin Flon Training/Mentoring Activities in October. Ethics approval was obtained and each site has started to Thesis supervisor conduct research, which I am helping to facilitate, following research Cara Brown (PhD: on-going; holds Research Manitoba scholarship) questions and methods decided upon by representatives from each Sheila Novek (PhD: on-going, holds CIHR doctoral fellowship) community. Daniel Saltel (Masters: graduating May 2018) Mohammad Nazmus Sakib (Masters: on-going) Abecedarian Study Wendy Doig (Masters: on-going) I am co-investigator in a 2-year SSHRC funded ($233,900) study Exploring the impact of the Abecedarian Early Childhood Intervention on Thesis committee member Parents and Caregivers in a Subsidized Housing Complex, led by Erin Scott (Sociology, Masters: on-going) researchers at Red River College. During 2017 I was involved in the Brittany Sieradzki (Family Social Sciences, Masters: graduated, 2017) study providing training and advice to research assistants and the research coordinator, and worked on a regular basis conducting data Teaching analysis. By the end of 2017 we were at the stage of drafting two peer- CCHS 7720 Healthy & Aging (winter 2017; winter 2018) reviewed manuscripts with study findings, as well as developing innovative dissemination techniques. List of staff Data analyst - Scott Nowicki Anas Wayuu Data Repository Project During 2017 we concluded a project funded by University Indigenous Staff working on Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging Research Program ($25,000) in which I was principal investigator: Coordinator, Melina Elliott Indigenous health data repository and research/evaluation unit: Anas Interviewers: Sue Dauphinais, Joy Svenningsen, Gwen Howe, Catlin Wayúu, Colombia. We assessed AnasWayuu's (AW) current data Semple, Simone Sucharov, Cassie Oliver, Lydia Gibbs, Mary Mayen, systems; partially configured existing data systems to facilitate the Joseph Soriano, Sarah Lamontagne-Rougeau, Shawn Mendes, Rute creation of a data repository, enhancing data linkages and analytic Mendes, infrastructure; and developed full funding proposals for empirical X-ray techs: Erica Evans, Rena Papadimitriolopoulos studies that were submitted to CIHR, and proposals to be submitted to Lab techs: Bea Fabo, Kenna Leach, Greg Hiram other funding bodies (IDRC, and the Inter-American Development Research Assistants: Hunter Logozar, Catlin Semple, Gustavo Moura, Bank) for the expansion and sustainability of the data repository Zena van de Peol research/evaluation unit. As part of this project I travelled to Colombia during 2017. JAVIER MIGNONE Teaching Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment of HIV in Wayuu Communities Taught FMLY 3790 “Introduction to the Evaluation of Programs for of La Guajira, Colombia: A Collaborative Initiative Children & Families” (52 students) (January – April 2018) I was co-investigator in this 3-year research and intervention project Taught FMLY 4012 “Social Development Policies” (20 students) funded by the Colombian grant agency that had concluded in 2016. (January – April 2018) However, during 2017 together with other co-investigators and the Wayuu Authorities we continued analyzing data and writing Graduate supervision manuscripts and dissemination material. Advisor of 5 Master’s students and 4 PhD students Committee member of 3 Master’s students and 6 PhD students African Immigrant Women: HIV, Access and Engagement to Care and External referee of 1 PhD student. Supports in the Urban Prairies Research I was co-principal investigator in this CIHR funded ($17,500) project in Remote Control: Implementing Community Based Research in partnership with the Sexuality Education Resource Centre, that Northern Manitoba concluded in 2017. During this year we analyzed data, produced a manuscript, and developed creative dissemination initiatives. I am co-principal investigator (in partnership with the 595 Harm Reduction Team) of a CIHR funded ($446,687) 3-year project Remote The Life Story Board as Data Collection Tool for Social Sciences Control: Implementing Community Based Research in Northern Research: A Meta-study
45 As co-principal investigator (together with Robert Chase) we conducted 2017 September Invited Chair Children Exposed to Domestic a self-funded study with eight research teams that have utilized the Life Violence Symposium Friday September 8 2017 2nd Story Board (LSB) for research purposes. I conducted interviews, European Conference on Domestic Violence, Porto gathered documentation, analyzed data, and drafted a manuscript for Portugal. submission to a peer-reviewed journal. As well, with the findings, we planned a workshop for researchers to be held in March of 2018. 2017 Invited Reviewer for the 29th Annual National Furthermore, we wrote the proposal for a handbook on the LSB as Pediatric Resident & Fellow Research Competition research tool to be submitted to a publishing house. Interviews involved hosted by the Children’s Hospital Research Institute travel to Vancouver. of Manitoba
Process and Impact Evaluation: Firefly SNAP Program for Kenora 2017 January Invited Panel Reviewer for the Canadian Institutes As part of the evaluation team led by Depeng Jian I travelled several for Health Research Special Call for Analyses of times to Kenora to gather data for this evaluation/research project. I Existing Canadian Cohorts and Databases Related analyzed the data and drafted two study reports. to Reproductive, Child and Maternal Health
Program and Policy Evaluation Research Group Dissertation Supervision During 2017 I led the creation of the Program and Policy Evaluation Cameranesi, M. (in progress). Applied Health Sciences Program, Research Group which received formal approval by the University of University of Manitoba. Manitoba in December 2017. Full activities will commence in March Weavers, M. (in progress). Applied Health Sciences Program, 2018. The Research Group’s objectives are to: University of Manitoba. 1) Foster university-community collaboration on program evaluation, prioritizing providing service to small agencies and/or community Doctoral Committee Member based organizations; 2) Link students and faculty members with Cheung, K. (in progress). Department of Psychology, University of agencies and other evaluation stakeholders to provide practice program Manitoba. evaluation practicum opportunities for students; 3) Increase formal and Mcdivitt, C. (in progress). Department of Psychology, University of informal training opportunities on program evaluation for university Manitoba. students, faculty, staff, alumni, outside organizations, and the general Ward, M. (in progress). Department of Psychology, University of public (e.g., Summer Institute); 4) Conduct research on program Manitoba. evaluation and use of information. Master’s Thesis Supervision Other Activities Etkins, M. (in progress). Department of Community Health Sciences, In October 2017 I started organizing with agency partners the Summer University of Manitoba. Institute in Program Evaluation to take place in June 2018 Master’s Committee Member During 2017 I coordinated the CIHR International Infectious Disease Aziraj, M. (2018). The lived experiences of refugees residing in Winnipeg, and Global Health Training Program’s Infectious Minds monthly Manitoba. Unpublished Master’s Thesis, Department of Family Social seminars Sciences, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg MB Canada.
CAROLINE PIOTROWSKI Barnes, J. (in progress). Maternal psychopathology and child attachment Invited Expertise: National & International security: A meta-analysis. Unpublished Master's Thesis, Department of 2018 September Invited Panel Reviewer for the Canadian Institutes Psychology, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg MB Canada. for Health Research New Investigator in Maternal, Reproductive, Child & Youth Health Competition BSc Med Supervision Svistovski, M. (2017). Long term mental health outcomes of pediatric 2017 October Invited to the World Health Organization (WHO) surgery patients. Unpublished Bachelor of Science (Medicine) Project, 7th Milestones in a Global Campaign for Violence Max Rady College of Medicine, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, Prevention Meeting in Ottawa, Canada University of Manitoba, Winnipeg MB Canada. (Co-Supervisors: Dr. Sarvesh Logsetty, Dr. Shahin Shooshtari, Dr. Richard Keijzer & Dr. 2017 September Invited Panel Reviewer for the Canadian Institutes Laurence Katz) for Health Research New Investigator in Maternal, Reproductive, Child & Youth Health Competition Teaching Winter 2017 FMLY 3750 Fundamentals of Health Promotion & FMLY 2017 September Invited Chair Intimate Partner Violence 4802 Family Violence Prevention Symposium Saturday September 9 2017 2nd Summer Session 2017 FMLY 3800 Conflict Resolution in the Family European Conference on Domestic Violence, Porto Fall 2017 CHS 7400 Trauma & Resilience in Children & Youth Portugal. Summer Session 2018 FMLY 3750 Fundamentals of Health Promotion & FMLY 3800 Conflict Resolution in the Family
46 Conference Reviews 2004 and 2015. Data analysis is ongoing and we will begin October 2017 CHRIM Research Day dissemination activities in summer 2018.
Ad Hoc Consulting Editor: Charitable food systems and health inequities. With seed-funding Child Abuse & Neglect from the University Research Grants Program in 2016, Dr. Riediger International Journal of Public Health continues the data collection and ongoing analysis of an ecological Journal of Interpersonal Violence study combining data collected on food bank, food pantry, and soup Psychology of Violence kitchen location in the U.S. with census-tract and county-level data on other food security programs (i.e. food stamps) and prevalence of food Professional Memberships: insecurity, diabetes, and obesity. Some preliminary results were Scientific Committee Member, Society for the Advancement of Violence presented at the Diabetes Canada conference in Fall 2017 by her post- & Injury Research (SAVIR) doctoral fellow, Dr. Adriana Mudryj.
Service to the Community Equity and diversity in Dietetics. This study, being led by Dr. Riediger, 2011 – present Board Member, Aulneau Renewal Centre was completed in partnership with Kerry Spence, Kayla Farquhar, Winnipeg Miyoung Suh, Kathy Vagianos (all Registered Dietitians), Adriana October 2017 Chair & Organizer of Public Forum “Healing from Mudryj, and three students in the winter 2017 dietetic research course Trauma” CHRIM Child Health Research Days (Oribim Kingson, Karlee Maki, and Ceone Dyck). The purpose was to describe employment and educational outcomes of graduates of the U Service to the Academy of M’s Human Nutritional Sciences program. Revisions for two October 2017 Applied Health Sciences Graduate Program Review manuscripts have been submitted to the Journal of Dietetic Practice and Meeting Research. Oribim Kingson received the 2018 Canadian Foundation for September 2017 CTV Morning Live Appearance re: Public Forum Dietetic Research Morgan Award and was awarded 1st place for “Healing from Trauma” undergraduate category at the Health, Leisure and Human Performance May 2017 Presentation to Pediatric Pain Interdisciplinary Research Day, spring 2017, for her role in this research. Interest Group Children’s Hospital Winnipeg May 2017 Organizer of CHRIM Research Rounds Invited Sticky Money, Fizzy Foibles, and Sweet Rupees. Dr. Riediger is co- Guest Speaker Dr. Nancy Kassam-Adams, leading a series of three projects exploring the acceptability and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia potential impacts of proposed sugar-sweetened beverage taxes in March 2017 Community Health Sciences Graduate Program different populations, with a focus on health equity and stigma. “Sticky Review Meeting money”, recently funded by CIHR project scheme, is a mixed-methods March 2017 CHRIM Research Rounds Presentation Children’s study being done in partnership with National Aboriginal Diabetes Hospital Winnipeg Association, Aboriginal Youth Opportunities, and Four Arrows 2017 CHRIM Child Health Research Days Steering Regional Health Authority. “Fizzy foibles” is led by Dr. Andrea Bombak Committee Member in rural Michigan; qualitative data collection has recently been 2017 Reviewer for the Lois M. Brockman Graduate completed and analysis is ongoing. “Sweet Rupees” is being completed Student Thesis Research Fellowship in Child in India in partnership with the University of Agricultural Sciences, Development Dharwad; several undergraduate students were engaged in this ethnographic data collection in 2017, funded by the QES program. Poster Presentation Piotrowski, C. C., Warda, L., Pankratz, C., Dubberley, K., Assam, K., & A qualitative investigation of RCTs of lifestyle interventions for Carevic, M. (May 31, 2018). Children’s perspectives on barriers to their diabetes prevention and management. This project is being done in use of bicycle helmets and booster seats in Manitoba: A post-legislation partnership with Dr. Andrea Bombak. A critical social science analysis focus group analysis. Poster presented at Public Health 2018: Annual is under review in Critical Public Health and a second manuscript on Meeting of the Canadian Public Health Association, Montreal PQ. reporting bias is in progress.
NATALIE RIEDIGER Key Activities Highlights Food as Medicine. In partnership with Aboriginal Youth Over the 2017-2018 year, Dr. Riediger has continued to grow her Opportunities, National Aboriginal Diabetes Association, and Dr. Joyce research program in food equity, through several projects, with an Slater (UofM) we have developed a community engagement series emphasis on trainee mentorship and community engagement. focused on food. Initially funded through a Centre for Healthcare Innovation Patient Engagement Fund ($2000, 2017), we hosted 3 events A Call to Action towards Food Equity. Dr. Riediger is partnering with over the 2017-2018 year (Food as Medicine, Food as Love, and Food as National Aboriginal Diabetes Association on a CIHR-funded study Resistance) to engage Winnipeg’s North End community in using Canadian Community Health Survey Nutrition Survey data from conversations about food. The goals of these engagement activities are to 1) inform and disseminate research findings; 2) to inform and disseminate information on the activities of Winnipeg’s new Food
47 Council (Dr. Slater); 3) build community relationships through food; From September 23-October 7, 2017, Drs Riediger, Javier Mignone, and and 4) to engage trainees in community events. These events took place Shiva Halli organized and hosted a two-week Study Abroad Program for in conjunction with regular ‘Meet me at the Bell Tower’ events that 21 undergraduate students (studying in agriculture, nutrition, and occur Fridays at 6pm. We look forward to continuing these events in the family social sciences) from the University of Agricultural Sciences, coming year. Dharwad, India. The students were exposed to many areas of the University of Manitoba and the surrounding community. Highlights included making maple-chai ice cream at the U of M’s Dairy Science unit, visiting the Canadian Malt and Barley Technical Centre to learn about barley and beer, and braving Winnipeg’s cold weather. Special thanks to the Departments of Community Health Sciences, Food and Human Nutritional Sciences, and Dr. Digvir Jayas for their support for this two-week event, as well as everyone involved in leading the activities.
Students and faculty involved in the Study Abroad Program, University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad (India)
The Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships (QES) is managed through a unique partnership of Universities Canada, the Rideau Hall Foundation (RHF), Community Foundations of Canada (CFC) and Canadian universities. This program is made possible with financial support from the Government of Canada, provincial governments and the private sector. This prestigious scholarship program is led by Dr. Natalie Riediger, Assistant Professor, Department of Community Health Sciences and Ongomiizwin Research, Centre for Global Public Health, and the Department of Medical Microbiology. Teaching and Mentorship The program, “Promoting international community-university Dr. Riediger continues to lead the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship partnerships in global and Indigenous health”, is onet of hirty-four Program in Global and Indigenous Health, which received additional Canadian universities to manage a QES program, the University of funding in early 2018 ($300,000) to continue the program until 2021 Manitoba having the largest. We have received additional funding in (see QES report). Dr. Riediger teaches the affiliated 1.5 credit hour 2018 ($300,000) to expand our program beyond the commonwealth and course CHSC 7610 Community Engagement and Program Science (and extend the program to 2021. its short course version). The contributions of the three U of M project partners are supported by In Fall 2017, an online module providing an Introduction to Indigenous program partners in Australia, Belize, Colombia, India, New Zealand, Health Research in Manitoba was launched. Though the online module and Kenya as well as our Indigenous partners in Manitoba – was developed to serve the needs of the Northern Remote Family Nanaandawewigamig First Nations Health and Social Secretariat of Medicine Residency Program, the module is freely available to Manitoba, Manitoba Metis Federation, and the Manitoba Inuit University of Manitoba researchers, staff, and students. This online Association. module was funded by a Teaching and Learning Enhancement Fund to Dr. Riediger in 2016.
48 Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships The Canadian Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Scholarships continues to develop the next generation of innovative leaders and community builders, both locally and globally. Canadian students at the undergraduate and graduate levels participate in internships or academic study for periods of at least three months in another country. Scholarships are also available to students from our partner institutions to visit the University of Manitoba for a semester.
All QES-funded students participate in the online short- or for-credit course CHSC 7610 Community Engagement and Program Science taught by Dr. Natalie Riediger. This innovative online course allows students to engage with each other to learn about the value of engagement in research and the many forms of engagement in global and Indigenous settings. Students are challenged to reflect on their position as they embark on their own research and internship placements abroad. Forty-one awards have been distributed to date. If you are interested in applying or want more information, please visit our website or contact the QES coordinator, Anna Huard at [email protected].
49 STUDENTS funded between April 1, 2017 – March 30, 2018
Student name Program Country visiting (home Partner Institution(s) country, if not Canada) Summer 2017 Austina Ribanar Nutrition (PhD) Canada (India) University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad Jasmine Grover Nutrition (PhD) Canada (India) Guru Nanak Dev University, India South Australia Health & Medical Research Agape Karagi Health Sciences (UG) Australia Institute (SAHMRI, South Australia) Adelaide Jamie Gilles-Podorecki Community Health Sciences Belize Centre for Engaged Learning Abroad, Belize (MSc) Andrew Samuel Science (UG) South Africa University of Cape Town Achieng Tago Medicine (BScMed) Kenya University of Nairobi Neil Reed Medicine (BScMed) Kenya University of Nairobi Valdine Flaming Disability Studies (MA) New Zealand Whakauae Research for Maori Health & Development, Whanganui Kirstin Berrington Nutrition (UG) India University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad Helen Tieu Nutrition (UG) India University of Agricultural Sciences Dharwad Vineet Sidhu Nutrition (UG) India University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad Rianna Tonn Nutrition (UG) Australia South Australia Health & Medical Research Institute Anuradha Mahapatra Family Studies (PhD) Canada (India) University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad Linet Cherono Med Micro/Immunology Canada (Kenya) University of Nairobi (MSc) Fall 2017 Beatrice Kiptoon Med Micro (PhD) Canada (Kenya) University of Nairobi Akkavva Agriculture (PhD) Canada (India) University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad Wadakappanavar Rajeshwari Biradar Social Work (PhD) Canada (India) Tata Institute OF Social Sciences Anuprita Kanitkar Rehabilitation Sciences (PhD) India n/a Winter 2018 Karam Al-Bayati Pharmacy (UG) Australia Baker Heart & Disease Institute Summer 2018 (awarded, travel/funding pending) Caroline Chebet Med Micro (MSc) Canada (Kenya) Institute of Tropical Medicine and Infectious Simiyu Diseases, Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology Bhanu Pilli Nutrition (UG) India Uttar Pradesh Technical Support Unit Anika Dhalla Nutrition (UG) India University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad Maureen Cooper Nutrition (UG) India University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad Darren Fife Education (UG) Australia Deakin University Chinyere Njeze Community Health Sciences Canada University of Manitoba (PhD) Kimberley Whetten Environment (MSc) Grenada Saint George’s University Anderson Assuah Natural Resources and Canada (Ghana) University of Manitoba Environmental Management (PhD) Kenneth Omollo Med Micro (PhD) Canada (Kenya) University of Nairobi Rajeshwari Biradar Social Work (PhD) Canada (India) Tata Institute of Social Sciences Dhiwya Attawar Community Health Sciences India Karnataka Health Promotion Trust (PhD)
50 Supervision Teaching Dr. Riediger is the primary supervisor for one MSc student, Graduate Level Courses Sanjida Newaz, who received a CIHR CGS Masters Award for Dr. Adriana Mudryj, post-doctoral fellow; Ms. Monica Cyr, QES 2017-2018. Her area of interest is refugee mental health. Dr. coordinator; Ms. Anna Huard, QES coordinator; Mr. Terence Riediger is an advisory committee member for two MSc students Barthelette, Research Assistant. in the Department of Food and Human Nutritional Sciences. She also supervises a post-doctoral fellow, Dr. Adriana Mudryj, KERSTIN ROGER and a visiting QES PhD student, Rajeshwari Biradar (Fall 2017). Highlight of Activities Dr. Riediger supervised 5 undergraduate students in summer Director, Undergraduate Program Committee research placements in 2017: Vineet Sidhu, Helen Tieu, Kirsten Promotion of FMLY program overall; Senior Thesis 4500; Field Berrington (HNSC 4120 Senior Thesis); Agape Karagi (HMEC Experience 4300 4090 Practicum); and Andrew Samuel (BIOL 4890 Special Student based activities – graduation, plagiarism cases, credit Topics). transfers, meetings, etc. In partnership with the Met School in Seven Oaks School Admin: reports for Department council, annual report, Chairing Division, Dr. Riediger and Ongomiizwin Research hosted – undergraduate program committee meeting, daily another high school intern, Ms. Cora Pelly in Fall 2017. Cora communications on daily activities. was able to get exposure to research, attend our Indigenous Health Symposium, and work within the university setting. Qualitative Research Group, hosted 2 guest speakers, one half day workshop List of staff 0) course Teaching one graduate (7610) and one undergraduate (422 Fall 2017 Prepared 4 team grant applications Course: CHSC 7610 – RDC Research Methods Course (Part A), Review 10+ journal articles for peer reviewed journals. Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Community Health Sciences, University of Manitoba. Students Barbara 2013 started I am Adjunct Global Winter 2018 Borges, PhD, Professor in Aging: Course: CHSC 7620 – RDC Research Methods Course (Part B), PhD preparing to Education to Education Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Community defend in supervise her; and Seniors Health Sciences, University of Manitoba. May 2018, spent three Course: CHSC 7400 - Health and Well-Being in Intellectual and has been months under Developmental Disabilities, Department of Community Health accepted for my supervision Sciences, University of Manitoba. a Post Doc in with ELAP summer award in 2012 Undergraduate Level Courses 2018. Winter 2018 Morgan Defended Aging Course: FMLY 3750 – Fundamentals of Health Promotion, Stirling, May 2018 LGBT Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, Max Rady College of Medicine, Masters Department of Community Health Sciences, University of Melina Starting PhD Aging and Manitoba, Course Instructor [55 students]. Elliott, in CHS, 2018 technology Masters Fall 2017 Course: HMEC 3000 – Introduction to Social Epidemiology, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Course SHAHIN SHOOSHTARI Instructor [70 students]. My program of research on Health and Well-Being in Course: FMLY 4500 – Senior Thesis, Department of Community Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (HW-IDD) is Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Course Instructor [1 applied in nature; provides population-based evidence aimed at student]. improving the lives of people living with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Manitoba and beyond. Summer 2017 Course: HMEC 3000 – Introduction to Social Epidemiology, Rady Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Course Instructor [38 students].
51 Senior Thesis Supervision (Undergraduate level) Deborah Hatton (In progress), IIS-Psychology (ABA)/Disability Senior Thesis Advisor for Jacqueline Braconnier, Undergraduate Studies, University of Manitoba. student in Family Social Sciences Program. Research topic: Sheila Novek (In progress), Community Health Sciences, Ethno-cultural differences in determinants of healthy aging University of Manitoba. [August 2017 – December 2017]. Morena Miljkovic (In progress), Psychology, University of Manitoba. Thesis Advisor (Graduate level) Flavia Matielli Julio (In progress), Psychology, University of Mona Mohammadnia (In progress), Community Health Manitoba. Sciences, University of Manitoba Lei Hu (completed, 2017) , Psychology, University of Manitoba. Hasantha Gunaratna Sinnok (In Progress), Community Health Kara-Lynn Kehler (completed, 2017), Psychology, University of Sciences, University of ManitobaIresha Ratnayake (Completed), Manitoba. MSc student in Community Health Sciences, University of Manitoba. She successfully defended her thesis in December of Non-refereed Reports / Contributions to a Collective Work 2017. Shooshtari, S., Khoeiniha, S., McCombe, L., Demezuk, L. (2017). Jackie Lemaire (Completed), PhD student in Applied Health Evidence Brief: Effective Community-based Initiatives to Sciences. She successfully defended her thesis in December of Improve Health Outcomes for Persons with Intellectual and 2017. Developmental Disabilities Living in the Community. (53-page Shirin Abbasi (In progress), PhD student in Health and Crisis report submitted to St. Amant). Management, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, Iran. Raheleh Samouie (In progress), PhD student in Health and How best to support individuals with Intellectual and Crisis Management, Isfahan University of Medical Sciences, developmental disability (IDD) as they become frail: A Iran. Consensus Statement [version 1.3; September 14, 2017]. The statement represents the summary of opinions of an Invited Lectures international expert panel, which was based on comprehensive Shooshtari, S. Knowledge Translation. Invited lecture to and current information. Our expert international panel on students enrolled in AHS 7000 – Research and Practice in frailty in IDD included: Applied Health Sciences, Instructor: Dr. Michele Porter, Canada: Dr. Hélène Ouellette-Kuntz (Public Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, November 3, 2017. [5 students] Queen’s University), Dr. Lynn Martin (Health Sciences, Lakehead University), Dr. Shahin Shooshtari (Community Thesis Examination Committee Member for: Health Sciences, and Disability Studies, University of Manitoba), MSc students and Dr. Beverley Temple (Nursing, University of Manitoba) Ekaterina Totina (In progress), Family Social Sciences, The Netherlands: Josje Schoufour (Epidemiology, Erasmus University of Manitoba. Medical Center) Farnoosh Khaloei Pour (In progress), Family Social Sciences, Ireland: Dr. Eilish Burke (Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity University of Manitoba. College Dublin), Prof. Mary McCarron (Nursing and Midwifery, Nazmus Sakib (In progress), Community Health Sciences, Trinity College Dublin), and Dr. Eimear McGlinchey (Nursing University of Manitoba. and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin) Rayan Heckert (In Progress), Psychology, University of Sweden: Magnus Sandberg (Health Sciences, Lund University) Manitoba. USA: Prof. Philip McCallion (Public Health, Temple University Nikki Hawnlyshen (In Progress), Human Nutritional Sciences & Nursing and Midwifery, Trinity College Dublin) program, University of Manitoba. Daniel Saltel (Completed, 2018), Community Health Sciences, Invited Speaker University of Manitoba. Statistics Canada Datasets on Aging. Oral presentation at the Lindsay Dodson (completed, 2017), Psychology, University of pre-conference Workshop on Healthy Aging, the Canadian Manitoba) Association of Gerontology (CAG) 2017, the 46th Annual Brittany Sieradzki (completed, 2017), Family Social Sciences. Scientific and Educational Meeting: Evidence for Action in an University of Manitoba. Aging World, Winnipeg, Manitoba, October 19, 2017. Karli Pedreira (completed, 2017), Psychology, University of Manitoba World Health Organization (WHO) Workshop on Healthy Aging – A pre-conference workshop, the Canadian Association PhD Students: of Gerontology (CAG) 2017, the 46th Annual Scientific and Karli Pedreira (In progress), Psychology, University of Educational Meeting: Evidence for Action in an Aging World, Manitoba. Winnipeg, Manitoba, October 19, 2017.
52 I was invited to take part and facilitate a workshop on “frailty Professional Organizations and Affiliations and aging” led by Professor Helene Ouellette-Kuntz (CANADA) Member, Canada Research Chair Equity, Diversity and at the IASSIDD Health Special Interest Research Group Inclusion Action Plan Working Group, University of Manitoba conference “Bridging the gap: from evidence to improved health (2017-present) for persons with IDD”, Belfast, Northern Ireland, June 19-20, 2017. Lead, Fall Prevention Research Interest Group, Centre on Aging, University of Manitoba (2017-present)
KATHRYN SIBLEY Member, Scientific Content Committee, International Society Highlights: for Gait and Posture Research (2016-present) 2 research grants received as PI 2 research grants received as Co-I Member, Scientific Advisory Board, Centre for Healthcare 2 research grants currently under review (Co-I) Innovation, University of Manitoba- Winnipeg Region Health 8 ongoing research projects Authority (2014-present) 5 Published peer-reviewed manuscripts 4 manuscripts currently submitted to peer review journals Member, Fall Prevention Expert Panel, Canadian Patient Safety 6 presentations delivered Institute (2017) 2 posters presented Appointed as the Director of Knowledge Translation Platform, Member, International Society of Posture and Gait Research Centre for Healthcare Innovation, University of Manitoba (2005-present) Nominated for CBC Manitoba Future 40 Appointed Director – Knowledge Translation Platform, George Organized Symposium - Sibley KM. Implementation Research in and Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Innovation, University of Balance, Mobility and Fall Prevention: How Do We Move the Manitoba/Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Evidence Into Action? International Society of Posture and Gait Research, Fort Lauderdale Florida USA, June 27 2017. Courses Taught: Science and Practice of Knowledge Translation in Health Knowledge Translation Activities: Sciences (CHSC 7400). Department of Community Health The Fallout: Research and Practical Tips for Preventing Falls. Sciences, University of Manitoba. University of Manitoba Café Scientifique, Winnipeg MB, November 6, 2017. Research Methods in Rehabilitation (REHB 710). College of Rehabilitation Sciences, University of Manitoba (Guest Lecturer Making the Most of Your PhD and Post-doc. KT Canada Research Operations Webinar, April 2, 2018. Research Appointments: Member, Children’s Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba Blog Contributions - Contributes regularly to the (CHRIM), Children’s Hospital Foundation of Manitoba KnowledgeNudge Blog (six posts contributed in 2017/18)
Scholarly and Professional Activities: Primary supervisor Scholarship Reviewer Alberta SPOR Graduate Studentship Korall A. Post-doctoral Fellow, George and Fay Yee Centre for Program Healthcare Innovation, University of Manitoba- Winnipeg Regional Health Authority Grant Reviewer CIHR Project Grant Competition – Stage 2 Crockett L. PhD Student, Department of Community Health Sciences, University of Manitoba Editorial Responsibilities Associate Editor - Journal of Touchette A. MSc Student, Department of Community Health Orthopedic and Sports Physical Therapy (2015-present) Sciences, University of Manitoba Bowers F, Francisco V, and Raymundo E. MPT Research Manuscript Reviewer Project, Department of Physical Therapy, University of BMJ Open Manitoba Osteoporosis International Committee Service Committee Member Rawal, YR. MSc Student, Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management, University of Manitoba Lee, M.MSc Student, Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management, University of Manitoba
53 Moore, C. PhD Student, Rutgers The State University of New TAMARA TAILLIEU Jersey Tamara Taillieu started her position as an Instructor I in the Campbell, A. Master’s Student, University of Alberta Department of Community Health Sciences on July 1, 2017, and Aloraini, S. PhD Candidate, Applied Health Sciences, University has spent much of her time developing the content for several of Manitoba classes over the past two academic terms. In addition, Ms. Taillieu has been preparing for her final doctoral defence in List of Staff: 2018. Masood Khan, Research Coordinator Kathlenn Zawaly, Student Research Assistant Undergraduate Teaching Karen Van Ooteghem, Scientific Associate (casual) Course # Term # of Students Lecture Jacqueline Bracconier, Research Assistant (casual) in Class (hrs/wk) FMLY 1010 Fall 2017 136 3.0 FMLY 1420 Fall 2017 55 3.0 AUDREY SWIFT FMLY 3802 Fall 2017 33 2.75 Audrey Swift, PhD is a part–time Research Associate and FMLY 1010 Winter 2018 250 2.5 Contact Leader at the Manitoba Follow-up Study. She is FMLY 2500 Winter 2018 107 Online primarily involved with performing verbal autopsies on deceased FMLY 4802 Winter 2018 23 2.75 study members and writing articles for publication. Audrey is also a full-time Instructor in the Department of Community Health Sciences. Other Student Training/Mentorship In addition, Ms. Taillieu has trained and provided mentorship to Key Activities a number of grader/marker and teacher’s assistants over the Teaching 2017/2018 academic year including both senior level Family Social Sciences undergraduate (i.e., Nadine Dankwart, Ana- Summer 2017: Maria Grabovac, Natalia Kucharska) and master’s level HEAL 2600 - Integration of Health Determinants of Individuals, Community Health Science (i.e., Mohammad Nazmus Sakib) 25 students students.
Fall 2017: Awards and Recognitions HEAL 2600 - Integration of Health Determinants of Individuals, Child Abuse & Neglect 2017 Paper of the Year Award 105 students (Honorable Mention) for Childhood emotional maltreatment HEAL 4600 - Integration of Health Determinants for Canada and mental disorders: Results from a nationally representative and the World, 13 students adult sample from the United States by T.L. Taillieu, D.A. FMLY 2012 (Distance Ed) - Development, Conflict, and Brownridge, J. Sareen, & T.O. Afifi Displacement, 45 students FMLY 3780 - Introduction to the Development of Programs for Research Manitoba, Health Research Postdoctoral Fellowship Children and Families, 68 students Award, September 2017 (Declined), $36,750 for 12 months (renewable to a maximum value of $73,500 over 24 months)
Winter 2018: Research Activities HEAL 4610 - Health Studies Capstone, 4 students Ms. Taillieu is a member of the Manitoba Population Health HEAL 4620 - Health Sciences Capstone, 9 students Research Group and the Child Maltreatment Research Group at HEAL 3600 - Integration of Health Determinants for the University of Manitoba. She has also been involved in Communities, 29 students research collaborations involving First Responder health and HEAL 2600 (Distance Ed) - Under development well-being with Dr. Nick Carelton at the University of Regina.
Mentoring Service I am on the Masters thesis committee of Ms. Elizabeth Sachs. Undergraduate Studies Committee, Department of Community Ms. Sachs is earning a Master of Science in Community Health Health Sciences, April 2017-Present Sciences. Her thesis topic is entitled, “Self-rated Frailty, Poster Competition Judge, Undergraduate Research Poster Resilience, and Mortality of Old Men: The Manitoba Follow-up Competition, University of Manitoba, October 2017 Study”.
54 Manuscript Peer Reviewer: Child Abuse & Neglect, Journal of Current Students: Interpersonal Violence Shabnam Balamchi, PhD student (2014--), Department of Statistics, Some Contributions to Spatial Statistics, Supervisor. MAHMOUD TORABI Key activities: Kanika Grover, MSc student (2016--), Department of Research in terms of publications, collaboration with the faculty Statistics, Some Contributions to Small Area Estimation, Co- members in CHS and also with other departments in the Rady supervisor. Faculty of Health Sciences. Erfanul Hoque, PhD student (2017--), Department of Service to CHS as member of the Candidacy Exam and Graduate Statistics, Some Contributions to Longitudinal Data Analysis, Program commit-tees; President of Survey Methods Section of Co-supervisor. the Statistical Society of Canada (SSC); Associate Editors of American Journal of Biostatistics, International Journal of Justin Dyck, MSc student (2017--), Department of Community Biosta-tistics & Computational Biology, and Journal of Iranian Health Sciences, Some Contributions to Spatial Statistics, Statistical Society; member of the Scientific Advisory Committee Supervisor. for the Cancer Care Manitoba Foundation operating grant; Member of the Scientific Advisory Committee for the Children’s Oluwagbenga Abiodun Fakanye, MSc student (2018--), Hospital Re-search Institute of Manitoba (CHRIM) operating Department of Community Health Sciences, Some grants; Member of Robillard Award Committee at the Statistical Contributions to Spatial Statistics, Supervisor. Society of Canada to select the yearly best PhD thesis de-fended in Statistics program in Canada; judged on Students Yang Cui, PhD student (2011--), Department of Community Presentations at the Statisti-cal Society of Canada (SSC) Annual Health Sciences, Children in Care in Manitoba, internal Meetings; organized three invited sessions at the national (SSC committee member. in Winnipeg) and international (SAE in Paris and JSM in Baltimore) con-ferences. I also reviewed 20 papers for journals Ebtihal Ali, PhD student (2015--), Department of Community in Medicine and Statistics. I also re-viewed national (NSERC, Health Sciences, Economic Evaluation of Breast Milk Banking, Canada) and international (Patient-Centered Outcomes Re- internal committee member. search Institute, USA) research grants. Teaching the graduate courses: Biostatistics for Community Ebeid Mohammed Aly, PhD student (2014 --), Department of Health Sciences 2 (CHSC 7830) in Winter 2017 and 2018; Economics, Three Essays in Health Economics, external Statistical Methods in Spatial Epidemiology (CHSC 7610) in Fall committee member. 2017. sAl iso, I wa n the 5 PhD thesis committees as a committee member. Mina Alizadehsadrdaneshpour, PhD student (2014 --), Department of Economics, Three Essays in Health Economics, List of staff: external committee member. Parisa Azimaee, research assistant, June 2017- Sept 2017. Katie Galloway, research assistant, Oct 2017-. Lin Xue, PhD student (2015--), Department of Statistics, Variable Selection in Measurement Error Models, external Training / mentoring activities committee member. Musah Khalid, PhD student (2012 -- 2017), Department of Economics, Three Essays on Informal Employment in Ghana, internal committee member.
Vahid Tadayon, Visiting PhD student, (May 2017–Oct 2017), Department of Community Health Sciences, Some Contributions to Measurement Error Models with Applications to Health Sciences.
55 PUBLICATIONS with a Child Abuse History in Canada. Child Abuse & Neglect, 79, 22- 30. Books Michaelson, V., & Durrant, J.E. (prospectus approved, book in Afifi, T.O., Mota, N., Sareen, J., & MacMillan, H. (2017). The preparation). Putting Children in Their Place: Corporal Punishment, relationship between harsh physical punishment in childhood and Theology and Reconciliation. University of Manitoba Press. further violence in adulthood. BMC Public Health, 17:493, 1-10. Afifi, T.O., Sareen, J., Fortier, J., Taillieu, T., Turner, S., Cheung, K, & Book Chapters Henriksen, C. (2017). Child Maltreatment and Eating Disorders Durrant, J.E. (2017). The global movement to end all corporal among Men and Women in Adulthood: Results from a Nationally punishment of children. In G. Lenzer (Ed.). Ending violence against Representative United States Sample. International Journal of Eating children: Making human rights real (pp. 64-85). New York: Routledge. Disorders, 50, 11; 1241-1338..
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69 Snider CE, Brownell M, Dufault B, Barrett N, Prior H, Cochrane C. A Tate RB, St. John PD: "Sudden Unexpected Cardiac Death on Monday multilevel analysis of risk and protective factors for Canadian youth in Younger and Older Men: The Manitoba Follow-up Study" Am J Ep injured or killed by interpersonal violence. Injury Prevention 2018; 187(3):633-635. 2017;Epub ahead of print. [Abstract] Tennenhouse LG, Leslie WD, Lix LM. Health-related quality of life for St. John P., Jiang D. & Tate R. (2018). Quality of life trajectories First Nations and Caucasian women in the first Nations Bone Health predict mortality in older men: The Manitoba Follow-up Study. study. BMC Res Notes 2017;10(1):755. [Abstract] Journal of Aging and Health, 30(2): 247-261. PMID:28553787 Thompson GN, Doupe M, Reid RC, Baumbusch J, Estabrooks CA. St. John PD, McClement SE, Swift AU, Tate RB: Self-rated frailty in Pain trajectories of nursing home residents nearing death. JAMDA older men: The Manitoba Follow-up Study. Accepted for publication 2017;18(8):700-706. [Abstract] in The Canadian Journal on Aging, Accepted for publication January 2018. Tokar A, Broerse JEW, Blanchard J, Roura M. HIV Testing and Counseling Among Female Sex Workers: A Systematic Literature St. John PD, Tyas SL, Menec VH, Tate R, Griffith L. Multimorbidity Review. AIDS Behav. 2018 Feb 20. predicts functional decline in community-dwelling older adults: A prospective cohort study. Can Fam Physician (in press). Torabi M (2017). Zero-inflated spatio-temporal models for disease mapping. Biometrical Journal, 59, 430–444. St. John, P., McClement, S., Swift, A. U., & Tate, R. T. (in press). Older men’s definitions of frailty: The Manitoba Follow-up Study. Canadian Torkashvand E, Jafari Jozani M, and Torabi M (2017). Clustering in Journal on Aging. small area estimation with area-level linear mixed models, Journal of Royal Statistical Society, Series A, 180, 4, 1253–1279. Stewart-Tufescu A, Chase R, Huynh E, Mignone J (2018) The Life Story Board: a promising task-oriented, visual research tool to explore Tran M, Lefebvre DL, Dai D, AZAD MB, Subbarao P, Lou W, Becker children's perspectives on well-being. Child Indicators Research. AB, Mandhane PJ, Turvey SE, Sears MR, and the CHILD Study doi.org/10.1007/s12187-018-9533-8 investigators. Timing of food introduction and development of food sensitization in a prospective birth cohort. Pediatric Allergy and Stewart-Tufescu A, Huynh E, Mignone J, Chase R, 2018, The Life Immunology Aug 2017. 28(5):471-477. doi: 10.1111/pai.12739 [IF 3.9] Story Board: A Task-Oriented Research Tool to Explore Children’s Perspectives of Well-Being, Child Indicators Research Tricco AC, Thomas SM, Veroniki AA, Hamid JS, Cogo E, Strifler L, https://doi.org/10.1007/s12187-018-9533-8 Khan PA, Robson R, Sibley KM, MacDonald H, Riva JJ, Thavorn K, Wilson C, Holroyd-Leduc J, Kerr GD, Feldman F, Majumdar SR, Subbarao P, Becker A, Mandhane P, Moraes T, AZAD MB, Lu Z, Lou Jaglal SB, Hui W, Straus SE. Comparisons of Interventions for W, Turvey S, Dharma C, Lefebvre D, Tran M, Sears M. Diagnosing Preventing Falls in Older Adults A Systematic Review and Meta- Atopic Dermatitis in infancy: questionnaire reports versus criteria- analysis. JAMA. 2017; 318(17): 1687–1699. based assessment. Journal of Clinical Epidemiology. (Submitted Feb doi:10.1001/jama.2017.15006. 2018). [IF 5.0] Tuite AR, Shaw SY, Reimer JN, Ross CP, Fisman DN, Mishra S. 2018. Taillieu, T.L., Afifi, T.O., Turner, S., Cheung, K., Fortier, J., & Sareen, Can enhanced screening of men with a history of prior syphilis J. (2018). Risk factors, clinical presentations, and functional infection stem the epidemic in men who have sex with men? A impairment for generalized anxiety disorder in military personnel mathematical modelling study. Sexually Transmitted Infections. and the general population in Canada, Canadian Journal of 94:105-110. Psychiatry. Tang N, Zhao P, Qu A & Jiang D. (2017). Semiparametric estimating equations inference with nonignorable nonresponse. Turner, S., Taillieu, T., Cheung, K., & Afifi, T. (2017). The relationship Statistica Sinica, 27(1): 89-113. between childhood sexual abuse and mental health outcomes among males: Results from a nationally representative United States sample. Targownik L, Tennakoon A, Leung S, Lix LM, Nugent Z, Singh H, Child Abuse & Neglect, 66, 64-72. doi:10.1016/j.chiabu.2017.01.018. Bernstein CN. Factors associated with discontinuation of anti-TNF inhibitors among persons with IBD: A population-based analysis. Turner, S., Taillieu, T., Cheung, K., Fortier, J., & Afifi, T.O. (2017). Inflamm Bowel Dis 2017;23(3):409-420. [Abstract] Childhood sexual abuse and mental health outcomes among males: Results from a nationally representative United States sample. Child Abuse & Neglect, 66, 64-72.
70 Turner, S., Taillieu, T., Cheung, K., Zamorski, M., Boulos, D., Sareen, Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Bolton J. Duration of maternal mental J., & Afifi, T.O. (2017). Child abuse experiences and perceived need health-related outcomes after an infant's death: A retrospective and mental health service use among members of the Canadian matched cohort study using linkable administrative data. Depress Armed Forces. Canadian Journal of Psychiatry, 62, 413-421. Anxiety 2018;Epub ahead of print. [Abstract]
Turner, S., Taillieu, T., Fortier, J., Salmon, S., Cheung, K., & Afifi, T.O Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Brownell M, Nickel N, Chateau D, Singal D. (2018). Bullying victimization and illicit drug use among boys and Suicide attempts and completions among mothers whose children girls in grades 7 to 12 in Manitoba, Canada: A cross-sectional analysis were taken into care by child protection services: A cohort study using Canadian Journal of Public Health [advance online]. linkable administrative data. Can J Psychiatry 2017;Epub ahead of doi:10.17269/s41997-018-0030-0 print. [Abstract]
Urquia ML, Pulver A, Heaman MI, Ray JG, Daoud N, O'Campo P. Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Brownell M, Nickel NC, Chateau D. Partner disengagement from pregnancy and adverse maternal and Predictors of having first child taken into care at birth: A population- infant outcomes. Journal of Women's Health 2017;26(3):234-240. based retrospective cohort study. Child Abuse & Neglect 2017;76:1-9. [Abstract] [Abstract]
Urquia ML, Wanigaratne S, Ray JG, Joseph KS. Severe maternal Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Nickel N, Chateau D, Brownell M. morbidity associated with maternal birthplace: A population-based Postpartum depression and anxiety among mothers whose child was register study. J Obstet Gynaecol Can 2017;39(11): 978- 987. placed in the care of child protection services at birth: a retrospective [Abstract] cohort study using linked administrative data. Maternal and Child Health Journal (accepted February 23, 2018) Vasiliadis HM, Diallo FB, Rochette L, Smith M, Langille D, Lin E, Kisely S, Fombonne E, Thompson AH, Renaud J, Lesage A. Temporal Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Nickel NC. Adolescent pregnancy outcomes trends in the prevalence and incidence of diagnosed ADHD in among sisters and mothers: A population-based retrospective cohort children and young adults between 1999 and 2012 in Canada: A data study using linkable administrative data. Public Health Reports linkage study. Can J Psychiatry 2017;Epub ahead of print. [Abstract] 2018;133(1):100-108. [Abstract]
Vehling L, Chan D, McGavock J, Becker AB, Mandhane P, Turvey SE, Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL. Family matters: High school graduation and Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the CHILD Study Investigators and AZAD siblings. International Journal of Population Data Science 2017;1(2). MB*. Exclusive breastfeeding in hospital predicts longer breastfeeding [Abstract] in Canada: implications for health equity. Birth March 2018 00:1-10. Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL. High school graduation - the impact of older doi: 10.1111/birt.12345 [IF 1.9] siblings' educational achievement. International Journal of Population Data Science 2017;1:355. Wall-Weiler E, Roos LL, Nickel NC, Chateau D, Brownell M. Mortality among mothers whose children were taken into care by Wanigaratne, S, Shakya, Y, Gagnon, A, Cole, D, Rashid, M, Blake, J, child protection services: A discordant sibling analysis. Am J Dastoori, P, Moineddin, R, Ray, J, Urquia, ML. Refugee maternal and Epidemiol 2018;Epub ahead of print. perinatal health in Ontario, Canada: a retrospective population-based study. BMJ Open. 2018 Apr 10;8(4):e018979. Wall-Wieler E, Brownell M, Singal D, Nickel N, Roos L. The cycle of child protection and services involvement: a cohort study of Webb S, Janus M, Duku E, Raos R, Brownell M, Forer B, Guhn M, adolescent mothers. Pediatrics (accepted January 29, 2018) Muhajarine N. Neighbourhood socioeconomic status indices and early childhood development. SSM Population Health 2017;3:48-56. Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Bolton J, Brownell M, Nickel N, Chateau D. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ssmph.2016.11.006. [Abstract] Maternal mental health after custody loss and death of a child: A retrospective cohort study using linkable administrative data. Can J Whitlock R, Chartier M, Komenda P, Hingwala J, Rigatto C, Walld R, Psychiatry 2017;Epub ahead of print. Dart A, Tangri N. Validation of the Kidney Failure Risk Equation in Manitoba. Can J Kidney Health Dis 2017;4. [Abstract] Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Bolton J, Brownell M, Nickel NC, Chateau D Maternal health and social outcomes after having a child taken into Wilkinson K, Wei Y, Szwajcer A, Rabbani R, Zarychanski R, Abou- care: Population-based longitudinal cohort study using linkable Setta AM, Mahmud SM. (2017). Efficacy and safety of high-dose administrative data. J Epidemiol Community Health 2017;71(12): influenza vaccine in elderly adults: A systematic review and meta- 1145-1151. [Abstract] analysis. Vaccine. 35(21):2775-2780, DOI: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2017.03.092.
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72 Sclerosis. Effects of physical comorbidities on disability progression Afifi, T.O. Moving beyond the spanking debate. Invited speaker at in multiple sclerosis. Neurology. 2018 Jan 30;90(5):e419-e427 the Royal Society of Canada, Café Events-Insight Café, Annual Conference, Winnipeg, MB, Canada, November 25, 2017. Zhao P, Tang N, & Jiang D. (2017). Efficient inverse probability weighting for quantile regression with nonignorable missing data. Afifi, T.O. Sex- and gender-based child maltreatment research. Statistics: A Journal of Theoretical and Applied Statistics, 51(2): 363- Invited speaker at the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, 386. Institute of Gender and Health New Investigator Meeting, Montreal, QC, Canada, December 7th, 2017. PRESENTATIONS Afifi, T.O. Spanking as a Human Rights Issue. Invited speaker at the Adina Lakser, Laverne Gervais, Carey Sinclair, Sisters of Fire, Royal Society of Canada The Wave 150: Re-imaging The People’s Marissa Becker, Sharon Bruce. An Arts- and Ceremony-Based Constitution, A national event Halifax, Montreal, London, Approach to Understanding Health and Health Care among Winnipeg, and Vancouver, Canada October 28, 2017. Indigenous Women Living with HIV, 5th Annual Indigenous Health Symposium, Winnipeg MB, November 22, 2017. Afifi, T.O. The well-being and experiences study data collection and linkage in Manitoba. Invited speaker at the Public Health Agency of Adina Lakser, Laverne Gervais, Carey Sinclair, Sisters of Fire, Canada (PHAC) Canadian Reported Child Maltreatment Marissa Becker, Sharon Bruce. Creating Safer Spaces for Sharing: Surveillance System (CRCMSS) planning meeting, Ottawa, ON, An arts-based alternative to the focus group, Canadian Aboriginal Canada, March 6th, 2018. AIDS Network Wise Practices IV Conference, Calgary AB, Sept 26, 2017. Afifi, T.O., & MacMillan, H. (2018). Spanking and Adult Mental Health Impairment: The Case for the Designation of Spanking as an Adina Lakser, Laverne Gervais, Carey Sinclair, Sisters of Fire, Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE). Paper Presentation Marissa Becker, Sharon Bruce. Perspectives on Indigenous submitted to the 2018 World Psychiatric Association, Epidemiology Research, Learning from CAHR, Sexuality Education Resource and Public Health Section, May 2-4, 2018, New York, NY, USA. Centre CAHR Panel Presentation, Winnipeg MB, May 26, 2017. Afifi, T.O., MacMillan, H.L., Tonmyr, L., McTavish, Wathen, N., & Afifi, T.O. Child abuse, health, and resilience in Canada: A review Turner, S. Child abuse exposure, child protection services contact of the recent research Invited 2-hour Global Classroom Webinar and mental health outcomes among Canadian adults. Oral for the Victims Justice Network in collaboration with the Sheldon presentation in the Symposium Mandatory Reporting: It is Time to Kennedy Child Advocacy Centre with international live streaming, Ask the Hard Questions at the International Society for the June 1st, 2017. https://vimeo.com/220484403/a1883344f1. Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN), Symposium, Dr. Andrea Gonzalez (discussant) Prague, Czech Republic, September Afifi, T.O. Data sources, data availability, and data gaps in field of 2-5, 2018 (forthcoming). adverse childhood experiences (ACEs). Invited speaker and panel discussant at the World Health Organization (WHO), Violence Afifi, T.O., MacMillan, H.L., Turner, S., Taillieu, T., Kimber, M., Prevention Alliance (VPA) and Prevention of Violence across the Gonzalez, & Wekerle, C. The relationship between child Lifespan (PreVAiL) meeting, Ottawa, ON, Canada, October 18, maltreatment and dating violence in adolescence. Oral presentation 2017. in the Symposium The pervasive impacts of child maltreatment: Results from the 2014 Ontario Child Health Study and implications Afifi, T.O. Implementation and professional development related to for identification and response at the International Society for the violence prevention. Invited speaker at the International Society for Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN), Symposium, Dr. the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN), Symposium, Lil Tonmyr (discussant) Prague, Czech Republic, September 2-5, Dr. Christine Wekerle (discussant) Prague, Czech Republic, 2018 (forthcoming). September 2-5, 2018 (forthcoming) . Afifi, T.O., Sareen, J., Fortier, J.,Taillieu, T., Turner, S, Cheung, K., Afifi, T.O. Invited Speaker at the Clinical and Translational & Henriksenn (2017). Child maltreatment and eating disorders Research Institute Life course symposium on Childhood Adversity, among men and women in adulthood: Results from a nationally Adverse Childhood Experiences: Consequences across the life representative United States Sample. Paper presentation at the course, University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, California, Canadian Academy of Psychiatric Epidemiology (CAPE) Annual United States, May 17, 2017. Meeting. September 13, 2017, Ottawa, ON.
73 Anderson DeCoteau M. April 25, 2017: Keynote panelist: “Effective Anderson DeCoteau M. March 16, 2018: Invited lecture: “Structures Stakeholder Engagement” at the Canadian Association for Drugs Last Longer Than Intentions: Institutional Change for Advancing and Technology in Health Symposium, Ottawa, Ontario. Indigenous Health” in Indigenous Health Elective Course, Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, McMaster University. Anderson DeCoteau M. April 5, 2018: Keynote speaker: “The Heart Health of Indigenous Women” at the Canadian Women’s Heart Anderson DeCoteau M. March 21, 2018: Plenary panelist: Health Summit, Ottawa, Ontario. “Reconciliation in Public Health” at the Ontario Public Health Convention, Toronto, Ontario. Anderson DeCoteau M. April 7, 2018: Keynote speaker: “The Next 150: Reconciliation and Health” at the Upstream Closing the Gap Anderson DeCoteau M. March 23, 2018: Keynote speaker: Conference, Ottawa, Ontario. “Grounding Public Health Practice in the Colonial Context” in the Decolonizing Public Health: Indigenous Cultural Safety as Public Anderson DeCoteau M. December 15, 2017: Webinar: Health Practice Workshop at the Ontario Public Health “Reconciliation and Public Health Practice” for the National Convention, Toronto, Ontario. Collaborating Centres for Public Health, from Winnipeg, Manitoba. Anderson DeCoteau M. May 1, 2017: Keynote speaker: AFMC Hot Anderson DeCoteau M. February 20, 2017: Keynote speaker: Topic Session on “Reconciliation and Medical Education” at the “Reconciliation in Medical Education” Jones Lecture at the Health Canadian Conference on Medical Education, Winnipeg, Manitoba. & Medical Education Scholarship Symposium, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary. Anderson DeCoteau M. May 9, 2017: Keynote speaker: “Reconciliation in Practice” at the Indigneous Health Dialogue Anderson DeCoteau M. February 21, 2018: Invited workshop: Research Forum, Cumming School of Medicine, University of “Racism/ Anti-racism in the Learning Environment” at the Health Calgary. & Medical Education Scholarship Symposium, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary. Anderson DeCoteau M. November 9, 2017: Invited speaker: “Reconciliation in Research” at the Building Reconciliation Forum, Anderson DeCoteau M. February 27, 2018: Keynote speaker: University of Manitoba. “Indigenous Youth, Harm Reduction, and Crystal Meth” at the Manitoba Harm Reduction Network Conference, Brokenhead Anderson DeCoteau M. October 11, 2017: Keynote speaker: Ojibway Nation, Manitoba. “Racism in Health Care: Undertreatment of Pain in Racialized Kids” at the PICH2Go Indigenous Conference, Halifax, Nova Anderson DeCoteau M. February 6, 2017: Keynote speaker: “E- Scotia. Health as a Tool in Closing First Nations Health Gaps” at the First Nations E-Health Conference, Winnipeg, Manitoba Anderson DeCoteau M. September 25-26, 2017: Visiting Scholar: “Hunger was Never Absent” Journal Club, “Reconciliation in Anderson DeCoteau M. January 13, 2018: Keynote speaker: “The Practice” lecture, “Systems Approach to Understanding Indigenous Impacts of Multi-level Racism on Indigenous Peoples Health” at the Health” lecture at the Wilson Centre, Faculty of Medicine, McMaster Indigenous Health Conference, Hamilton, Ontario. University of Toronto.
Anderson DeCoteau M. June 22, 2017: Invited lecture: “Indigenous Ateah, C., Durrant, J.E., Barker, L., Cavers, V., Roloff, L., & Agrey, Health Overview” in the International Medical Graduates N. (2017). Preventing punitive violence against children: A tri- Orientation, Max Rady College of Medicine, University of provincial evaluation of a primary prevention program. Research Manitoba. and Education for Solutions to Violence, Winnipeg, MB, October.
Anderson DeCoteau M. June 7, 2017: Keynote speaker: “Truth and Attawar DS, Rai P, Kar A, Lakkappa M, Jayanna K, Blanchard JF, Reconciliation: Calls to Action for Health” at the Association of Maternal well-being and equity in south India: Consulting the Ontario Health Centres Annual Conference, Toronto, Ontario. community on what really matters for new mothers in underserved regions. Poster presented at: 30th Annual Canadian Student Anderson DeCoteau M. March 10, 2017: Invited lecture: Health Research Forum, Community Health Sciences and “Indigenous Women in Leadership” ” in Indigenous Health Elective Manitoba Student Poster Competition. University of Manitoba, Course, Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, McMaster Winnipeg MB, June 2017. University.
74 Attawar DS, Rai P, Lakkappa M, Jayanna K, Blanchard JF. Maternal Bruce SG. Diabetes: Will it ever go away? Nanaandawewigamig – well-being and equity: Consulting the community on what really First Nations Health & Social Secretariat of Manitoba, Diabetes matters. Presentation at: Bold Ideas Colloquium Series. University Integration Project, Foot Care and Chronic Disease Workshop, of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, Sept 22, 2017. Winnipeg, MB, Feb 1-2, 2017.
Attawar DS. Maternal well-being and equity in the global South. Bruce SG. The process of developing a decolonizing approach to Invited speaker at: Women’s Health Research Foundation of diabetes prevention with a Manitoba FN Community. Health Canada, Dance for Your Health 2018: Annual fundraising event for Science Research Talks At Migizii Agamik. University of Manitoba, women’s health research. Winnipeg, MB, March 12, 2018. Winnipeg, MB, February 16, 2017.
Becker ML. Excess burden of infections among HIV positive Campbell R, Chartier M. Do home visiting programs improve the individuals prior to HIV well-being of First Nations children and parents? Presented at the Indigenous Health Symposium, Winnipeg, MB, November 23, 2017 Becker, M. “Early HIV risk and gaps in Program Access: an observational and mathematical modeling study of adolescent girls Chartier M, Bownell M, Nickel N, PATHS Equity for Children, and young women in Kenya and Ukraine”, Invited Presentation, ENVISION Team. What does Manitoba’s population based data tell Mucosal Immunology Symposium, University of Manitoba, Sept us? Presented to the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority 27, 2017. Professional Development Day, Winnipeg, MB, June 13 - 14, 2017
Bhullar A, Tate R and St. John P. Are frailty and successful aging Chartier M, Brownell M, Campbell R, Phillips-Beck W, Sareen J, two sides of the same coin? Poster presentation at the 37th Annual Munro G, The ENVISION Team, PAX Implementation Team. Scientific Meeting of the Canadian Geriatrics Society, Toronto, ON, Program Evaluation among First Nations Children: Families First April 21, 2017. Home Visiting and PAX School Based Mental Health Promotion, Presented to the Need to Know Team Meeting, Winnipeg, MB, June Brennan-Olsen, SL., Taillieu, T., Bolton, J., Turner, S., Quirk, S.E., 12, 2017 Gomez, F., Duckham, T., Hosking, S.M., Duque, G., Green, D., & Chartier M, Brownell M, MacWilliam L, Valdivia J, Nie Y, Ekuma Afifi, T.O. (2018). Arthritis across education, income and O, Burchill C, Hu M, Rajotte L, Kulbaba C. Long-term Adult race/ethnicity, and the moderating role of childhood maltreatment: Outcomes of Mental Illness Diagnosed in Childhood. Presented at Data from the National Epidemiological Survey on Alcohol and the MCHP Evidence to Action Annual Workshop. Winnipeg, MB. Related Conditions. Paper Presentation at the 2018 World Congress September 26, 2017. on Osteoporosis, Osteoarthritis and musculoskeletal Disease, April 19-22, 2018, Poland. Chartier M, Brownell M, MacWilliam L, Valdivia J, Nie Y, Ekuma O, Burchill C, Hu M, Rajotte L, Kulbaba C. Mental Health of Brown C, Menec VH. Health, social and functional characteristics Manitoba’s Children. Presented at Bold Ideas Colloquium, of older adults with continuing care needs: Implications for Community Health Sciences, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, integrated care. Canadian Association on Gerontology conference, MB, January 27, 2017 Winnipeg, October 21, 2017. Chartier M, Knoll-Kwok L, Brownell M, MacWilliam L, Valdivia J, Brownell M, Campbell R. No strings attached: The impact of an Nie Y, Ekuma O, Burchill C, Hu M, Rajotte L, Kulbaba C. Mental unconditional prenatal income supplement on First Nations birth Health and Wellness of Manitoba’s Children. Presented at the and early childhood outcomes. Presented at the Indigenous Health Centennial School Professional Development Day, Selkirk, MB, Symposium 2017, Winnipeg, MB, November 23, 2017 February 3, 2017
Brownell M, Chartier M, and the PATHS Team. Multi-sectoral Chartier M, Knoll-Kwok L, Brownell M, MacWilliam L, Valdivia J, Impacts of Social Programs: Key Findings from MCHP Research. Nie Y, Ekuma O, Burchill C, Hu M, Rajotte L, Kulbaba C. Mental Presented at the MCHP Evidence to Action Annual Workshop. Health and Wellness of Manitoba’s Children. Presented at the Lord Winnipeg, MB. September 26, 2017. Selkirk School Division Development Day, Selkirk, Manitoba, March 16, 2017 Brownell M, Nickel N, Chartier M. The Influence of SES on Children’s Health and Development. Presented at the Education for Chartier M, Ly G, Cook R, Murdock N, Mayer T, Sareen J, Munro ACTion: Our Human Rights Journey, Annual Manitoba Teachers G, Implementation Team. Evidence to Action: DEVOTION & PAX Society Conference, Winnipeg, MB, April 21, 2017 School Based Mental Health Promotion. Presented to the Education Directors Meeting, Winnipeg, MB, June 5, 2017
75 Chartier M, Ly G, Cook R, Murdock N, Mayer T, Sareen J, Munro Public Health Convention (TOPHC) 2018, Toronto, Canada, G, Implementation Team. First Steps in Examining and Adapting (2018). the PAX – Good Behavior Game in First Nations Communities: A School Based Mental Health Promotion Strategy. Presented at the Dawe D, Ye Xibiao, Czaykowski P, Jassal D, Singh H, Skarsgard D, 10th Annual Swampy Cree Tribal Communities Conference. Tonita J, Aprikian A, Mahmud, SM. The Effect of Statin Use on Winnipeg, MB, April 20, 2017 Prostate Cancer Incidence - A Population-Based Nested Case- Control Study. 33rd International Conference on Chartier M, Ly G, Cook R, Murdock N, Mayer T, Sareen J, Munro Pharmacoepidemiology & Therapeutic Risk Management (ICPE), G, Implementation Team. Is PAX Improving the Well-Being of Montreal, Canada, (2017). First Nations Children? Presented at the PAX Advisory Committee, Winnipeg, MB, April 19, 2017 Demeter, S. CT Lung Cancer Screening – Do the Benefits Outweigh the Risks? Oncology/Hematology Rounds, Cancer Care Manitoba, Chartier M, McGillivary K, McGavock J, Cook R, Murdock N, Winnipeg, MB, February 13, 2018 Sareen J, Munro G, PAX Implementation Team. Evidence to Action: DEVOTION, PAX School Based Mental Health Promotion Demeter, S. CT Lung Cancer Screening - Do the benefits outweigh and Aboriginal Youth Mentorships. Presented to the Education the risks? Radiology Grand Rounds, Winnipeg, U of M. March 23, Directors Meeting, The Pas, MB, July 5, 2017 2017
Chateau D, Katz A, Metge C, Taylor C, McDougall C, McCulloch S. Demeter, S. Imaging Asymptomatic People: are we doing more Describing Patient Populations for the My Health Team Initiative. harm than good. Seminar speaker at the International Conference Presented at the MCHP Evidence to Action Annual Workshop. on Preventing Overdiagnosis. Quebec City, August 19, 2017 Winnipeg, MB. September 26, 2017. Demeter, S. Optimal Imaging for Pulmonary Embolism (CADTH- Chateau D. Planning geographic based primary care networks for HTERP project), Nuclear Medicine Rounds, Winnipeg, MB, March patients that travel for care. CAHSPR Conference, Toronto, ON, 12,2018 May 24-26, 2017 Demeter, S. Radiation and the Environment. Lecture to Graduates Cooper, E.J., Driedger, S.M., (2017, June 6-8). “Mama, I eat junk Students, CHSC 7460 - Environmental and Occupational Health, food. I sneak it!” Uptake of public health messaging and priority University of MB, Community Health Sciences, Winnipeg, MB, setting practices in urban Indigenous family contexts. Canadian February 28, 2018 Public Health Association Annual Conference. Halifax, Nova Scotia. NOTE: Abstract selected as a finalist for the Dr. John Demeter, S. Risk Models & Controversies Related to Low Dose Hastings Student Award. Radiation. Guest Speaker . Medical Physics Summer Student Symposium, Winnipeg, August 10, 2017 Cooper, E.J., Driedger, S.M., (2017, October). “Hurt is a part of life”: Safety recommendations from First Nations and Metis Mothers and diagnosis and care. 26th Annual Canadian Conference on Girls in Winnipeg. Research and Education for Solutions to HIV/AIDS Research, Montreal, Violence and Abuse (RESOLVE) Research Day. Winnipeg, DNA vaccines: the future of travel health vaccines or just a bad Manitoba. idea? 15th Annual Manitoba Travel Health Conference, Winnipeg, April 2018. Crowcroft NS, Johnson C, Chen C, Li Y, Marchand-Austin A, Bolotin S, Schwartz K, Deeks SL, Jamieson F, Drews S, Russell ML, Doig W, Menec VH. The Relationship Between Social Isolation and Svenson LW, Simmonds K, Mahmud SM, Kwong JC. Capture- Loneliness on Recapture analysis of Pertussis Reporting Completeness in Ontario: A Canadian Immunization Research Network study. The Ontario Doupe M, Caza A, Porter M, Newman C. The Baby Boomers Are Public Health Convention (TOPHC), Toronto, Canada, (2017). All Grown Up. University of Manitoba Café Scientifique (public lecture), Winnipeg, Manitoba, February, 2017. Crowcroft NS, Johnson C, Chen C, Li Y, Marchand-Austin A, Bolotin S, Schwartz K, Deeks SL, Jamieson F, Drews S, Russell ML, Doupe M, Test Driving Administrative Data: The importance of Svenson LW, Simmonds K, Mahmud SM, Kwong JC. Under- knowing its strengths and limitations. Presentation at the reporting of Pertussis in Ontario: A Canadian Immunization University of Manitoba Complex Data in Health Research Research Network (CIRN) study using Capture-Recapture. Ontario Workshop, February, 2018.
76 Doupe M, Thompson G, Reid C, Baumbusch J, Knopp-Sihota J. Dyck C, Maki K, Kingson O, Riediger ND. Employment outcomes End-of-Life Pain for Nursing Home Residents: The Role of of graduates of the Human Nutritional Sciences undergraduate Healthcare Aides and Contextual Factors. The 21st IAGG World program at the University of Manitoba. Poster presented at the Congress of Gerontology & Geriatrics, July 23-27, 2017. San Health Professions Education Research Day, May 16, 2017 at the Francisco, USA. University of Manitoba.
Driedger, S.M., Dube, E, Greenberg, J, Jardine, C, Maier, R, Corace, Dyck C, Maki K, Kingson O, Riediger ND. Employment outcomes K, Tustin, J. (2017, June 19-21). Developing and evaluating public of graduates of the Human Nutritional Sciences undergraduate health messages to address vaccine hesitancy. Society for Risk program at the University of Manitoba. Poster presented at the Analysis Europe. Lisbon, Portugal. Health, Leisure, & Human Performance Research Day, May 10, Duncan, K. A., Shooshtari, S., Roger, K., Fast, J., and Han, J. (2017, 2017 at the University of Manitoba. May). Care-related out-of-pocket expenditures and financial hardship. Paper presented at the 7th Community, Work and Family Dyck C, Maki K, Kingson O, Riediger ND. Employment outcomes Conference, Milan, Italy. of graduates of the Human Nutritional Sciences undergraduate program at the University of Manitoba. Poster presented at the Duncan, K., Shooshtari, S., Roger, K., Fast, J., & Han, J. (2018, Manitoba Nutrition in your Practice Day, May 4, 2017 at the February). The cost of caring: Out-of-pocket expenditures and University of Manitoba. financial hardship among Canadian carers. Paper presented at the Financial Planning Foundation 2018 Canadian Academic Research factors, clinical presentations, and functional impairments for Forum, Arlington, VA. generalized anxiety disorder in military personnel and the general population in Canada. Paper presentation at the Applied Health Duncan, K., Shooshtari, S., Roger, K., Fast, J., & Han, J. (2018, Sciences Research Day, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, February). The cost of caring: Out-of-pocket expenditures and Manitoba, May 4, 2017. First place winner of the best oral financial hardship among Canadian carers. Poster presented at the presentation competition. CFP Board 2018 Academic Research Colloquium for Financial Planning and Related Disciplines, Arlington, VA. Abstract Fever from the tropics, Breakfast with the experts, CPD Medicine retrieved from https://centerforfinancialplanning.org/initiatives/ Program, Office of Continuing Competency and Assessment, Max academic-homebody-of-knowledge/academic-research- Rady College of Medicine, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, May colloquium-for-financial-planning-and-related-disciplines-cfp- 2018. board-registered-program-conference/accepted-papers-and- posters/ Fortier, J., Taillieu, T., Turner, S., Sareen, J., & Afifi, T.O. (2017). At-risk gambling and interference with important life domains. Durrant, J.E. (2017). Corporal Punishment: What Does Research Tell Poster presentation at the Canadian Academy of Psychiatric Us? Canada 150: Reconciliation and the Church. Queen’s Epidemiology (CAPE) Annual Meeting. September 13, 2017, University, Kingston, ON, October. Ottawa, ON.
Durrant, J.E. (2017). Lessons learned From International Efforts to Fortier, J., Turner, S., Taillieu, T., Sareen, J., & Afifi, T.O. (2017). End Corporal Punishment of Children. National Summit to End Positive functioning and emotional well-being among military Corporal Punishment, New York City, October. personnel and the general population with and without child abuse history. Paper presentation at the Canadian Academy of Psychiatric Durrant, J.E. (2017). Slow and Not-So-Steady: Canada’s Long Epidemiology (CAPE) Annual Meeting. September 13, 2017, Journey toward Law Reform. Comparative Social and Legal Ottawa, ON. Developments in Dealing with Corporal Punishment of Children. Stockholm, Sweden, June. Garces, I., Fortier, J., Turner, S, Taillieu, T. & Afifi, T.O. (2018). Child abuse and adult post traumatic stress disorder: The role of Durrant, J.E., & Plateau, D.P. (2017). Nurturing a program to social determinants of mental health care utilization. Poster maturity before taking it to scale: Positive Discipline in Everyday Presentation submitted to the 2018 Canadian Association for Parenting. Society for Prevention Research, Washington, DC, May. Health Services and Policy Research (CAHSPR), May 28th-31st, 2018, Montreal. Quebec, Canada. Durrant, J.E., Tinling, J, Ahmed, A., Stewart-Tufescu, A., Shalodi, M., & Aljawi, R. (2017). “If I take one thing from this program, it is Gonzalez, A., MacMillan, H.L, Kimber, M., Wang, Li, Duncan, L., how I give love to my children”: Engaging fathers in Positive Afifi, T.O., Georgiades, K., & Boyle, M. The relationship between Discipline in Everyday Parenting. Canadian National Fatherhood Conference, Winnipeg, MB, March.
77 child maltreatment and dating violence in adolescence. Oral Integrating Knowledge Translation & Health Research: An Example presentation in the Symposium The pervasive impacts of child Using Balance Assessment and Treatment for Fall Prevention. maltreatment: Results from the 2014 Ontario Child Health Study Health, Leisure & Human Performance Research Institute and implications for identification and response at the International (HLHPRI) Research Seminar Series, Winnipeg MB, April 7 2017. Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN), Symposium, Dr. Lil Tonmyr (discussant) Prague, Czech Republic, Itchin’, Burnin’ & Squirmin’: STI Social Marketing Lessons September 2-5, 2018 (forthcoming). Learned, Canadian Society for Medical Laboratory Science (CSMLS) Dinner and Dialogue, Winnipeg, May 2018. Hamad A, Alessi-Severini S, Mahmud SM, Brownell M, Kuo IF. Early Childhood Antibiotics Exposure and Risk of Autism Jardine, C, Kowal, S, Driedger, S.M. (2017, June 19-21). Effects of Spectrum Disorders. 2017 AFPC Annual Canadian Pharmacy policies and practices on immigrant and refugee immunization access Education and Research Conference (CPERC), Québec City, and uptake. Society for Risk Analysis Europe. Lisbon, Portugal. Canada, (2017). Jiang D, Tate RB: New Biostatistical Approaches for MFUS Hamad A, Alessi-Severini S, Mahmud SM, Brownell M, Kuo IF. Longitudinal Data. Canadian Association on Gerontology Scientific Early Childhood Antibiotics Exposure and Risk of Autism Meeting, October 19-21, 2017, Winnipeg, MB Spectrum Disorders. Canadian Student Health Research Forum, CSHRF 2017, Winnipeg, Canada, (2017). Katz A, Chateau D, McDougall C, Taylor C. Can We Define Patient Populations in Primary Care by Area of Residence? NAPCRG, Hamad A, Mahmud SM. Prevalence and Incidence of Autism Montreal, QC, November 19, 2017. Spectrum Disorders in Manitoba Preschoolers and Toddlers: 2004- 2014. 2017 Canadian Society for Epidemiology and Biostatistics Katz A, Lix L, Enns J, Gerow A, Kakarla Y, the Best Data Team. (CSEB) Conference, Banff, Canada, (2017). Applying Machine Learning-Based Natural Language Processing to De-Identify Unstructured Health Records. Poster presented at the Hinds A, Bechtel B, Distasio J, Roos LL, Lix LM. Health and social 2017 Western Canadian Universities Big Data Health Conference, predictors of public housing using linked population-based Banff, AB, September 28, 2017 administrative data. Canadian Student Health Research Forum; Manitoba Health Research Poster Competition, Winnipeg, MB: Katz A, Roos N, Lix L, Enns J, the Best Data Team. Beyond June 6-8, 2017. Structured Administrative Health Data: Developing the Capacity to Explore Free-Text Clinical Data for Health Services Research. Hinds A, Bechtel B, Distasion J, Roos LL, Lix LM. Identifying Poster presented at the 2017 Western Canadian Universities Big individuals at risk of eviction from public housing using linked Data Health Conference, Banff, AB, September 28, 2017 population-based administrative data. Presented at the 2017 National Conference on Ending Homelessness, Winnipeg, MB, Katz, A. (2017). Sharing Practical Findings in Research Knowledge October 25-27, 2017 Translating Findings into Action in CBPHC Research: Innovation in Community-based Primary Healthcare Supporting Hot Topics in Travel Medicine – Is Zika the new rubella? Transformation in the Health of FN and rural/remote Manitoba Bannatyne Campus Program CPD Series, CPD Medicine Program, communities (iPHIT). Scaling-up Primary Care Innovations: Office of Continuing Competency and Assessment, Max Rady Community-based Primary Health Care 12-Teams NAPCRG pre- College of Medicine, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, January conference meeting. Montreal, QC. November 17, 2017. 2018. Keefe J, Meng J, Squires J, Doupe M, Reid C, Cummings G, Knopp- Ibrahim N*, Lavoie JG, Philips-Beck W*, Kyoon-Achan G*, Avery Sihota, Estabrooks C. The Structure of Professional Advice Kinew K*, Sinclair S*, Katz, A. (2017). Is the North at a Higher Risk! Networks in Long-Term Care: Influences and Implications. The Challenging a Long Held Wrong Assumption in First Nations Health 21st IAGG World Congress of Gerontology & Geriatrics, July 23- in Manitoba. Canadian Association of Health Services & Policy 27, 2017. San Francisco, USA. Research (CAHSPR). Toronto, ON, May 24th -26th, 2017. Ibrahim N, Lavoie J, Phillips-Beck W, Avery Kinew K, Kyoon- Kelly C., A. Jamal, K. Aubrecht & A. Grenier. Canadian trends in Achan G, Sinclair S, Katz A. What Are the Trends for the direct funded home care. Canadian Association on Gerontology, Hospitalization Rates for Ambulatory Care Sensitive Conditions 46th Annual Scientific & Educational Meeting. Winnipeg, and Premature Mortality Rates in Southern and Northern First Manitoba, October 19-21, 2017. (Presenting author) Nations Communities in Manitoba? NAPCRG, Montreal, QC, November 18, 2017.
78 Kelly, C. A future for disability: Perceptions of disabled youth and Community-based Participatory Research with Manitoba First non-profit organizations. Canadian Disability Studies Association Nations, Health Services Research Association of Australia and New Annual Conference. Ryerson University, May 31-June 2, 2017. Zealand, Gold Coast, Australia, Nov 1-3rd, 2017. Winner of the HSRAANZ Best (Highest Ranked) Abstract by an Early Career Kelly, C. Exploring disability politics in direct funded home care for Researcher. older adults. 21st IAGG World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics. San Francisco, CA. July 23-27, 2017. Kyoon-Achan, G. & Lavoie, J., Philips-Beck. W., Avery Kinew, K., Ibrahim, N. & Katz, A. (2017) Journeys to healthcare Kelly, C. Personal Support Worker education in Ontario. Canadian transformation: Partnering for change through Community-based Sociological Association annual conference. Ryerson University, Participatory Research with Manitoba First Nations. Health May 29-June 1, 2017. Services Research Association of Australia & New Zealand (HSRAANZ). (Best Abstract award!) Kimber, M., MacMillan, H.L, Kimber, M., Wang, Li, Duncan, L., Afifi, T.O., Georgiades, K., & Boyle, M. Eating disordered behaviour Kyoon-Achan, G., Ibrahim, N., Sinclair, S., Phillips-Beck, W., and child maltreatment: A consideration of their prevalence and Lavoie, J., Avery-Kinew, K. & Katz, A. (2017) Calls to Action to intersections among Canadian youth. Oral presentation in the improve Community-based Primary Healthcare in Manitoba First Symposium The pervasive impacts of child maltreatment: Results Nations. North America Primary Healthcare Research Group from the 2014 Ontario Child Health Study and implications for (NAPCRG) Annual Meeting. Montreal, Canada. identification and response at the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN), Symposium, Dr. Lakser A, Gervais L , Sinclair C, Sisters of Fire, Becker M, Bruce SG. Lil Tonmyr (discussant) Prague, Czech Republic, September 2-5, Ma mâ wî Wa kô htowin,̂ Creating Safer Spaces for Sharing: An 2018 (forthcoming). arts-based alternative to the focus group, Women’s Health Clinic Lunch and Learn, Winnipeg MB, Feb 14, 2018. Korall AMB & Sibley KM. Barriers and enablers to uptake of the Prevention of Falls Network Europe (ProFaNE) core outcome set in Lakser A, Gervais L , Sinclair C, Sisters of Fire, Becker M, Bruce SG. fall injury prevention trials. Canadian Association on Gerontology Perspectives on Indigenous Research, Learning from CAHR, 46th Annual Scientific & Educational Meeting, Winnipeg MB, Sexuality Education Resource Centre CAHR Panel Presentation, October 21, 2017. Winnipeg MB, May 26, 2017.
Krawchuk, M., Mignone, J., Migliardi, P., Kinasevych, B., Duncan, Lakser A, Gervais L, Becker M, Bruce SG. Creating safer spaces for K., & Hinds, A. (2017, May). Collaborative learning: The Summer sharing: an arts-based culturally-informed alternative to the focus Institute in Program Evaluation. Paper presented at the Canadian group. Canadian Aboriginal AIDS Network. “Honouring 20 years: Evaluation Society Conference, Vancouver, BC. Transforming Wholistic Approaches to Indigenous Health!” Skills Building and Wise Practices Conference, Calgary, AB, Sept 26 – 28, Kreindler SA. Who experiences long Emergency Department stays? 2017. Poster and oral presentation at Western Emergency Department Operations Conference, Saskatoon SK, April 7, 2017 Lakser A, Gervais L, Becker M, Bruce SG. Service Profile for Indigenous Women Living with HIV in Manitoba: An Kyoon-Achan G*, Avery-Kinew K, Katz A, Lavoie JG, Phillips-Beck Environmental Scan (CHIWOS–Canadian HIV Women’s Sexual W*, Ibrahim N*, Sinclair S*. Leveraging community-based resources and Reproductive Health Cohort Study). 26th Annual Canadian to transform healthcare in First Nations Communities. Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR), Montreal, Quebec, April 6- Association of Health Services & Policy Research (CAHSPR). 9, 2017. Toronto, ON, May 24th -26th, 2017. Lakser A, Sinclair C, Gervais L, Sisters of Fire, Becker M, Bruce S. Kyoon-Achan G*, Avery-Kinew K, Katz A, Lavoie JG, Phillips-Beck Ma mawî wa hkô towin:̂ An Arts-Based Approach to W*, Sinclair S*, Ibrahim N*. Integrating Indigenous Traditional Understanding Health and Health Care among Indigenous Women Health Knowledge in the Health System: Issues, Opportunities and Living with HIV. 5th Annual Indigenous Health Research Recommendations of Manitoba First Nations. Canadian Association Symposium. Looking Forward, Pushing Back: Research, Resistance, of Health Services & Policy Research (CAHSPR). Toronto, ON, Resurgence. Winnipeg, MB, November 22-23, 2017. May 24th -26th, 2017. Lavoie JG, Varcoe C, Browne A, Wathen N, Expanding the space for equity-oriented health care: policy requirements, Health Services Kyoon-Achan G*, Lavoie JG, Avery Kinew K, Sinclair S*. Journeys Research Association of Australia and New Zealand, Gold Coast, to healthcare transformation: Partnering for change through Australia, Nov 1-3rd, 2017.
79 Leigh M.McClarty, Parinita Bhattacharjee, Shajy Isac, Faran Mignone J (2017) Manitoba experience of using administrative data Emmanuel, Japheth Kioko, Margaret Njiraini, Peter Gichangi, and its relevance for Indigenous health organizations in Colombia. Clifford D. Okoth, Janet Musimbi-Mole, James F. Blanchard, Monthly Seminar. Colpatria. Bogotá, Colombia. October 27. Stephen Moses, Helgar Musyoki, Marissa L. Becker. Operationalising Program Science in Mombasa, Kenya; Key Mignone J (2017) When qualitative research goes wrong. CHSC Lessons from an HIV Prevention Learning Site for Sex Workers. 7740 - Advanced Qualitative Methods. Department of Community Program Science Symposium, STI & HIV World Congress (Joint Health Sciences, The University of Manitoba. Winnipeg, Manitoba. Meeting of the 22nd ISSTDR and 18th IUSTI). Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. November 21. 9 July 2017. Mignone J, Migliardi P, Hinds A, Kinasevych B (2017) Community- Lengyel C, Tate RB: Perspectives on Nutrition of Older Community University Collaboration: The Summer Institute in Program Dwelling Canadian Men. Canadian Association on Gerontology Evaluation. C2UExpo 2017. Vancouver, BC. May 4. Scientific Meeting, October 19-21, 2017, Winnipeg, MB Mignone J, Migliardi P, Hinds A, Kinasevych B, Krawchuk M, Lix L, Plourde P, Kinew KA, Larcombe L, Basham A, Derksen S, Duncan KE (2017) Collaborative Learning: The Summer Institute Schultz J, McCulloch S. Tuberculosis Treatment, Prevention, and in Program Evaluation. Canadian Evaluation Society Conference. Management in Manitoba: A Population-Based Investigation. Vancouver, BC. May 2. Presented at the MCHP Evidence to Action Annual Workshop. Winnipeg, MB. September 26, 2017. Mudryj A, LaPlante J, Riediger ND. Social inequities and obesity among Indigenous and non-Indigenous Canadian children and Mahmud SM, Righolt C. Effectiveness of the Quadrivalent Vaccine youth, 2015 vs. 2004. Poster presentation to the DREAM (QHPV) against Cervical Abnormalities in Manitoba, Canada. 33rd Symposium, November 15-16, 2017 at the University of Manitoba International Conference on Pharmacoepidemiology and in Winnipeg, MB. Therapeutic Risk Management (ICPE 2017), Montreal, Canada, (2017). Mudryj A, Riediger ND, Farquhar KL, Spence KA. Country roads, take me…to a job?: The Migration of Dietitians to Rural Areas in Mahmud SM. Vaccine policy in Canada. Infectious Diseases Manitoba. Oral presentation at the 7th International Critical Academic Half Day, Winnipeg, Canada, (2017). Dietetics Conference, July 26, 2017. Mahmud, SM. The role of Real World Evidence for effective vaccination strategy. GCC PharmacoEconomic Forum, Dubai, Mudryj A, Torabi M, Riediger ND. Food banks and type 2 diabetes: United Arab Emirates, (2017). increasing risk or facilitating prevention? Poster presentation at the Diabetes Canada Professional Conference & Annual Meeting, Mahmud, SM. The Value of Innovation. GCC PharmacoEconomic November 1-4, 2017 in Edmonton, AB. Forum, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, (2017). Menec VH. Can making communities age-friendly promote the Murdock N, Chartier M, Ly G, Cook R, Mayer T, Sareen J, Munro economic and social inclusion of seniors? Yes, but … Canadian G, Implementation Team. First Steps in Examining and Adapting Association on Gerontology conference, Winnipeg, October 20, the PAX – Good Behavior Game in First Nations Communities: A 2017. School Based Mental Health Promotion Strategy. Presented at the Manitoba First Nations Education Resource Centre 3rd Annual Menec VH. Research-community partnerships: Making Early Years Conference, Winnipeg, MaB, February 8th, 2017 communities more age-friendly. Canadian Association on Gerontology conference, Winnipeg, October 20, 2017. Murdock N, Chartier M, Ly G, Cook R, Mayer T, Sareen J, Munro G, Implementation Team. Mental Health and Wellness of Menec, VH. Chair and organizer of symposium. Living longer, Manitoba’s Children. Presented at the Centennial School living better: Insights from the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Professional Development Day, Selkirk, MB, February 3, 2017 Aging. Canadian Association on Gerontology conference, Winnipeg, October 21, 2017. Newall N, Menec VH, Robertson P, Wasylkewycz M. Piloting the "Making and Keeping Important Connections" social program Mignone J (2017) Manitoba experience of using administrative data designed to reduce social isolation and loneliness in older adults. and its relevance for Indigenous health organizations in Colombia. Canadian Association on Gerontology conference, Winnipeg, Faculty Colloquium. Facultad Nacional de Salud Pública, October 20, 2017. Universidad de Antioquia. Medellín, Colombia. November 1
80 Nickel N, Nepon J, Finlayson G, Leong C, Singal D, Konrad G, Potter, J., Driedger, SM, Bunt, A., Dzuibak, V., Maier, R. (2017, Nov Bolton J, MacWilliam L, Ekuma O, Prior H, Valdivia J, Rajotte L, 8-11). The development of an interactive online tool to reduce Burchill S. Social Outcomes Associated with Alcohol Use Disorders parental vaccine hesitancy. Family Medicine Forum, Toronto, in Manitoba. Presented at the MCHP Evidence to Action Annual Ontario. NOTE: Poster presentation. Workshop. Winnipeg, MB. September 26, 2017. Pulver, A, Guttman, A, O’Campo, P, Ray, JG, Urquia, M. Gender Nickel NC. Health and Social Burden of Alcohol Use Disorders in disparities in infant immunization rates in Ontario, Canada across Manitoba. Evidence to Action Interdepartmental Day. Winnipeg, maternal countries of origin. World Congress on Migration, MB. September 26, 2017. Ethnicity, Race, and Health. Edinburgh, UK. May 17th 2018. Oral.
Nickel NC. Health Outcomes Associated with Alcohol Use in MB. Riediger ND, Bombak AE, Mudryj A, Bensley JH. A systematic Interdepartmental Government Day. Winnipeg, MB. November 24, review and critical qualitative meta-analysis of lifestyle 2017. interventions for the prevention and management of diabetes. Poster presented at the Canadian Nutrition Society Annual Nickel NC. Variations in Resource Use and Costs of Hospital Care Meeting, May 26-27, 2017 in Montreal, QUE. in Manitoba. Briefing to Manitoba Health, Seniors & Active Living. June 29, 2017. Riediger ND, Flaming V, Karagi A. Australian Aboriginal and Māori health research experiences: Student insights through the Norton P, Doupe M, Hoben M, Holroyd-Leduc J, Knopp-Sihota, Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Program. Panel presentation at the Wagg A, Estabrooks C. The Translating Research in Elder Care Indigenous Health Research Symposium, November 22-23, 2017, at (TREC) Program: An Introduction. The 21st IAGG World the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB. Congress of Gerontology & Geriatrics, July 23-27, 2017. San Francisco, USA. Riediger ND, Mudryj A, Spence KA, Farquhar KL. Diversity and equity in dietetics and undergraduate nutrition education. Oral Novek S, Menec VH. Perspectives on health and support services presentation at the 7th International Critical Dietetics Conference, for people with young onset dementia. Canadian Association on July 26, 2017. Gerontology conference, Winnipeg, October 20, 2017. Riediger ND. An Introduction to Indigenous health research: an Pettigrew, R. N., & Duncan, K. A. (2017, May). Male employees’ online module for northern, remote family medicine residents. perceptions of supervisor family support. Paper presented at the 7th Teaching and Learning Enhancement Symposium, Winnipeg, MB, Community, Work and Family Conference, Milan, Italy. October 16, 2017
Pinto A, Rucchetto A, Singer A, Halas G, Bloch G, Goel R, Raza D, Righolt C, Mahmud SM. Code Diary: Documentation parsing in Bellaire J, Upshur R, Katz A. Evaluating the Implementation and SAS. Winnipeg SAS User Group meeting, Winnipeg, Canada, Impact of an Online Tool in Primary Care to Improve Access to (2017). Financial Benefits: A Multi-Site Trial in Ontario and Manitoba. NAPCRG, Montreal, QC, November 18, 2017. Righolt C, Zhang G, Mahmud SM. CLL incidence, Metformin and statins. CLL Cluster Meeting, Winnipeg, Canada, (2017). Piotrowski, C. C. & Cameranesi, M. (2017). Stability and change in aggressive behaviour in children exposed to intimate partner Righolt C, Zhang G, Ye X, Banerji V, Gibson S, Johnston J, violence. (Abstract) Proceedings of the 2nd European Conference on Mahmud SM. Statin use and CLL incidence: A nested case-control Domestic Violence, Porto Portugal. study. 13th Canadian CLL Research Meeting, Winnipeg, Canada, (2017). Piotrowski, C. C. & Cameranesi, M. (September 8, 2017). Stability and change in aggressive behaviour in children exposed to intimate Roos LL, Wall-Wieler E, Nickel N, Converting Observations to partner violence. Paper presented at the 2nd European Conference Experiments with Big Administrative Data, Poster presentation at on Domestic Violence, Porto Portugal. the Western Canadian Universities Big Data Conference: Banff, Alberta, September 28, 2017. Potter J, Driedger SM, Bunt A, Maier R, Dzuibak V, Mahmud SM. Vaccine Answers: The Development of an Online Tool to Reduce Roos N, MacDonald S, Boriskewich E, Bond R, Community Parental Vaccine Hesitancy. Family Medicine Forum 2017, Partners. Get Your Benefits! Helping Health Care Providers Montreal, Canada, (2017). Understand the Importance of Diagnosing and Treating Poverty.
81 1st Annual RFHS Communities and Collaboration Symposium, on Gerontology 46th Annual Scientific & Educational Meeting, Winnipeg, MB, May 3, 2017 Winnipeg MB, October 21, 2017.
Roos N, MacDonald S, Boriskewich E, Bond R, Community Sibley KM, Bentley D, Jaglal SB, McGlynn M, Salbach N, Gardner P, Partners. Get your Benefits! Treat Poverty to Improve Health and Shing P, Shaffer J, MacEwen S, Beauchamp M, O’Hoski S, Straus Well-Being. Poster presented at the 5th Annual Indigenous Health SE. Preliminary Results of a Before-and-After Study of a Theory- Research Symposium, Winnipeg, MB, November 22-23, 2017 Based Multi-Component Intervention to Increase Reactive Balance Measurement in Physiotherapy Practice in Three Rehabilitation Roos N, MacDonald S. Poverty Represents a Significant and Hospitals: The REACT Study. Knowledge Translation Canada Reversible Risk Factor for Poor Health. Spur Winnipeg: Risk and Annual Scientific Meeting 2017, Québec, QC, June 15 2017. Health, Winnipeg, MB, May 6, 2017 Sibley KM. Using Implementation Theories, Models and Roos N. Filing Taxes: Help Students Access Benefits, Opportunities Frameworks to Move Posture and Gait Research in to Action: An for Volunteers. Post-Secondary Education and Workforce Example Using Balance Assessment in Physiotherapy Practice. Development Division (PSEWD) meeting, Winnipeg, MB, International Society of Posture and Gait Research, Fort Lauderdale November 2, 2017 Florida USA, June 27 2017.
Roos NP, MacDonald SM. Get your benefits! Royal Society of Siddiqua A, Taylor S, Brownell M, Duku E, Janus M. Canada - iFair presentation, Winnipeg, MB, November 23-26, 2017 Understanding prevalence and kindergarten behavioural profiles of Salah Mahmud, Christiaan Righolt. The Effectiveness of the Human children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. 2017 Annual Scientific Papillomavirus Vaccination Program in Manitoba. CancerCare meeting of the International Society for Autism Research, San Manitoba Rounds, Winnipeg, Canada, (2017). Francisco, CA, May 13, 2017
Saltel D, Menec VH. Examining the effect of a simple memory tool. Siddiqua A, Taylor S, Brownell M, Duku E, Janus M. Canadian Association on Gerontology conference, Winnipeg, Understanding prevalence and kindergarten behavioural profiles of October 21, 2017. children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The 6th Conference of the International society for Child Indicators, Montreal, QC, June Shaw SY, McClarty L, Ireland L, Loeppky C, Yu N, Blanchard JF, 29, 2017 Keynan Y, Kasper K, Siddiqua A, Taylor S, Brownell M, Duku E, Janus M. Shimabukuro T, Weibel D, Sturkenboom M, Black S, de Ridder M, Understanding prevalence and kindergarten behavioural profiles of Dodd C, Bonhoeffer J, Gentile A, Giglio N, Castellano V, Kwong JC, children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. The McMaster Cauch-Dudek K, Juhasz D et al.. Systematic Observational Method Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences Research for Narcolepsy and Influenza Immunization Assessment (SOMNIA Day, Hamilton, ON, May 3, 2017 Risk of Narcolepsy Following Adjuvanted 2009 H1N1 Influenza Vaccines. 20th Annual Conference on Vaccine Research, Bethesda, Sipsma HL, Jones K, Nickel NC. Hospital practices to promote United States, (2017). breastfeeding: The effect of maternal age. Birth. 2017. doi:10.1111/birt.12284. Shooshtari S, Menec VH, Swift A, Tate R. Ethno-cultural variations in the definitions of healthy aging among Canadians. Canadian Soins de santé primaires communautaires en Haïti – La gestion Association on Gerontology conference, Winnipeg, October 21, syndromique, Session académique des facultés de médecine et des 2017. sciences infirmières, Université Lumière, Port-au-Prince (Haïti), February 2018. Shooshtari, S., Menec, V., Swift, A. U., & Tate, R. B. (2017, October). Ethno-cultural variations in the definitions of healthy St. John P, Menec VH, Griffith L, Tyas S. Multimorbidity predicts aging among Canadians. Poster presented at the annual meeting of functional decline in community living older adults - a prospective the Canadian Association on Gerontology, Winnipeg, MB. cohort study. Canadian Association on Gerontology conference, Winnipeg, October 21, 2017. Sibley KM, Bentley D, Jaglal SB, McGlynn M, Salbach N, Gardner P, Shing P, Shaffer J, MacEwen S, Beauchamp M, O’Hoski S, Straus St. John P, Tate RB: Frailty in Older Canadian Men. Canadian SE. A Theory-based Multi-Component Intervention to Increase Association on Gerontology Scientific Meeting, October 19-21, Reactive Balance Measurement in Physiotherapy Practice in Three 2017, Winnipeg, MB Rehabilitation Hospitals: The REACT study. Canadian Association
82 Struck, S., Fortier, J., Turner, S, Taillieu, T. & Afifi, T.O. (2018). Torabi M (2017). Small area estimation with multiple covariates Bullying victimization and binge drinking and smoking among measured with errors: a nested error linear regression approach of boys and girls in grade 7 to 12 in Manitoba. Paper Presentation at combining multiple surveys. Contemporary Theory and Practice of the 2018 Canadian Association for Health Services and Policy Survey Sampling, Kunming, China, May 26. Research (CAHSPR), May 28th-31st, 2018, Montreal. Quebec, Canada. Torabi M (2017). Spatio-temporal models with excess zeros. American Statistical Association, Joint Statistical Annual Meetings, Swift A, Tate RB: Perceptions of Control in Very Late Life. Baltimore, MD, USA, July 31. Canadian Association on Gerontology Scientific Meeting, October 19-21, 2017, Winnipeg, MB Torabi M (2017). Zero-inflated spatio-temporal models for small areas. 61st World Statistics Congress Satellite Meeting on Small Area Swift, A. U. & Tate, R. B. (2017, October). Perceptions of control in estimation, Paris, France, July 11. very late life. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Canadian Association on Gerontology, Winnipeg, MB. Tuberculosis Treatment, Prevention, and Management in Taillieu, T. L., Afifi, T. O., Turner, S., Cheung, K. Fortier, J., & Manitoba: A Population-Based Investigation (update), Manitoba Sareen, J. (2017). Risk Centre for Health Policy Evidence to Action Annual Workshop, Winnipeg, September 2017. Tate RB, Swift AU, St. John P, Thompson E. Predictors of living to age 90 among men of the Manitoba Follow-up Study. Oral Turner, S., Taillieu, T., Carleton, R.N., Sareen, J. & Afifi, T.O. presentation at the 21st World Congress of Gerontology and (2017). Association of Child abuse with suicidal ideation, plans and Geriatrics, San Francisco, July 23-27, 2017. attempts in a sample of Canadian Public Safety Personnel. Paper presentation at the International Academy of Suicide Research Tate RB: History of Gerontology in Canada (Part 2): Contributions Summit, Henderson, NV, November 5-8, 2017. from Manitoba. The Manitoba Follow-up Study. Invited symposium presentation at the Canadian Association on Turner, S., Taillieu, T., Carleton, R.N., Sareen, J., Afifi, T.O. (2017). Gerontology Scientific Meeting, October 19-21, 2017, Winnipeg, Association of child abuse with suicidal ideation, plans and MB attempts in a sample of Canadian Public Safety Personnel. Poster presentation at the Canadian Academy of Psychiatric Epidemiology Tate RB: Symposium Session “The Manitoba Follow-up Study: In (CAPE) Annual Meeting. September 13, 2017, Ottawa, ON. its 70th year” Chaired by Robert Tate at the Canadian Association on Gerontology Scientific Meeting, October 19-21, 2017, Winnipeg, Turner, S., Taillieu, T., Fortier, J., Salmon, S., Cheung, K., Afifi, T.O. MB. (2017). Bullying victimization and illicit drug use among students in grades 7 to 12 in Manitoba, Canada; A cross-sectional analysis. Tate, R. B., Swift, A. U., St. John, P., & Thompson, E. H. (2017, Paper presentation at the Canadian Academy of Psychiatric July). Predictors of living to age 90 among the men of the Manitoba Epidemiology (CAPE) Annual Meeting. September 13, 2017, Follow-up Study. Symposium at the International Association of Ottawa, ON. Gerontology and Geriatrics World Congress. https://doi.org/10.1093/geroni/igx004.3562 Untangling LTBI – How do I manage a patient with LTBI? 60th Annual Scientific Assembly, Manitoba College of Family Tonmyr, L., Mathews, B., Shield, M.E., Hovdestad, W.E., & Afifi, Physicians, Winnipeg, April 2018. T.O. Does mandatory reporting legislation increase contact with child protection? – A legal doctrinal review and an analytical Urquia, M. (2017). Big Data in Public Health. Universidad San examination. Oral presentation in the Symposium Mandatory Francisco de Quito, Quito, Ecuador. Nov 2017. Presentation, Reporting: It is Time to Ask the Hard Questions at the International Keynote speaker Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN), Symposium, Dr. Andrea Gonzalez (discussant) Prague, Czech Urquia, M. (2017). How to Develop International Collaborations. Republic, September 2-5, 2018 (forthcoming). Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES) 2017 Symposium. Toronto, Ontario, Oct 2017. Invited Presentation Torabi M (2017). Small area estimation with covariates measurement error. Statistical Society of Canada Annual Meetings, Urquia, M. (2018). From Big Data to Data Science. Ministerio, de Winnipeg, MB, Canada, June 12. Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación Productiva, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Jun 2018. Keynote speaker
83 Urquia, M. Intentional Injuries among Immigrant pregnant women Wanigaratne, S, Urquia, M. Sex ratios at birth among second in Canada. World Congress on Migration, Ethnicity, Race, and generation mothers of South Asian ethnicity. World Congress on Health. Edinburgh, UK. May 18th 2018. Oral. Migration, Ethnicity, Race, and Health. Edinburgh, UK. May 18th 2018. Oral. Urquia, ML. (2017). How to Facilitate International Comparative Work. Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences (ICES) 25th Weibel D, Sturkenboom M, Black S, de Ridder M, Dodd C, Anniversary Research Symposium. Invited Abstract Bonhoeffer J, Gentile A, Giglio N, Castellano V, Kwong JC, Cauch- Dudek K, Juhasz D, Campitelli M, Huang WT et al.. Narcolepsy and Urquia, ML. (2017). Intentional injuries among immigrant adjuvanted pandemic influenza A (H1N1) 2009 vaccines: a global childbearing women in Canada. Pregnancy and migrations- Paris, investigation. 33rd International Conference on Friday, June 9, 2017. Abstract Pharmacoepidemiology & Therapeutic Risk Management ICPE, Montreal, Canada, (2017). Urquia, ML. (2017). Leveraging population data repositories to address inequalities in health. 2017 Li Ka Shing Foundation East- What’s Bugging You? Prevention of Bug Borne Infections, West Alliance Global Symposium. Big Data in Health. Invited MEDTalks, CPD Medicine Program, Office of Continuing Abstract Competency and Assessment, Max Rady College of Medicine, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, January 2018. Wagg A, Doupe, M, Knopp-Sihota J, McAuthur J. Engaging Front Line Teams in Quality Improvement. Presentation and Panel Willows K, Righolt C, Bozat-Emre S, Kliewer EV, Mahmud SM. Discussion at the Dementia Care Conference, March 5, 2018. Trends in Incidence of Anogenital Warts (AGW) Compared to Winnipeg, Manitoba. Gonorrhea in Manitoba, Canada, Before and After Introduction of HPV Vaccine. HPV2017 - 31st International Papillomavirus Wagg A, Knopp-Sihota J, Norton P, Doupe M, Estabrooks C. Safer Conference, Cape Town, South Africa, (2017). Care for Older Persons in Residential Environments (SCOPE). The 21st IAGG World Congress of Gerontology & Geriatrics, July 23- Willows K, Righolt C, Kliewer E, Mahmud SM. Trends in the 27, 2017. San Francisco, USA. Incidence of Anogenital Warts (AGW) in Manitoba, Canada, before and after the Introduction of the Quadrivalent HPV (QHPV) Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Bolton J, Brownell M, Nickel NC, Chateau Vaccine. 33rd International Conference on Pharmacoepidemiology D. Maternal Health and Social Outcomes after Having a Child and Therapeutic Risk Management (ICPE 2017), Montreal, Canada, Taken into Care: A Population-Based Longitudinal Cohort Study (2017). using Linkable Administrative Data. Canadian Health Research Forum: June 6, 2017. Wong S, Katz A, Williamson T, Schell O, McCracken R, Price MTM, McGrail K. Identification of Frailty: Using Administrative Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Brownell M, Nickel N, Chateau D. and Electronic Medical Record Data. NAPCRG, Montreal, QC, Maternal predictors of and responses to having a child taken into November 20, 2017. care by Child Protection Services. Poster presentation at the Western Canadian Universities Big Data Conference, New York, Woods R, McGrail K, Kliewer E, Spinelli JJ. Breast cancer risk and NY, September 28, 2017 stage at diagnosis among immigrant and non-immigrant women in British Columbia. Poster presented at the Canadian Society for Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Brownell M, Nickel NC, Chateau D. Epidemiology and Biostatistics 2017 Biennial Conference, Banff, Predictors of having first-born taken into care at birth: A May 30-June 2, 2017. population-based longitudinal cohort study. Canadian Association for Health Services and Policy Research Conference: Toronto, ON, Woods R, McGrail K, Kliewer E, Spinelli JJ. Breast cancer risk, stage May 24, 2017. at diagnosis and breast screening among immigrant and non-immigrant women in British Columbia, Canada. Poster Wall-Wieler E, Roos LL, Brownell M, Nickel NC, Chateau D. presented presented at the 39th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Predictors of having first-born taken into care at birth: A International Association of Cancer Registries, Utrecht, population-based longitudinal cohort study. Canadian Health Netherlands, October 17-19, 2017. Research Forum, June 6, 2017. Wudel B, Poliquin V, Leung S, Shaw SY, Kasper K, Keynan Y, Wanigaratne, S, Urquia, M. Sex ratios at birth among second Ireland L, Becker ML. generation mothers of South Asian ethnicity. Society for Pediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology. Seattle, Washington, USA, June 2017.
84 Ye X, Zhang G, Righolt C, Mahmud S. Association between Statin the 6th IMS-China International Conference in Statistics and Use and Risk of Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. 2017 Canadian Cancer Probability, Nanning, China, June 29 – July 2, 2017. Research Conference, Vancouver, Canada, (2017). Jiang D, & Tate B. (2017). Latent pattern mixture models for analyzing longitudinal outcomes and survival data. Invited Paper Young-Xu Y, van Aalst R, Mahmud S, Chit A. Clinical Effectiveness Presentation at 2017 ICSA China Conference with Focus on of High-Dose versus Standard-Dose Influenza Vaccination among Lifetime Data Science, Jilin, China, July 3-5, 2017. Veterans Health Administration Patients: A Retrospective Observational Cohort Study. 33rd International Society for Jiang D. (2017). Evaluation of Intervention Program using Pharmacoepidemiology (ISPE) 2017, Montreal, Canada, (2017). Variable- and Person-Oriented Approaches. Invited Presentation at The 1st International Symposium on Biostatistics and Drug ABSTRACTS/POSTERS/REPORTS Development of China Pharmaceutical University, Nanjing, China, July 11-12, 2017. Adina Lakser, Laverne Gervais, Carey Sinclair, Sisters of Fire, Marissa Becker, Sharon Bruce. Poster Presentation: Service Profile Kanchan Srivastava, Lorine Pelly, Vishal Babu Mahadeshwar, Parwez Anis, Dinesh Singh, Ashish Yadav, James Blanchard, for Indigenous Women Living with HIV Maryanne Crockett. Listing of Private Health Providers in Rural Archibald A, Sharma AK, de Souza RJ, Dolinsky VW, Becker AB, Uttar Pradesh, India: A Multilayer Approach. 62nd Annual Mandhane PJ, Turvey SE, Subbarao P, Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the Conference of the Indian Public Health Association. February 9-11, CHILD Study investigators, and AZAD MB. Prenatal and early-life 2018, Lucknow, India. exposure to non-nutritive sweeteners and body composition at 3 La M, Vehling L, Dunne L, and AZAD MB. Stakeholder years of age in the CHILD cohort. (10/2017). Children’s Hospital Engagement to Inform Strategies for Improving Breastfeeding Research Institute of Manitoba Child Health Research Day and Education in Manitoba Schools. (10/2017). Children’s Hospital Diabetes Research Envisioned and Accomplished in Manitoba Research Institute of Manitoba Child Health Research Day. (DREAM) Symposium. Winnipeg, MB. Winnipeg, MB. AZAD MB*, Robertson B, Sharma AK, Becker AB, Mandhane P, Lorine Pelly, Kanchan Srivastava, Dinesh Singh, Vishal Babu Turvey SE, Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the CHILD Study Investigators Mhadeshwar, Rashmi Kumar, Maryanne Crockett. Strengthening and Bode L. Human Milk Oligosaccharides and Food Sensitization child health services in rural Uttar Pradesh, India: Mapping, at 12 months in the CHILD Cohort. (04/2017) American Society for monitoring and ongoing supportive supervision. 15th World Nutrition at Experimental Biology 2017. Chicago, IL. The FASEB Congress on Public Health. April 3-7, 2017, Melbourne, Australia Journal 31(1):448.2 Selected for oral presentation Mahmud SM, Pabla G [V], Righolt CH [V]. (2017). The Direct AZAD MB*, Vehling L, Klopp A, Nickel NC, McGavock JM, Medical costs of Diseases Associated with Human Papillomavirus Becker AB, Mandhane PJ, Subbarao P, Turvey SE, Lefebvre DL, Infection in Manitoba, Canada, 22 pages, Merck & Co. Inc. Sears MR, the CHILD Study Investigators. Breastfeeding and infant body mass index: associations differ according to method of milk McClarty, L., Balakireva, O., Pavlova, D., Cheuk, E., Nguien, N-M., feeding and type of complementary nutrition. (10/2017) World Pickles, M. Blanchard, J., Lorway, R., Isac, S., Mishra, S., Becker, M. Congress of DOHaD. Rotterdam, The Netherlands. 2018. Estimating female sex workers’ early HIV and Hepatitis C risk in Dnipro, Ukraine: Implications for epidemic control. Centre flor Gaurav Kapoor, Kanchan Srivastava, Ranjana Yadav, Lorine Pelly, Global Public Health, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada; Elisabeth Hamilton, Parwez Anis, Maryanne Crockett. Perceived Ukrainian Institute for Social Research after Olexandr Yaremenko, Risk Factors for Childhood Illness and Death in Uttar Pradesh, Kyiv, Ukraine. India: A Qualitative Study. 62nd Annual Conference of the Indian Public Health Association. February 9-11, 2018, Lucknow, India. Miliku K, Bode L, Robertson B, Sharma AK, Subbarao P, Becker AB, Mandhane PJ, Turvey SE, Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the CHILD in Manitoba: An Environmental Scan, Canadian Association for Study Investigators and AZAD MB. Human milk oligosaccharides HIV Research Conference, Montreal PQ, April 6-9, 2017. and food sensitization among infants in the CHILD Study. Jiang D, & Tate B. (2017). Growth trajectory models for (10/2017). Children’s Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba Child longitudinal outcomes and survival data. Invited Paper Presentation Health Research Day. Winnipeg, MB. Selected for Oral Presentation at 2017 ICSA Canada Conference on Frontiers of Big Data and at Dr. Goodbear’s Den Statistical Sciences, Vancouver, Canada, August 18-20, 2017. Miliku K, Goruk S, Becker AB, Subbarao P, Mandhane PJ, Turvey Jiang D, & Tate B. (2017). Joint model with latent class for SE, Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the CHILD Study Investigators, Field longitudinal and time-to-event data. Invited Paper Presentation at CJ and AZAD MB. Human milk fatty acids and infant body composition in the CHILD Study. (11/2017). Diabetes Research
85 Envisioned and Accomplished in Manitoba (DREAM) Symposium. controlled trials for lifestyle intervention in diabetes prevention and Winnipeg, MB. treatment. Applied Physiology, Nutrition, and Metabolism 2017;42(5 Suppl 1):S45. Miliku K, Goruk S, Becker AB, Subbarao P, Mandhane PJ, Turvey SE, Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the CHILD Study Investigators, Field Righolt C [V], Mahmud SM. (2017). Patterns, Predictors and CJ, and AZAD MB*. Human milk fatty acids: associations with Outcomes of Empiric Anti-bacterial Therapy for Complicated maternal characteristics and infant body composition. (02/2018) Pulmonary, Urinary Tract and Intra-abdominal Infections in Canadian National Perinatal Research Meeting (CNPRM). Banff, Manitoba Hospitals: A Record- Linkage Study, 171 pages, Merck & AB. Selected for oral presentation Co. Inc.
Miliku K, Goruk S, Becker AB, Subbarao P, Mandhane PJ, Turvey Righolt CH [V], Gieni RS [V], Bozat-Emre S [S], Mahmud SM. SE, Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the CHILD Study Investigators, Field (2017). Effectiveness of the human papillomavirus vaccination CJ, and AZAD MB*. Human milk fatty acids: associations with program against cervical dysplasia in Manitoba, Canada, 13 pages, maternal characteristics and infant body composition. (02/2018) Merck & Co. Inc Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) Canada Robertson B, Bode L, Sharma AK, Becker AB, Mandhane P, Turvey Conference. Banff, AB. Won Best Poster Award SE, Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the CHILD Study Investigators and Monchka B [V], Zhang G [V], Righolt C [V], Mahmud SM. (2018). AZAD MB*. Maternal Factors and Human Milk Oligosaccharide The epidemiology, outcomes and social and economic burden of Composition in the CHILD Cohort. (04/2017) American Society for mood disorders in Manitoba: A data-linkage retrospective cohort Nutrition at Experimental Biology 2017. Chicago, IL. The FASEB study, 50 pages, Assurex Health. Journal 31:650.36
Moosavi S, Khafipour E, Sepehri S, Goruk S, Field CJ, Becker AB, Souradet Y. Shaw, Leigh M. McClarty, Laurie Ireland, Carla Mandhane PJ, Subbarao P, Turvey SE, Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the Loeppky, Bo Yu, James F. Blanchard, Ken Kasper, Yoav Keynan, CHILD Study Investigators, and AZAD MB*. Sex-specific Marissa L.Becker on behalf of the MODES study Team. Excess association of breastmilk microbiota with infant weight gain and burden of infections among HIV-Positive Individuals prior to HIV obesity in the first 5 years in the CHILD Cohort. (03/2018) Keystone diagnosis and care. Association for HIV Research (CAHR). 26th Microbiome Conference. Banff, AB. Annual Conference on HIV/AIDS Research. Montreal, QC 6-9 April 2017. Moosavi S, Khafipour E, Sepehri S, Robertson B, Bode L, Field CJ, Becker AB, Mandhane PJ, Subbarao P, Turvey SE, Lefebvre DL, Wiens N, Mackay D, Jones P, Blewett H, TMPLR Study Sears MR, the CHILD Study Investigators, and AZAD MB*. Investigators, McGavock J and AZAD MB. Childhood and Adult Structural Equation Modeling of Determinants of Human Milk Socioeconomic Status and the Development of Type 2 Diabetes Microbiota in the Canadian Healthy Infant Longitudinal Risk Factors in the TMPLR Cohort. (10/2017). Children’s Hospital Development (CHILD) Cohort. (06/2017) Canadian Statistics Research Institute of Manitoba Child Health Research Day and Student Conference. Winnipeg, MB. Diabetes Research Envisioned and Accomplished in Manitoba (DREAM) Symposium. Winnipeg, MB. Selected for Oral Moossavi S, Khafipour E, Sepehri S, Becker AB, Mandhane PJ, Presentation at Dr. Goodbear’s Den, Awarded 2nd place Subbarao P, Turvey SE, Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the CHILD Study Investigators, and AZAD MB*. Human milk microbiota in the Canadian Healthy Infant Longitudinal Development (CHILD) cohort. (06/2017) Canadian Society of Microbiologists 67th Annual Conference. Waterloo, ON.
Moossavi S, Khafipour E, Sepehri S, Robertson B, Bode L, Becker AB, Mandhane PJ, Subbarao P, Turvey SE, Lefebvre DL, Sears MR, the CHILD Study Investigators, and AZAD MB*. Maternal and early-life factors influencing human milk microbiota in the CHILD Cohort. (06/2017) Canadian Society of Microbiologists 67th Annual Conference. Waterloo, ON.
Mudryj A, Torabi M, Riediger ND. Food banks and type 2 diabetes: increasing risk or facilitating prevention? Canadian Journal of Diabetes 2017;41:S27(73).
Riediger ND, Bombak AE, Mudryj A, Jackson T. A systematic review and critical qualitative meta-analysis of randomized
86 BOLD IDEAS COLLOQUIUM SERIES
Date | Location | Time Presentation Title Speaker | Affiliation
September 22, 2017 Dhiwya Attawar and Celebrating CHS Student Success Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm Deepa Singal, CHS PhD students
September 29, 2017 Co-Hosted with Dr. Natalie QES: Celebrating Student Success Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm Riediger and the QES Students Dr. Jacky M. Jennings, October 13, 2017 Places and network connectivity in STIs/HIV: John Hopkins University, Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm Opportunities for targeted control Visiting Professor October 20, 2017 Change without fear: Supporting health care changes with Dr. Colleen Metge, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm evidence and facilitation
October 27, 2017 Walking the talk: Exploring knowledge translation Dr. Kathryn Sibley, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm practice with health researchers
November 3, 2017 Addressing gender-based health inequities among Dr. Marcelo Urquia, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm immigrants to Canada
November 10, 2017 Ontario’s basic income experiment Dr. Evelyn Forget, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm
November 17, 2017 New findings in suicide prevention Dr. James Bolton, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm
November 24, 2017 From local to global: A decade of research on intellectual Dr. Shahin Shooshtari, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm and developmental disabilities
December 1, 2017 Developments in Collaborative training for the statistical Dr. Lisa Lix, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm and health sciences
December 8, 2017 Is public health capacity to promote health equity under Dr. Benita Cohen, Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm threat CHS and Nursing
December 15, 2017 Pediatric medical traumatic stress: Beyond trauma- Dr. Caroline Piotrowski, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm informed care
January 12, 2018 What can we learn from other countries in our Dr. Pamela Orr, CHS and Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm approaches to infectious diseases in Canada Internal Medicine
January 19, 2018 Can we identify disease prodromes by examining health Dr. Ruth Anne Marie, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm services use? and Internal Medicine
January 26, 2018 Milk Wars: Funding public health research Dr. Nathan Nickel, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm
February 2, 2018 Estimating the costs of raising children: Setting the Drs Karen Duncan, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm agenda for Canada and Sid Frankel, Social Work
February 16, 2018 Disability (and) care in crisis: Disability consciousness on Dr. Mary Jean Hande, Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm the frontlines CHS, Post Doctoral Fellow
March 2, 2018 Social determinants of Indigenous health, current and Dr. Catherine Cook, CHS Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm future state
March 9, 2018 Health service delivery models and planning for First Melanie MacKinnon, JA Betty Havens Seminar Room, R060, noon to 1 pm Nations for quality health services
March 16, 2018 Betty Havens Seminar Room, Dr. Marcia Anderson Decoteau, Academic priorities in Indigenous health R060, noon to 1 pm CHS
March 23, 2018 Betty Havens Seminar Room, Seeking “bold ideas” to strengthen inter-college Joel Kettner R060, noon to 1 pm collaboration in primary care and public health CHS and Internal Medicine
87 APPENDIX 1 NEW RESEARCH FUNDS
Name of Funding Agency Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for 2015/2016 Duration of Grant AllerGen Let Them Eat Dirt: The Hunt for Our Kids’ Brett Finlay Meghan Azad Nov-17 Mar-19 $50,000.00 $100,000.00 Missing Microbes Anonymous Donor STRENGTH: SupporTing Resiliency in M Brownell 1/9/2016 15/10/2019 $206,000.00 $535,400.00 iNdiGenous child healTH and development Assurex Health Ltd The Epidemiology, Outcomes and Social Salah Mahmud 2017/06 2019/06 $- $351,871.00 and Economic Burden of Mood Disorders in Manitoba: A Data-linkage Retrospective Cohort Study Boys and Girls Club of The developmental health of children M Brownell J Enns 31/08/2017 30/8/2019 $53,700.00 $53,700.00 Winnipeg and youth participating in out-of-school programs. Brandon University Prairie Masculinities: A Study of Mental Waddell, C. Herron, R., Fall2017 Spring 2018 $3,000.00 $3,000.00 Research Fund Health and Wellness Allen, J. Roger, K. Canadian Statistical Manitoba Statistical and Health Sciences Lisa Lix Mar-17 Mar-19 $10,000.00 $10,000.00 Sciences Institute (MB-SAHS) Collaborating Centre Canadian Statistical Spatial Modeling of Infectious Diseases: M. Torabi Dean C, 1-Apr-18 31-Mar-21 $67,000.00 $180,000.00 Sciences Institute, Environment and Health Deardon R, Collaborative Research Rosychuk RJ, Team et al. Cancer Care Manitoba Delineating the immune regulatory role of Myal Yvonne Jiang D (Co- Apr, 2017 Mar, 2019 $30,000.00 $60,000.00 prolactin inducible protein (PIP) in breast Investigator), cancer Uzonna J, Kung S, & Nasr M CancerCare Manitoba Developing algorithms to accurately and Marshall P Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jul-17 Jun-19 $57,327.00 $114,654.00 Foundation efficiently identify breast and colorectal and Singh H, cancer recurrence CancerCare Manitoba Cdn Forces Morale and Understanding the health of Candian A Mahar 23/12/2017 31/03/2018 $35,000.00 $35,000.00 Welfare military families and veterans: Special priorities for development of the Comprehensive Military Family Plan CHI On the ground: Research at the bell tower N. Riediger 21-Aug-17 20-Aug-18 $2,000.00 $2,000.00
CHRIM Examining the association between the M Brownell J Enns 1/9/2017 31/08/2019 $18,375.00 $36,750.00 development health of children and youth and participation in out-of-school programs CHS/MCHP Using population based date to guide D Singal A Katz, R 1/9/2017 31/08/2018 $24,000.00 $24,000.00 fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) Santos policy program and policy development in Manitoba CIHR Pathways to Youth Health & Resilience: Andrew Hatala A Bombay, K 1-May-18 1-May-21 $150,000.00 $745,000.00 Participatory action reseawrch with Matheson, N indigneous youth in four urban canadian Muhajardine, contexts et al. CIHR Direct Funded Home Care for Older People Christine Kelly K Aubrecht, I L 2016 2019 $89,192.00 $267,575.00 in Canada Bourgeault, A Grenier, et al. CIHR Development of a common data model D Chateau 1/4/2017 31/3/2018 $50,000.00 $50,000.00 across selected CNODES sites CIHR Using population based date to guide D Singal A Katz, R 1/9/2017 31/08/2018 $28,583.00 $49,000.00 fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) Santos policy program and policy development in Manitoba CIHR The impact of age on patterns of treatment David Dawe K Decker, P Mar-18 Feb-19 $74,425.00 $74,524.00 among adult cancer patients in Manitoba Czaykowski, P St. John, D Turner CIHR Person-oriented Statistical Methods for Depeng Jiang Santo R, Lix L, Jun, 2017 Mar, 2018 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 Health Services Research: Application Tate R, Pepler to Mental Health Prevention Program D, & Craig W Evaluation and Design. CIHR A tale of eight cities, Age-Friendliness and E. Kristjansson 1-Apr-17 31-Mar-19 $50,000.00 $70,000.00 the CLSA,
88 Name of Funding Agency Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for 2015/2016 Duration of Grant CIHR The Prairie Indigenous Knowledge Exchange J.Lavoie B. Lavalee et al 1-Apr-17 31-Mar-22 $197,949.00 $997,682.00 Network (PIKE-Net) CIHR An Urgent Cancer Care Clinic: evaluating Kathleen Decker M Pitz, H Apr-17 Mar-19 $74,596.00 $74,596.00 the benefits and costs of a specialized model Singh, A Katz, of delivery of health care for cancer patients D Turner CIHR A modernized training program: Using M Doupe D Skwarchuk, 1/3/2017 31/03/2018 $87,000.00 $99,867.00 evidence to inform policy change M Thomson, G Trinidad, C Weise CIHR Addressing gender-based health inequities M Urquia M Brownellm J 1/7/2017 30/06/2022 $306,457.00 $1,086,322.00 among immigrants to Canada Ray, S Vigod, T Afifi, et al CIHR The impact of soluble TLR2 and other Meghan Azad & Apr-18 Mar-22 $- $742,052.00 immunomodulatory factors in breast milk Jean Marshall on the development of allergic disease: translational research in pre-clinical models and the CHILD birth cohort CIHR Non-nutritive sweetener consumption during Meghan Azad Mar-17 Feb-18 $75,000.00 $75,000.00 pregnancy: impact on infant gut microbiome & Marie-Claire and metabolism in the CHILD cohort Arrieta-Mendez CIHR A multi-method approach to exploring PA Rochon & SE Lisa Lix (Co-I) Apr-17 Mar-20 $162,689.00 $488,069.00 prescribing cascades Bronskill CIHR Predictors and consequences of long-term Robert Tate D Jiang, P April 1, March 31, $81,600.00 $244,800.00 functional trajectories of older men: The St. John, M 2017 2020. Manitoba Follow-up Study Routledge CIHR Addressing gender-based health inequalities Urquia M Brownell M, Sep, 2017 Aug, 2023 $150,000.00 $1,086,322.00 among immigrants to Canada Brownridge D., Chartier M., et al. CIHR Examining personal and environmental V. Menec 1-Apr-17 31-Mar-19 $50,000.00 $70,000.00 factors associated with social isolation and loneliness among Canadians CIHR The Women and HIV Research Program: Bruce, S July 1 2017 June 30 $92,900.00 $278,700.00 Impactful Research with Diverse Women 2024 Living with and at Risk of HIV in Canada (Foundation Grant) CIHR Advancing the Science of Integrated Kathryn Sibley McBride C, Apr/2018 Mar/2022 $443,700.00 $443,700.00 Knowledge Translation with Health Weise C, Researchers and Knowledge Users: Mrklas K, et al. Understanding Current and Developing Recommendations for Integrated KT Practice CIHR Evaluating the Effectiveness of Sex- and Straus S Moore J, Apr/2017 Mar/2020 $- $450,000.00 Gender-Based Analysis on Knowledge Bedkowski H, Translation Interventions. Bruyn M et al. CIHR Strategy for Patient-Oriented Research Tricco AC Abou-Setta Jul/2017 Jun/2021 $- $4,997,000.00 (SPOR)- Guidelines and Systematic Reviews: A, Clement F, Reach Network Colquhoun H, et al. CIHR (Catalyst Grant: Familial and personal histories of comorbid Lisa Lix Mar-17 Feb-18 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 Musculoskeletal Health and conditions for predicting fracture risk using Arthritis) novel population-based record linkage CIHR (Project Scheme Getting Older adults OUTdoors (GO- Salbach N, Barclay Lisa Lix (Co-I) Apr-17 Jun-20 $189,975.00 $569,925.00 Grant) OUT): A randomized controlled trial of a R, Chilibeck P. community-based outdoor walking program CIHR Catalyst Grant. Data Infrastructure for Monitoring the Nickel, N. Brownell, M.D. 2018 2019 $100,000.00 Impact of Cannabis Legalization: Data Collection and Linkage Strategies to Inform Health and Social Policy CIHR Operating Grant: Integrating clinical data systems to improve R Zarychanski Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jan-18 Jan-19 $2,500.00 $2,500.00 SPOR Innovative Clinical the capacity, performance, and value of (nominated), M Trials Rewarding Success Manitoba’s healthcare system Pitz, A Katz, et al. Funding Opportunity – Phase 1: Idea Brief and Travel Award "CIHR Integrating clinical data systems to improve R Zarychanski Lisa Lix (Co- Mar-18 Mar-19 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 Operating Grant: SPOR the capacity, performance, and value of (nominated), M PI) Innovative Clinical Trials Manitoba’s healthcare system Pitz, A Katz, J Rewarding Success Funding Lavoie, et al. Opportunity – Phase 1: Idea Brief "
89 Name of Funding Agency Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for 2015/2016 Duration of Grant CIHR, Canada Research Canada Research Chair in Pharmaco- Salah Mahmud 2017/11 2022/10 $37,700.00 $462,300.00 Chair Epidemiology and Vaccine Evaluation College of Rehabilitation A Decision and Communication Aid for Restall, G. Etcheverry, Fall2017 Spring 2018 $8,000.00 $18,000.00 Sciences, Catalyst Research Workplace Disclosure by People Living with E., Roger, K., Grant HIV Roddy, P. CIHR, Canada Research Applied Public Health Chair M Urquia 1/4/2017 31/03/2022 $100,000.00 $500,000.00 Chair CIHR, Canada Research Canada Research Chair in Developmental Meghan Azad Dec-17 Nov-22 $100,000.00 $500,000.00 Chair Origins of Health and Disease Dalhousie University Identifying effective communication Michelle Driedger 1-Apr-18 31-Mar-19 $29,213.00 $58,426.00 CIRN/CIHR materials to enhance vaccine acceptance DEVOTION Stakeholder Engagement to Inform Meghan Azad Nov-17 Oct-18 $4,995.00 $4,995.00 Strategies for Improving Breastfeeding Education in Manitoba Schools Federal Research Support University Core Plateform A. Katz 1-Apr-17 31-Mar-18 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 Fund Genome Canada Childhood Asthma and the Microbiome— Allan Becker Meghan Azad Apr-18 Mar-21 $- $548,140.00 Precision Health for Life: The Canadian Healthy Infant Longitudinal Development (CHILD) Study George and Fay Yee Centre Changing the patient-HCP dialogue: Michelle Driedger 21-Aug-17 20-Aug-18 $2,000.00 $2,000.00 for Healthcare Innovation Fostering trust through joint clinical decision making Grand Challenges Canada Stars in Global Health: Integrated innovation Lisa Avery Aug 2/17 Jan 31/19 $65,370.00 $100,000.00 to improve maternal, newborn and child health (MNCH): the graphless partograph Manitoba Government Turn Around Projects A. Katz 1-Apr-17 31-Mar-18 $152,321.00 $152,321.00
Manitoba Medical Service Individual and provider factors associated Salah Mahmud Vanessa 2017/4 2018/6 $15,000.00 $15,000.00 Foundation (MMSF) with differential uptake of the influenza Poliquin vaccine among pregnant women in Manitoba, Canada. Merck & Co. Inc. The epidemiology, Patterns of Healthcare Salah Mahmud 2017/11 2019/05 $- $210,925.00 Utilization and Direct Medical Costs of Diseases Associated with Human Papillomavirus Infection among Men in Manitoba MHSAL/MCHP MHSAL/MCHP Rady Faculty Research A Katz 1/4/2017 31/03/2022 $100,000.00 $500,000.00 Support Mitacs Evidence-informed Planning and Evaluation Shooshtari, S. 3-Oct-17 28-Feb-21 $24,000.00 $73,333.33 of Community Transitions: Impact on Health and Quality of Life Natural Sciences and CREATE program in Visual and Automated Pourang Irani Lisa Lix (Co- Apr-17 Mar-23 $275,000.00 $1,650,000.00 Engineering Research Disease Analytics PI) Council of Canada Public Health Agency of Age-friendly communities: Evidence from V. Menec 1-Apr-17 31-Mar-18 $35,000.00 $35,000.00 Canada Canadian provinces Public Health Agency of Canadian chronic disease surveillance Liisa Lisa Lix (Co- Oct-17 Mar-21 $134,133.50 $536,534.00 Canada system validation Jackimmainen PI) Public Health Agency of Adverse childhood experiences and health. Afifi, T.O. 2017 2018 $25,000.00 Canada funded network Preventing Violence Across the Lifespan Research Network (PreVAiL); Public Works Canada Longitudinal Study of Operational Stress Carelton, R.N. Abrams, K. 2017 2021 $8,885,836.00 and the Royal Canadian Injuries (OSIs) for Royal Canadian Mounted Mounted Police Police (RCMP) Research Manitoba Examining the association between the M Brownell J Enns 1/9/2017 31/08/2019 $18,375.00 $36,750.00 development health of children and youth and participation in out-of-school programs Research Manitoba A modernized training program: Using M Doupe D Skwarchuk, 1/3/2017 31/03/2018 $5,000.00 $10,000.00 evidence to inform policy change M Thomson, G Trinidad, C Weise Research Manitoba Supporting decision making for the R Fransoo 1/6/2015 31/05/2018 $30,000.00 $30,000.00 prevention of chronic diseases and reduction of high health care utilization
90 Research Manitoba - Maternal responses to having a child taken L Roos E Wall-Wieler 1/9/2017 31/08/2018 $3,650.00 $3,650.00 Dissertation into care Name of Funding Agency Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for 2015/2016 Duration of Grant Rh Institute Foundation 2017 Falconer Emerging Research Rh Award N Nickel 30/1/2018 31/03/2021 $12,000.00 $12,000.00
Riverview Health Centre - The impact of renovations in long term care Porter, M. Funk, L., Fall 2016 Fall2020 $100,000.00 $404,000.00 Centre for Excellence living spaces on residents with dementia, Roger, K., their families, and the staff that care for Guse, L., et al. them’ Sanofi Pasteur Inc. (USA). Determinants of Adult Immunization.
SSHRC A dignity promotion project partnership for B. Elias 15-Mar-17 31-Mar-22 $2,500,000.00 $500,000.00 those living with FASD SSHRC Evaluation of the Positive Discipline in Elisa Romano, Durrant, J., 17-Apr 22-Apr $55,122.00 $277,475.00 Everyday Parenting Program University of C. Ateah, C., Ottawa Holden, et al. SSHRC Global intervention politics and social Robert Lorway Aug 1/17 Apr 1/21 $98,686.00 $450,000.00 transformation SSHRC CAG2017: Evidence for action in an aging V. Menec 30-Jun-17 29-Jun-18 $25,000.00 $25,000.00 world SSHRC CANADA 150: Reconciliation and the William Morrow Michaelson, 17-Oct 18-Oct $20,287.00 $20,287.00 Church: Formulating a Theological Position V., Pickett,W., Statement on the Corporal Punishment of Davison, C., Children Durrant, J., Robinson, P. The Winnipeg Foundation Individual and provider factors associated Salah Mahmud Vanessa 2017/4 2018/6 $15,000.00 $15,000.00 with differential uptake of the influenza Poliquin vaccine among pregnant women in Manitoba, Canada. The Winnipeg Foundation Redefining Community-Based Service for Mucha, J. Martin, T., 1-Oct-16 September $15,000.00 $60,000.00 Manitobans with Neurodevelopmental Shooshtari, 31, 2010 Disabilities S., Temple, B., Pinette, G. Unicef Countdown to 2030 James Blanchard Ties Boerma Apr 1/17 Jun 30/18 $125,000.00 $125,000.00
University of California San Enhancing strategic information capacity James Blanchard Apr 1/17 Mar 31/18 $320,701.00 $320,701.00 Francisco for HIV/AIDS programs in Kenya through surveillance and epidemiology and monitoring and evaluation University of Manitoba Laboratory equipment for the Manitoba V. Menec 1-Apr-17 31-Mar-18 $25,000.00 $25,000.00 site of the Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging (CLSA) University of Manitoba Developing an Innovative Conceptual Kathryn Sibley Barclay R, Nov/2017 Dec/2018 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 Framework of Community-Based Condon A, Rehabilitation to Inform Restorative Care. Cooper J, Edwards J, Guse L, LeClair L, Katz A, Ripat J University of Manitoba Research data platform for program science James Blanchard Apr 1/17 Ongoing $41,700.00 $41,700.00 Operating re CFI global public health University of Ottawa/ Strengthening Canada's Ability to Manage Michelle Driedger 1-Aug-17 14-Mar-18 $25,134.00 $25,134.00 SSHRC Risk University of Regina funds Trauma, mental health, and pain among first Afifi, T.O. 2017 2018 $20,000.00 from Dr. Nicholas Carleton responders in Canada. Women's College Hospital Canadian HIV Women's Sexual and Marissa Becker Oct 30/17 Mar 31/20 $64,187.00 $122,925.00 Reproductive Health Cohort (CHIWOS) Part 2 Workers Compensation Online and classroom delivered Jitender Sareen Lisa Lix (Co-I) May-17 Apr-19 $99,887.50 $199,775.00 Board of Manitoba mindfulness-based cognitive behaviour therapy course for building workplace resilience: A pilot randomized controlled trial
91 APPENDIX 2 ON-GOING RESEARCH FUNDS
Name of Funding Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for Agency 2016-2017 Duration of Grant AIHS Provincial Partnership Funding for "Getting Esther Suter Sara Kreindler Jun-15 May-18 $30,000.00 $80,000.00 to the Source of Inter-Regional Variation in Patient Flow Performance: A Complex Systems Perspective" Bill & Melinda Enhancing the impact of HIV prevention James S Moses, L Gelmon, Oct 1/15 Dec 31/17; $651,678.00 $6,979,956.00 USD Gates Foundation programs for the most at risk populations in Blanchard J Kimani, BM ext Sept Kenya Ramesh 30/18 Bill & Melinda Closing a critical HIV prevention gap: Stephen S Reza-Paul, J July 23/14 Oct 31/16; $143,277.00 $1,542,519.50 USD Gates Foundation Demonstrating safety and effective delivery Moses Blanchard, R ext June of daily oral pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) Lorway 30/18 as part of an HIV combination preventive intervention for sex workers in Kolkata and Mysore-Mandya, India Bill & Melinda Technical assistance to the Government of James Nov 1/14 Oct 31/18 $888,488.00 $1,752,139.00 USD Gates Foundation Uttar Pradesh for demand generation for health Blanchard services in 25 high priority districts Bill & Melinda Technical assistance to the Government of Uttar James Nov 1/14 Oct 31/18 $4,440,459.00 $21,614,937.00 USD Gates Foundation Pradesh to improve access, scale and quality of Blanchard family planning Bill & Melinda Improved quality of community and low level Maryanne Jamie Blanchard, Nov 12/14 Oct 31/17; $881,102.00 $6,480,703.00 USD Gates Foundation facility management of childhood pneumonia Crockett Stephen Moses ext Oct and diarrhea in Uttar Pradesh 31/18 Bill & Melinda Technical support to the government of Uttar James Stephen Moses Sept 18/15 Oct 31/16; $146,253.00 $689,976.00 USD Gates Foundation Pradesh to improve health, nutrition and Blanchard ext Oct development ocverage and outcomes 31/18 Bill & Melinda Technical support to the government of Uttar Stephen D Sankaran; J Nov 12/15 Mar 31/19 $3,000,000.00 $11,759,661.00 USD Gates Foundation Pradesh for improving nutritional status among Moses Blanchard; BM mothers, infants and young children Ramesh Bill & Melinda To Reduce HIV Incidence in Kenya by Stephen James Blanchard; Nov 6/15 Oct 31/18 $650,000.00 $2,094,160.00 USD Gates Foundation Expanding Adolescent Voluntary Male Moses John Anthony; Circumcisions, Introducing Early Infant Male Parinita Circumcision and Increasing the Focus on Bhattacharjee Program Safety Bill & Melinda Building capacity for sex workers and sex worker Stephen James Blanchard; Dec 3/15 Nov 30/17 $65,000.00 $108,108.00 USD Gates Foundation organizations in improving the HIV response Moses Sushena Reza-Paul Bill & Melinda Technical support to the government of Uttar James Stephen Moses Nov 23/15 Jan 15/19 $499,629.00 $999,629.00 USD Gates Foundation Pradesh Blanchard Bill & Melinda Technical assistance to UPSRLM to achieve Stephen James Blanchard; Nov 27/15 Jan 31/19 $1,485,914.00 $3,600,884.00 USD Gates Foundation mission outcomes Moses BM Ramesh Bill & Melinda Techno-managerial support to Government of Jamie Stephen Moses; BM Nov 12/16 Oct 31/19 $4,799,035.00 $14,938,984.00 USD Gates Foundation Uttar Pradesh to improve MNCH outcomes Blanchard Ramesh; Lisa Avery; Maryanne Crockett Bill & Melinda Techno-managerial support to Government Jamie Stephen Moses; BM Nov 12/16 Oct 31/19 $11,000,000.00 $29,650,245.00 USD Gates Foundation of Uttar Pradesh to improve health system Blanchard Ramesh; Lisa Avery; platforms Maryanne Crockett Bill & Melinda Operations research on PPH control, newborn Jamie Stephen Moses; BM Nov 12/16 Oct 31/19 $515,944.00 $1,496,747.00 USD Gates Foundation asphyxia and breastfeeding in Uttar Pradesh Blanchard Ramesh; Lisa Avery; Maryanne Crockett Bill & Melinda External evaluation of the Umeed-e-nau (UeN) Jamie Faran Emmanuel; Jan 4/17 Dec 5/21 $480,929.00 $2,803,064.00 USD Gates Foundation initiative to support women and girls in Pakistan Blanchard BM Ramesh; Lisa Avery; Maryanne Crockett; Robert Lorway Bill and Melinda Closing a critical HIV prevention gap: Stephen Dr. Salah Mahmud April 1, March 31, $- $1,500,000.00 Gates Foundation demonstrating safety and effective delivery of Moses 2014 2018 daily oral pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) as part of an HIV combination preventive intervention for sex workers in Kolkata and Mysore-Mandya, India Bruyere University Advancing primary healthcare for persons living Marissa Feb 1/14 Mar 31/18 $62,519.00 $380,080.00 with HIV in Canada (LHIV Innovation Team). Becker Canada Research facility for pharmaco-epidemiology Salah April 1, March 31 $- $349,432.00 Foundation for and vaccine safety and effectiveness Mahmud 2013 2018 Innovation (CFI)
92 Name of Funding Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for Agency 2016-2017 Duration of Grant Canada Research Canada Research Chair in Pharmaco- Salah November October 31, $44,000.00 $500,000.00 Chair (CRC) Epidemiology and Vaccine Evaluation Mahmud 1, 2013 2017 Canadian Cancer Randomized controlled trial of the effectiveness Harris C. A. Vincent N, Wilson 1-Feb-15 3/31/2021 $48,000.00 $194,670.00 Society Research of online treatment for insomnia in cancer K, Tay J, Jiang D. Institute (CCSRI) survivors and evaluation of treatment-related side effects. Canadian Cancer Society Research Institute (CCSRI) Canadian Research data platform for program science in James Apr 1/17 Dec 31/18 $130,795.00 $159,735.00 Foundation for global public health; CFI Blanchard Innovation (CFI) Canadian Developmental origins of asthma: role of Meghan Jul-15 Jun-18 $50,000.00 $150,000.00 Respiratory breastfeeding, milk composition and maternal Azad Research Network factors & AllerGen NCE Canadian Statistical challenges and opportunities for the Lisa Lix Nov-16 Jun-17 $10,000.00 $10,000.00 Statistical Sciences analysis of microbiome data Institute CancerCare Rates and predictors of health care use prior to a Kathleen Harminder Singh, Jul-16 Jun-18 $85,841.00 $84,841.00 Manitoba colorectal cancer diagnosis: a population-based Decker Zoann Nugent Foundation study to assess potential missed opportunities for earlier diagnosis CancerCare Colorecatal cancer screening in Manitoba: Jason Park Kathleen Decker Jul-16 Jun-18 $70,560.00 $70,560.00 Manitoba analysis of factors associated with program Foundation performance measures and outcomes CancerCare Fractures, osteoporosis and fracture risk Harminder Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jul-15 Jun-17 $106,230.00 $106,230.00 Manitoba assessment in cancer survivors Singh Foundation Children’s Hospital Maternal medication used during pregnancy Xibiao Ye Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jul-16 Jun-17 $40,000.00 $40,000.00 Research Institute and cancer risk in offspring: A population-based of Manitoba case-control study Children’s Hospital Geographical Variation and Related Risk Factors M. Torabi Israels S, Singh H, 1-Jun-15 31-Dec-17 $5,000.00 $40,000.00 Research Institute with Childhood Leukaemia in Manitoba Elias B, Yu N, Ens C of Manitoba (CHRIM) Children's Perinatal antibiotics, newborn feeding and Meghan Dec-15 Nov-17 $2,450.00 $4,900.00 Hospital breastfeeding outcomes in the Manitoba CHILD Azad Foundation of Study Manitoba Children's Prenatal exposure to non-nutritive sweeteners Meghan Jun-15 May-17 $10,000.00 $40,000.00 Hospital and the development of childhood obesity Azad Foundation of Manitoba Children's Maternal medication use during pregnancy and Dr. Xibiao Dr. Salah Mahmud July 1, 2016 June 30, $- $40,000.00 Housiptal cancer risk in offspring: A population-based Ye 2017 Foundation case-control study CHRIM Extension of the Manitoba Infant Feeding Nickel N 1-Oct-16 31-Mar-18 $17,100.00 $17,100.00 Database: Data Collection from 6 to 12 Months CIAR Studies of human development and well-being L. Roos 4/1/2013 3/31/2016 $40,161.21 $93,414.00
CIHR Ontario Child Health Study Sequel. Boyle, M. Georgiades, K. 2013 2018 $5.3 million
CIHR Discovering the epigenetic signatures associated B. Elias 1-Apr-13 31-Mar-18 $248,314.54 $299,700.00 with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder CIHR CRC in Epidemiology and Global Public Health James Apr 1/15 Mar 31/22 $200,000.00 $1,400,000.00 Blanchard CIHR Social, behavioural and transmission properties James Oct 1/12 Sept 30/16; $10,162.00 $428,369.00 associated with diversity in HIV epidemics Blanchard ext Mar among people who inject drugs and other key 31/18 populations CIHR HIV epidemic diversity among high risk James Laura Thompson Sept 1/13 Aug 31/16; $12,500.00 $105,000.00 populations in Pakistan Blanchard ext Aug 31/17 CIHR Understanding and responding to HIV Marissa Aug 1/14 Oct 31/19 $60,000.00 $300,000.00 vulnerability among disadvantaged populations Becker in Canada and globally: A program science research agenda
93 Name of Funding Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for Agency 2016-2017 Duration of Grant CIHR Mathematical modeling and global public Michael Mar 1/17 Feb 28/22 $63,400.00 $317,000.00 health Pickles CIHR Automated coding error detection tools in Hude Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jul-16 Jun-19 $161,818.00 $485,456.00 administrative health data: Development Quan and validation CIHR Arthritis care for Indigenous populations Cheryl Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jul-15 Jun-20 $63,272.00 $316,364.00 Camelle Marie Barnabe CIHR Statistical methods for patient-reported Tolulope Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jul-15 Jun-18 $103,255.00 $309,764.00 outcome measures Sajobi, Richard Swatzky CIHR Defining the burden and managing the Charles Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jul-14 Jun-19 $488,700.00 $2,443,500.00 effects of psychiatric comorbidity in Bernstein, chronic immunoinflammatory disease Ruth Ann Marrie CIHR George & Fay Yee Centre for Healthcare Terry Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jun-13 Apr-18 $2,196,409.00 $10,982,049.00 Innovation Klassen, CIHR A multi-method approach to exploring "Susan Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jul-16 Jun-17 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 prescribing cascades Bronskill, Paula Rochon" CIHR Creation of an advancement in burn care Sarvesh Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jun-14 May-17 $20,000.00 $60,000.00 in Canada network Logsetty CIHR Canadian network for advanced M Lisa Lix (Co-I) Oct-14 Sep-19 $250,000.00 $1,250,000.00 interdisciplinary methods for prospective studies of drug safety and effectiveness CIHR Predictors and consequences of long-term Robert Jiang D, & St Jun, 2017 3/31/2020 $80,000.00 $244,799.00 functional trajectories of older men: The Tate John P Manitoba Follow-up Study CIHR PAX-Good Behavior Game in First Mariette Munro G, Sareen Apr, 2016 3/31/2019 $213,000.00 $673,777.00 Nations Communities: Enhancing and Chartier J, Afifi T, et al. Adapting a School-Based Mental Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention Strategy CIHR Analytics Platform for Influenza Vaccine Sarah Katz A, Severini Apr, 2016 3/31/2021 $195,000.00 $956,485.00 Evaluation and Translational Research Mahmud A, Tim B, et al CIHR A Rapid Analytics Platform for Influenza Salah July 1, June 30, $186,554.00 $956,485.00 Vaccine Evaluation and Translational Mahmud 2016 2022 Research CIHR Centre for Research development in 2009 2017 $2.1 million gender, mental health, and violence across the lifespan. CIHR Canadian Urban Environmental Health Jeff Brook Co-A: Meghan Jun-16 May-21 $833,000.00 $4,165,000.00 (CANUE) Research Consortium Azad CIHR The Developmental Origins of Vern Co-I: Meghan Jan-16 Dec-20 $400,000.00 $2,000,000.00 Pediatric Obesity and Obesity-Related Dolinsky Azad Complications CIHR Programmatic research to understand how Stuart Co-I: Meghan Jan-16 Dec-20 $400,000.00 $2,000,000.00 modifiable environmental factors interact Turvey Azad with the genome in the development of asthma CIHR Gene by environment interactions in the Padmaja Co-I: Meghan Jan-16 Dec-20 $400,000.00 $2,000,000.00 development of Asthma and COPD Subbarao Azad CIHR Global Child: A Rights-Based Approach to Vaghri, Z. Lee, Y., 16-Aug 21-Aug $1,500,000.00 Enhancing the Health and Development Zermatten, J., of Canadian Children Greenwood, M., et al.
94 Name of Funding Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for Agency 2016-2017 Duration of Grant CIHR A comparative analysis of centralized Breton, Kreindler, S; Apr-16 Mar-18 $2,500.00 $2,500.00 waiting lists for unattached and complex Mylaine Green, ME; patients implemented in six Canadian Jbilou, J; provinces. N.B. $2500 is UM share of Sutherland, J $95,110 grant CIHR Getting to the Source of Inter-Regional Sara Trish Bergal, Jun-15 May-18 $133,333.33 $400,000.00 Variation in Patient Flow Performance: A Kreindler Ann Colbourne, Complex Systems Perspective Vlatka Tustonic, Janet Joy CIHR Aboriginal Health Research Networks J. Lavoie 1-Apr-14 31-Mar-18 $2,000.00 $37,000.00 for aboriginal knowledge and ways of knowing (Catalyst Grant) CIHR KTEA Meeting Grant J. Lavoie 1-Apr-15 31-Mar-18 $12,000.00 $12,000.00
CIHR The Prairie Indigenous Knowledge J.Lavoie B. Lavalee et al 1-Feb-16 30-Sep-17 $1,692.63 $24,999.00 Exchange Network (PIKE-Net) LOI CIHR Qanuinngitsiarutiksait: Developing J. Lavoie R. Dutton 1-Jul-16 30-Jun-19 $391,600.63 $703,340.00 Population-Based Health and Well-Being Strategies for Inuit in Manitoba CIHR Anti-depressants in Pregnancy M D Chateau, L 1/7/2015 $29,062.00 $116,250.00 Brownell Katz, C Ruth, D Singal CIHR PAX - Good Behavior Game in First M. G Munro, J. 1/1/2016 $280,513.00 $673,777.00 Nations Communities: Enhancing and Chartier Sareen Adapting a School-Based Mental Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention Strategy CIHR Envision: Evaluating Home Visiting M. N. Nickel, W. 1/2/2016 $250,000.00 $250,000.00 Interventions for Manitoba First Nations Brownell Phillips-Beck Families CIHR Beyond Structured Administrative Data Roos NP A Katz 1-Jul-16 30-Jun-23 $141,496.00 $1,048,310.00
CIHR Gender Disparities in Perinatal and Urquia M 1-Sep-16 30-Sep-16 $10,000.00 $10,000.00 Child Health and Maternal Well-being Associated with Maternal Country of Birth CIHR Validation of Administrative and Primary Katz A 1-Apr-16 31-Mar-17 $55,370.00 $55,370.00 Care Electronical Medical Record Derived Frailty Algorithms CIHR Canadian Network for Observational Chateau D 1-Jul-16 30-Jun-21 $203,750.00 $1,100,286.00 Drug effect Studies, Renewed 5-year contract CIHR Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging P. Raina V. Menec etc. 1-Apr-14 9/1/2019 $407,066.00 $1,204,691.00 (CLSA) - comprehensive cohort CIHR Canadian Longitudinal Study on Aging P. Raina V. Menec etc. 1-Apr-14 9/1/2019 $103,651.00 $310,953.00 (CLSA) - tracking cohort CIHR Canadian Consortium on H. V. Menec 1-Apr-14 $6,300,000.00 $31,500,000.00 Neurodegeneration in Aging Team 14: Chertkow How multimorbidity modifies the risk of dementia and the patterns of disease expression (none of the funds are held at the UofM) CIHR Improving social inclusion of Canadians M. V. Menec 1-Apr-16 $119,294.00 $477,178.00 with dementia through sharing dance Skinner & (none of the funds are held at the U of M) R. Herron CIHR Capturing how age-friendly communities M. V. Menec 1-Apr-16 $125,000.00 $250,000.00 foster positive health, social participation Levasseur and health equity: Towards identification of key components and processes that promote population health in aging Canadians (none of the funds are held at the UofM)
95 Name of Funding Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for Agency 2016-2017 Duration of Grant CIHR Broad and Deep Analyses in H. V. Menec 1-Apr-16 $791,667.00 $4,750,000.00 Neurodegeneration (BRAIN) (none of the Chertkow funds are held at the UofM) CIHR Remote Control: Implementing Javier Shohan Illsley Nov-16 Oct-19 $120,000.00 $446,687.00 Community Based Research in Northern Mignone Manitoba CIHR CIHR Centre for REACH in HIV/AIDS Sean Javier Mignone Apr-14 Mar-19 $950.00 $4,773,240.00 Rourke et al CIHR A call to action towards food equity N. 1-Jan-17 31-Dec-17 $96,120.00 $96,120.00 Riediger CIHR Towards a More Inclusive Framework Kathryn Shimmin C, Mar/2016 Sep/2018 $25,000.00 $30,000.00 for Public and Patient Involvement in Sibley Hardie S, Hickes Health Research: A Trauma-Informed S, Lavoie J, Intersectional Approach. Wittmeier KDM CIHR The Advancement and Democratization Marc Dr. Salah April 1, February $- $1,000,000.00 of Medical Research in Canada through Jolicoeur Mahmud 2015 28, 2019 the Development and Validation of Randomized-Registry Trials CIHR Support for People and Patient- Terry Dr. Salah June 1, April 30, $- $11,000,000.00 Orientation Research and Trials Klassen Mahmud 2013 2018 (SUPPORT) Units CIHR A theory-based, multi-component Kathryn Bentley D, Jaglal 2014 2020 $75,000.00 $73,633.00 intervention to increase reactive balance Sibley S, Hossain S, et al. measurement in physiotherapy practice in three rehabilitation hospitals CIHR - Decode Demystifying the complex relationship A Katz J Slater, S Randall, 1/2/2016 $46,315.85 $50,000.00 of urban food security and health equity J Enns (DECODE) - The impact of urban form on health equity: towards an understanding of food security. CIHR Advancing the science of data quality for Lisa Lix Oct-15 Sep-22 $137,560.00 $962,920.00 (Foundation electronic health databases: Applications Scheme) to chronic disease research and surveillance CIHR / Vaccine coverage and safety in children Salah April 1, March 31, $- $49,877.00 CIRN: UofM with epilepsy Mahmud 2016 2019 / Dalhousie University CIHR / Evaluation and gap analysis of federal and Salah June 1, May 31, $- $87,716.00 CIRN; UofM P/T systems and methodologies used to Mahmud 2014 2018 / Dalhousie assess immunization coverage: Subproject: University Assessment of the accuracy of childhood immunization data in the Manitoba immunization monitoring system (MIMS): Population-based survey" CIHR / A multi-provincial approach to evaluating Salah June 1, May 31, $- $38,666.00 CIRN; UofM pertussis vaccine effectiveness in Canada Mahmud 2014 2018 / Dalhousie using administrative data. Evaluating University pertussis vaccine effectiveness in Manitoba: Population-based case-control study CIHR Defining the longitudinal course, Sareen, J Afifi, T.O. 2015 2022 $1,888,760.00 Foundation outcomes, and treatment needs of Scheme Grant vulnerable Canadians with posttraumatic stress disorder. CIHR Preventing child maltreatment: Changing Afifi, T.O 2015 2020 $883,854.00 Foundations a child’s trajectory, improving health, and Scheme Grant strengthening families CIHR PAX-Good Behavior Game in First Chartier, Sareen, J 2016 2019 $922,853.00 Implementation Nations communities: Enhancing and M Research Team adapting a school-based mental health Grant promotion and suicide prevention strategy.
96 Name of Funding Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for Agency 2016-2017 Duration of Grant CIHR New The epidemiology of resilience following Afifi, T.O. 2013 2018 $300,00 Investigator child maltreatment. Award. CIHR/Cdn Expanding the Circle: Peer-based Bruce, S (Co-I) 2016 2019 $325,000.00 $975,000.00 Diabetes Assoc/ approaches to obesity and type 2 diabetes Alberta Centre prevention for Indigenous children. for Child Family and Community Research CIHR/CHU Long-term clinical and finanical impact M 25/8/2015 $32,286.00 $42,750.00 of asthma control during pregnancy and Brownell preschool years on disease evolution until adulthood. CIHR/CRC CRC Research Chair M. 1-Dec-12 31-Mar-18 $80,502.16 $373,269.06 Dreiedger Community Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee N. J. Lavoie 6-May-15 31-Dec-19 $251,731.25 $499,200.00 Foundations of Scholarships Riediger Canada Community Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee N. J. Lavoie 6-May-15 31-Dec-19 $251,731.25 $499,200.00 Foundations of Scholarships Riediger Canada Crohn’s and Linking population based provincial Laura Lisa Lix (Co-I) Jul-16 Jun-19 $118,333.00 $355,000.00 Colitis Canada health care utilization databases to Targownik evaluate drug related outcomes in IBD Dalhousie CIRN Vaccine Hesitancy M. 1-Apr-16 31-Mar-19 $137,664.71 $150,000.00 University Driedger CIRN/CIHR Defense Vulnerability and resiliency for PTSD in Nicholas Lisa Lix (Co-I) Sep-15 Aug-20 $129,000.00 $645,000.00 Research the RCMP: A prospective investigation Carleton Development Canada’s Centre for Security Science FHI360 Linkages across the Continuum of HIV James Nov 30/15 Sept $1,267,779.00 $2,218,885.00 Services for Key Populations Affected by Blanchard 30/16; ext HIV (LINKAGES) Project Sept 30/18 Gilead Prior history of testing for syphilis, Marissa July 18/17 Dec 31/17 $3,000.00 $3,000.00 hepatitis B and hepatitis C among a Becker population-based cohort of HIV-positive individuals and their HIV-negative controls Manitoba Online coping skills counseling for 2016 2020 $449,995.00 Gambling problem gambling and trauma Research Program (MGRP) Manitoba Mindfulness treatment for gambling and Afifi, T.O. 2014 2018 $50,000.00 Gambling mood related symptoms among women Research with childhood disturbances Program (MGRP) Manitoba At what frequency does gambling on Afifi, T.O Sareen, J 2015 2017 $50,000.00 Gambling specific types of gambling become Research associated with severe interference with Program home, work and school responsibilities (MGRP) and social relationships among Manitobans? Manitoba Development of the Salah April 1, March 31, $100,000.00 $500,000.00 Health / UofM Pharmacoepidemiology and Vaccine Mahmud 2015 2020 Evaluation Manitoba Investigating the characteristics of health M. D. Singal $3,525.00 $5,000.00 Health Research care utilization of women who give birth Brownell Council to children with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
97 Name of Funding Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for Agency 2016-2017 Duration of Grant Manitoba Manitoba Infant Feeding Database - A N. Nickel 9/1/2014 3/31/2018 $70,910.02 $161,448.00 Health Research capture recapture study Council Manitoba An Innovative Cancer Research Model: Salah Drs. Ahmed, July 1, June 31, $81,119.37 $2,500,000.00 Health Research Integrated Multidisciplinary CCL Mahmud ; R; Banerji, V; 2015 2020 Council Research Cluster Gibson, S; Geirnaert, et al. Johnston, J Manitoba Implementing core outcome sets in fall Kathry Apr/2017 Jan/2019 $32,500.00 $32,500.00 Medical Services prevention and balance research and Sibley Foundation practice: Understanding past experiences to plan for the future Manitoba Research data platform for program James Apr 1/17 Dec 31/18 $159,734.00 $159,734.00 Research science in global public health; CFI MB Blanchard RES Manitoba Charting and Transforming Young J. Lavoie D. Morton 1-Feb-16 31-Mar-18 $6,187.46 $14,920.00 Research People's Participation in Wellness-Related Alliance Decision Making MB gov MB Health - Centre Grant A. Katz 4/1/2014 3/31/2019 $2,320,048.73 $11,625,000.00
Merck & Co Patterns, Predictors and Outcomes of Salah $- $250,000.00 Empiric Anti-bacterial Therapy for Mahmud Complicated Urinary Tract and Intra- abdominal Infections in Manitoba Hospitals: A Record-Linkage Study Merck & Co Estimating direct medical costs of diseases Salah 4/1/2015 3/31/2017 $- $192,026.00 associated with human papillomavirus Mahmud infection in Manitoba MHRC Population based research in two Afifi, T.O. 2011 2017 $99,485.00 Establishment important areas of public health: Family Grant violence and problem gambling. MHRC Substantiated reports of child Afifi, T.O. 2011 2017 $64,560.00 Operating Grant maltreatment from the Canadian Incidence Study. MHRC operating MLCC The role of nutrition in the prevention of B. Elias 1-Mar-14 31-Dec-17 $224,139.89 $225,000.00 FASD MSFHR Provincial Partnership Funding for Janet Joy Sara Kreindler Jun-15 May-18 $30,000.00 $80,000.00 "Getting to the Source of Inter-Regional Variation in Patient Flow Performance: A Complex Systems Perspective" National Study on the burden in patients with Zhang, H. Jiang D, Zhao G., 1-Mar-15 3/31/2018 $15,000.00 $45,000.00 Natural Science hepatitis B virus related diseases and Huo H, Lu Y., Bai Foundation of comprehensive preventive strategies Z, Li X, & Song N China (NSFC) Natural Sciences Advancing Complex Models in Small Area M.Torabi 1-Apr-16 31-Mar-21 $27,000.00 $135,000.00 and Engineering Estimation and Spatial Statistics Research Council of Canada (NSERC) Prairie Action Preventing Punitive Violence Against Durrant, J. Barker, L., Cavers, 16-Feb 17-Aug $19,976.00 Foundation Children: A Three-Province Evaluation of V., Agrey, N., a Primary Prevention Program Roloff, L Private Donor Inuit In Manitoba Support J. Lavoie 16-Sep-16 $23,000.00 $23,000.00
Private Donors D Stewart Indigenous Award J. Lavoie 13-Feb-17 $1,300.00 $1,300.00
Prolacta Impact of human milk-based fortifiers Meghan Jun-16 May-18 $55,000.00 $110,000.00 Bioscience / In- on gut microbiota and oxidative stress in Azad & Kind/ CHRF premature infants Michael Narvey Prostate Cancer The effect of antipsychotic medications in Salah July 1, June 30, $- $153,462.00 Canada incidence and aggressiveness of prostate Mahmud 2014 2017 cancer: a population-based study
98 Name of Funding Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for Agency 2016-2017 Duration of Grant Public Safety Process and Impact Evaluation for Jiang D. Drs Josephson W., 1-Aug-14 31-Dec-19 $42,465.00 $285,650.00 Canada FIREFLY SNAP® Program for Kenora & Mignone J. (6340-F23) Public Safety Process and impact evaluation: Firefly Depeng Wendy Josepson Jan-15 Jun-19 $65,000.00 $285,650.00 Canada SNAP program for Kenora Jiang & Javier Mignone Research Breastfeeding, human milk Meghan Lars Bode Jul-16 Jun-19 $75,000.00 $225,000.00 Manitoba oligosaccharides, and the developmental Azad origins of obesity Research The Manitoba Personalized Lifestyle Peter Jone Co-I: Meghan Apr-15 Mar-19 $250,000.00 $1,000,000.00 Manitoba Research (TMPLR) Program Azad Research The PAX Program in Manitoba: A Positive Dr. Jiang Drs. Josephson 1-Mar-15 1-Mar-19 $99,150.00 $199,500.00 Manitoba Approach to Promoting Mental Health D. W., Pepler D, and Wellbeing Craig W., et al. Research Provincial Partnership Funding for Sara Jun-15 May-18 $40,000.00 $100,000.00 Manitoba "Getting to the Source of Inter-Regional Kreindler Variation in Patient Flow Performance: A Complex Systems Perspective" Research The Manitoba personalized lifestyle Peter Lisa Lix (Co-I) Apr-15 Mar-19 $318,130.00 $954,390.00 Manitoba research (TMPLR) program Jones Research Neonatal and Childhood Chateau D M Brownell, L 1-Aug-15 31-Mar-19 $74,925.00 $74,925.00 Manitoba Neurodevelopment, Health and Katz, C Ruth, D Educational Outcomes of Children Singal Exposed to Antidepressants and Maternal Depression During Pregnancy Research Statin Use and Non Hodgkin Lymphoma Dr. Xibiao Salah Mahmud April 1, March 31, $68,409.00 $204,537.00 Manitoba Incidence and Survival: A Population Ye 2015 2018 Based Study Research DEVOTION: The Manitoba Jon Co-I: Meghan Apr-15 Mar-20 $740,000.00 $3,700,000.00 Manitoba & DEVelOpmenTal Origins of chronic Azad The Lawson diseases In children Network Foundation Research Algorithms for administrative health Lisa Lix Sep-12 Sep-17 $100,000.00 $500,000.00 Manitoba databases (Research Chair) Research MB The Manitoba Personalized Lifestyle Bruce, S (Co-I) 2015 2019 My community $1,000,000.00 Research (TMPLR) Program. withdrew so I do not have funds Rh Foundation Wpg Rh Award - M. Doupe M. Doupe 1/30/2013 3/31/2018 $10,014.92 $12,000.00
Sanofi Pasteur Implementation of the Longitudinal Dr. Salah June 1, May 31, $- $297,163.00 European Clostridium difficile Infection Mahmud 2015 2017 Diagnosis Surveillance Study in Manitoba (LuCID-MB) Saskatchewan Saskatchewan drug utilization and David Lisa Lix (Co-PI) Jun-11 Mar-18 $250,000.00 $1,750,000.00 Ministry of outcomes research team Blackburn Health SHRF Provincial Partnership Funding for Jenny Sara Kreindler Jun-15 May-18 $30,000.00 $80,000.00 "Getting to the Source of Inter-Regional Basran Variation in Patient Flow Performance: A Complex Systems Perspective" SSHRC Philanthrocapitalism, sociality and Robert Shamshad Khan Mar 15/14 Mar $95,140.00 $386,080.00 citizenship in B&M Gates Foundation Lorway 31/18; ext interventions Mar 31/19 SSHRC Global intervention politics and social Robert Dec 1/16 Nov 30/21 $15,940.00 $79,700.00 transformation Lorway SSHRC Looking After Eachother LOI B. Elias 17-Jun-16 31-May- $20,000.00 $20,000.00 17 SSHRC - Fostering positive mental health, Kathryn Karen Duncan, Apr-17 Mar-18 $7,000.00 $7,000.00 University of educational and employment outcomes Levine Sid Frankel MB Data Access through early intervention: An analysis Grant Program using propensity score matching
99 Name of Funding Research Title PI Co-PI Start Date End Date Amount Available Total Funds for Agency 2016-2017 Duration of Grant SSHRC / Reflecting on the Past and Facing the Piotrowski Jul-17 Dec-18 $6,950.00 $6,950.00 University of Future: Long term follow up of children Manitoba exposed to Intimate partner violence SSHRC Canadian Partnership on Public Policy- E Goddard, M Apr-14 Mar-18 don't know $200,000.00 Partnership Oriented Consumer Interest Research Lachance, G Development Saumier, et al. Grant SSRHC Exploring the impact of the Abecedarian Jamie Javier Mignone Jun-16 Dec-18 $70,000.00 $233,865.00 Early Childhood Intervention on Parents Koshyk et al and Caregivers in a Subsidized Housing Complex Surgo TSU innovation cell to support the Uttar James Mar 15/16 Dec 31/18 $402,842.00 $1,109,385.00 Foundation Pradesh reproductive, maternal, nutrition Blanchard and child health program The Arthritis Education outcomes of childhood-onset Lily Lim Lisa Lix (Co-PI) Oct-16 Sep-19 $64,666.00 $194,000.00 Society chronic rheumatic diseases The Winnipeg Treat poverty to improve health and well- N Roos S Macdonald $186,979.09 $190,000.00 Foundation being UIRP Indigenous health data repository and Javier Josee Lavoie, Jan-16 Dec-17 $12,000.00 $24,910.00 research/evaluation unit: Anas Wayúu, Mignone Randy Fransoo Colombia UIRP Incorporating an Indigenous Perspective Piotrowski Hatala, Graham- Jan-17 Feb-19 $764.68 $19,075.00 into IPV Programs & Prevention Bermann, Isaac University of Riediger Start Up N. 1-Feb-16 31-Mar-18 $35,441.61 $50,000.00 Manitoba Riediger University of Endowed Child Health Chair A. Katz 10/1/2003 3/31/2017 $242,700.00 Manitoba University of Supplementary HIV program - improving James Dec 1/14 Ongoing $450,301.00 $517,864.00 Manitoba programs to reduce vulnerability to HIV: Blanchard Innovative programs and knowledge translation University of Start up funds - Nickel N Nickel 1/1/2016 $73,091.19 $75,000.00 Manitoba University of Food banks: What are we investing in? N. 1-Feb-17 31-Jan-18 $6,420.00 $6,420.00 Manitoba Riediger University of Research Start-up Funds R. 1/1/2015 $1,046.82 $50,000.00 Manitoba Fransoo University of University of Manitoba - College of R. 1/1/2015 $15,893.44 $25,000.00 Manitoba Medicine Fransoo University of Start-up funds Urquia M 1-Sep-16 31-Aug-19 $100,000.00 $100,000.00 Manitoba University of Start-up funds Urquia M 1-Sep-16 31-Aug-19 $25,000.00 $25,000.00 Manitoba University of Advancing patient engagement in Woodgate Kirk S, Sibley Apr/2017 Apr/2018 $- $10,000.00 Manitoba global child health care and research: A RL KM, Wittmeier systematic review KDM University of Development of a toolkit of winter Ripat J Borisoff J, Feb/2017 Feb/2019 $- $24,192.00 Manitoba accessibility solutions Morales E, Li Y, et al. University of Manitoba Our Voice Initiative (MOVI) – a Porter M Webber S, Sibley Feb/2017 Feb/2019 $- $24,984.00 Manitoba citizen science project with older adults KM, Ripat J, et al. Winnipeg Mathematical modeling and global public Michael Mar 1/17 Feb 29/20 $25,000.00 $25,000.00 Regional Health health Pickles Authority
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