COMMUNITYMATTERS Department of Community Health Sciences • Max Rady College of Medicine • Rady Faculty of Health Sciences

SEPT-OCT 2016 // NO. 60 COMMUNITYMATTERS Department of Community Health Sciences • Max Rady College of Medicine • Rady Faculty of Health Sciences

FROM THE DEPARTMENT HEAD A belated welcome to the new academic Contents year, and with the UMFA strike just underway, it is unclear how the rest of the Announcements 2 term will evolve. We will keep staff and Summer Institute 2 students informed of developments as they Winnipeg Harvest 3 are communicated, and hope that there will Undergaduate Program 3 be a speedy resolution. Graduate Program 4 Community Engagement 6 Welcome to Marcelo Urquia, who joined New Research Grants 7 the Department in September in a tenure- New Publications 8 track position, Assistant Professor rank, and Presentations 11 is based at the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy. Marcelo arrived from the University of Toronto, where he was a Research Scientist at the Centre for Research on Inner DR. STEPHEN MOSES MD, MPH City Health, in the Li Ka Shing Knowledge DEPARTMENT HEAD Institute, St. Michael's Hospital, and Assistant Professor at the Dalla Lana School of Public Health, University of Toronto. He currently holds a CIHR New Investigator Award and a CIHR grant, and has published widely in areas related to the social determinants of health, maternal and child health, reproductive and perinatal epidemiology, immigrant health and international health.

We again this year had a large incoming class of graduate students in the BSc, PhD and MPH programs, as well as a large incoming class of undergraduate students in the Bachelor of Human Ecology (Family Social Sciences) and Bachelor of Health Studies programs. So plenty of teaching to go around. Congratulations to the large number of MPH, MSc, BHEcol and BHSt students who have recently graduated. As these graduates, and the long list below of awards, research grants, research publications and presentations indicate, the Department continues to be active and vibrant as we face the challenges ahead.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS & AWARDS

Dr. Alan Katz, 2016 Manitoba College of Family Physicians Award of Excellence.

Dr. Joseph Kaufert, BA (Hons)(Minnesota), MA, PhD (Northwestern), awarded Professor Emerritus title at a ceremony on September 28, 2016. Dr. Kaufert joined the University of Manitoba in 1976. He was co-developer of the PhD and MSc graduate programs in CHS and directed undergraduate curriculum for more than three decades. Dr. Kaufert retired in December 2015, but remains actively involved in department, university and community activities.

On October 6th, in Toronto Dr. Deborah McPhail was honoured as one of the recipients of the Body Confidence Canada Awards. These awards celebrate champions of body confidence, body positivity, and body diversity in Canada. Dr. McPhail was nominated for the teaching that she does in the Population Health course and her work with graduate students, addressing topics such as critical obesity, healthy sexuality and LGBTTQ* health. DR. DEBORAH MCPHAIL, RECIPIENT OF THE BODY CONFIDENCE AWARD Dr. Stephen Moses. Mark Wainberg Lecture Award. Canadian Association for HIV Research (CAHR). Delivered at Twenty-fifth Annual Canadian Conference on HIV/AIDS Research, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, May 12-16, 2016

SUMMER INSTITUTE ON PROGRAM EVALUATION SUBMITTED BY DR. JAVIER MIGNONE

From May 30th to June 3rd of 2016 we successfully held worked in teams to develop evaluation plans for six of the sixth Summer Institute on Program Evaluation. the agencies. Follow-up assistance is being provided The Institute was organized by faculty members for these agencies to implement the evaluation plans from the Department of Community Health Sciences developed with their input during the Institute. The (Rady Faculty of Health Sciences), the Department of next Summer Institute on Program Evaluation will be Human Nutritional Sciences (Faculty of Agricultural held in June of 2018. and Food Sciences) and the Faculty of Social Work, as well as by the University of Manitoba student led initiative Community Health Information and Research Partnerships (CHIRP), and four external partnering organizations, Health in Common, the Sexuality Education Resource Centre, the Canadian Evaluation Society (Manitoba Chapter), and the United Way of Winnipeg. Participants included 14 management, staff and volunteers from 10 health and social agencies, 18 undergraduate students, and 18 graduate students. Aside from lectures and workshops, participants

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WINNIPEG HARVEST UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM GRADUATES

Thank you to members of Community Health Sciences, Bachelor of Human Ecology (Family Social and the Max Rady College of Medicine, for your Sciences), May 2016t generous donations in support of Winnipeg Harvest Bello, Amina Onwayioza throughout the month of September. Close to $1000 Brown, Hayley Jean in donations was collected in addition to 93.5 pounds Buchanan, Samantha Dawn of donated food! Cewick, Marina Josie Chung, Laura Jane Debreuil, Sacha Winter Erhardt, Charity Leigh Eusebio, Genissa Grace Fillion, Angela Rose Hodkin, Natasha Anne Imperadeiro, Kelsey Jodoin, Chantal Lee Joyce, Janell Lee-Ann Kroeker, Deanna Louise Ladanchuk, Natalie Daria Martin, Heather Mathura, Reisa Devina Matte, Melanie JOE KAUFERT, HAROLD DYCK, AND DONALD BENHAM, WINNIPEG Nairn, Robert Daniel Scott HARVEST FOOD DRIVE Olabimtan, Aderonke Risikat Payne, Cassandra

REPORTS, CHAPTERS, BOOKS

Driedger SM, Garvin T. Media and Roos LL, Jarmasz JS, Martens PJ, years of experience at the Manitoba Framing: Processes and Challenges. Katz A, Fransoo R, Soodeen R, Smith Center for Health Policy. In: Sobolev In Practicing Qualitative Methods in Health Geog- M, Ginter J, Roos NP, Doupe MB, B, Levy A, Goring S (eds). Data and raphies. Fenton, E. and Baxter, J. (Eds.) Brownell M, Lix LM, Finlayson G, Measures. Health Services Research. Routledge: New York. Heaman M. (2016). Health Services Springer, New York. 2016 Information: From Data to Policy Katz A, Valdivia J, Chateau D, Taylor Impact (25 Years of Health Services Yao SZ, Lix LM, Teare G, Shevchuk Y, C, Walld R, McCulloch S, Becker C, and Population Health Research Champagne A, Lu X, Blackburn D. Ginter J. A Comparison of Models of at the Manitoba Centre for Health (2016). Prevalence of heart failure Primary Care Delivery in Winnipeg. Policy) In: Boris Sobolev, Adrian Levy, diagnoses and medication use in Winnipeg, MB: Manitoba Centre for Sarah Goring (eds). Data and Measures in Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Health Policy; Spring 2016. Health Services Research, Part of the series Health Drug Utilization and Outcomes Re- Services Research, Springer Link, New York, search Team (SDUORT), Saskatoon Kosar L, Hu N, Lix LM, Shevchuk Y, pp 1-20. Teare G, Champagne A, Blackburn Yao SZ, Lix LM, Teare G, Shevchuk Y, D. (2016). Evaluating Saskatchewan Smith M, Roos LL, Burchill C, Turner Champagne A, Blackburn D. (2016). medication assessment program K, Ostapyk T, Towns D, Hong SP, Impact of the senior’s drug plan (SMAP) claims using administrative Jarmasz JS, Ginter J, Martens (SDP) on medication utilization and data. The Saskatchewan Drug Utili- PJ, Roos NP, Lix LM, Brownell M, adherence among Saskatchewan zation and Outcomes Research Team Finlayson G, Azimaee M, Soodeen residents. The Saskatchewan Drug (SDUORT), Saskatoon. R-A, Nicol JP. Health Services Data: Utilization and Outcomes Research Managing the Data Warehouse: 25 Team (SDUORT), Saskatoon.

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UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM GRADUATES CONT'D

Peralta, Carmie Jane Unrau, Leah Dawn Peristy, Ursula Helen Rachael Upton, Maria Carminia Reyes, Shiela Shalay, Kelsey Erin Bachelor of Health Sciences (Family Social Sims, Staci Danica Kathryn Sciences), May 2016 Smykalski, Amber Angeline Bucc Magnowski, Lacy Cathleen Thordarson, Jessica Lyla Paillé, Michael Timothy Trach, Paige Mary Ukasoanya, Okemamaka Vandenberg, Kelley Ann Grace Bachelor of Health Sciences (Family Social Waldner, Samantha Nicole Sciences), October 2016 Wiebe, Rachal Lee-Anne Bett, Kelvin K Williams, Meghan Patricia Landego, Tamara Lynn Winters, Laura Cathryn Wood, Renée Nicole Germaine Bachelor of Health Studies (Family Social Young, Nathalie Nadine Marie Sciences), May 2016 Douglas, Sophia Alexandra Bachelor of Human Ecology (Family Social Kujanpaa, Dale Raeburn Sciences), October 2016 Masi, Nicolette Bueno, Kateri Ann Moiny, Melissa-Joy Cindric, Sandra Tina Cooper, Jason Andrew Bachelor of Health Studies (Family Social Harris, Chantal Marjorie Sciences), October 2016 Jefferson, Amanda Friesen, Cassie Crystal Kuffel, Janique Danielle Marie Yugbovwre, Omotetobore Olu Lewis, Kaitlyn Victoria Lee Mahaffy, Katelyn Ellen . Olomola, Adetayo Oluwadamilola Rivera, Marlene Mae Robertson, Torrence Courtney Sauddin, Joan Regine Czarina

GRADUATE PROGRAM

MPH GRADUATES Aimee Bowcott. “Part One: Epidemiology and Amy Dytnerski. “Improving the food skills and food Surveillance Needs Assessment” literacy of Manitoba's children and youth: A population health approach''. Field Placement Supervisor: Dr. Lisa “Part Two: Healthy Environments, Healthy People: Richards, Medical Officer of Health, Winnipeg Regional Developing a Knowledge Translation Dissemination Health Authority. Committee: Drs. R Tate; J. Kettner; B. Plan”. Field Placement Supervisors: Dr. Carla Loeppky, Roussin; L. Elliott, Community Health Sciences. Director Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit; Claire Betker, Director Population and Health Equity and Brandy Pantel. “Strategic planning: Using health equity Acting Director for Public Health. Committee: Drs. R to develop relationships, create a new approach, Tate; J. Kettner; B. Roussin; L. Elliott, Community Health and foster health''. Field Placement Supervisor: Dr. Sciences. Marcia Anderson DeCoteau, Medical Officer of Health,

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Population & Public Health. Committee: Drs. R Tate; J. Kaufert, Community Health Sciences; Dr. N. Nickel, J. Kettner; B. Roussin; L. Elliott, Community Health Community Health Sciences; Dr. S. Alessi-Severini, Sciences. Pharmacy

MSc Graduates FSS MSc Graduates Anthony Huynh. “From Boys to Men: An Ethnographic Hanieh Chizari. “Examining the Effects of Participation Study among Adolescent Boys and the Intimate in Leisure and Social Activities on General Health Partners of Female Sex Workers in Northern Karnataka, and Life Satisfaction of Older Canadian Adults with South India”. Committee: Dr. R. Lorway, Community Disability”. Committee: Dr. S. Shooshtari, Community Health Sciences (co-advisor); Dr. D. McPhail, Health Sciences (advisor); Dr. K. Duncan, Community Community Health Sciences (co-advisor); Dr. K. Roger, Health Sciences; Dr. V. Menec, Community Health Community Health Sciences; Dr. M. Norman, School of Sciences. Kinesiology, Faculty of Education, UBC Shuting Xie. “Dual-Earning Parents’ Work-Family Charles Kristjan Paulson. “The Role of Consolidation in Balance and Time with Children: The Moderating Reduced Intensity Transplantation for Acute Myeloid Effects of Gender and Age”. Committee: Dr. K. Duncan, Leukemia”. Committee: Dr. D. Turner, Community Community Health Sciences (advisor); Dr. S. Shooshtari, Health Sciences (advisor); Dr. P. Czaykowski, Community Health Sciences; Dr. K. Levine, Social Work. Community Health Sciences; Dr. S. Mahmud, Community Health Sciences; Dr. M. Eapen, Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Shivoan Balakumar. “Of all the things that public UPCOMING DEPARTMENTAL COUNCIL health tells us not to do, what are Winnipeg youth MEETINGS most concerned about? – A quantitative exploratory 10:00 AM study”. Committee: Dr. J. Wylie, Community Health Sciences (advisor); Dr. S. Bruce, Community Health January 9, 2017 Sciences; Dr. S. Frankel, Social Work March 7, 2017 May 3, 2017 September 7, 2017 Kristine Kroeker. “Modeling Diagnostic Validity Estimates from Administrative Health Data: Application to Rheumatoid Arthritis”. Committee: Dr. L. Lix, Community Health Sciences (advisor); Dr. D. Jiang, Community Health Sciences; Dr. S. Muthukumarana, Statistics

Shauna Zinnick. “Developing a Taxonomy of Health UPCOMING EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Care Aide Tasks in a Personal Care Home”. Committee: MEETINGS Dr. M. Doupe, Community Health Sciences (advisor); 10:00 AM Dr. V. Menec, Community Health Sciences; Ms. L. Lamont, Vice-President Inter-Professional Practice February 14, 2017, 10:00 a.m. (*new date) and Chief Nursing Officer, Winnipeg Regional Health April 4, 2017, 10:00 a.m. Authority June 7, 2017, 10:00 a.m. October 5, 2017, 10:00 a.m. Lorena Vehling. “Children with Autism Spectrum December 1, 2017, 10:00 a.m. Disorder in Manitoba: Population Characteristics and Psychiatric Medication Use”. Committee: Dr. M. Brownell, Community Health Sciences (advisor); Dr.

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

SWISH Basketball

The seven-week summer drop-in program wrapped up on August 13th with a record attendance of 30 youth per Saturday. SWISH has been running since 2012 in Parking Lot E. Every Saturday, youth from the area attend the drop-in basketball venue, staffed by community and Bison basketball members, to hone their skills and participate in 3-on-3 games and monthly tournaments. This year, SWISH hired a staff person from the Ndinawe Youth Resource Centre who worked to bring more Indigenous youth to the program. Thank you to Crystal from Ndinewa! SWISH is largely funded through private donations, fundraising, partnerships with Basketball Manitoba, City of Winnipeg, UM Parking Services, Physical Plant, Joe Doupe gymnasium and Colleges of Medicine and Dentistry.

BEN SALINS, PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDENT AND VOLUNTEER FACILITATOR AT OPASKWAYAK CREE NATION, JULY 2016 Mini-U in the Community

This year, Mini-U was offered at Wellington School for one full week for grades 4-6 students. Bison Children’s Program staff attended Wellington each day to provide indoor and outdoor activities to an enthusiastic group of children during the week of August 8-12th. Parents were appreciative that the program was offered directly in the neighbourhood. Thanks to Wellington School and Winnipeg School Division for providing us with an excellent space for kids and families!

Biomedical Youth Camps

The Winnipeg BYP camp took place from July 18-22 at the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences. One hundred and fifty participants and 50 volunteers made this year’s camp another huge success. Students took part in various health science activities such as microscopy, dentistry, medicine, pharmacy and the hugely popular visit to the Clinical Simulation Lab. As in the past, The Alan Klass Memorial OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY STUDENTS, JESSICA RAMOS AND EMILY SMITH WITH STUDENTS IN MOSAKAHIKEN CREE NATION Program for Health collaborated with ACCESS Programs and Frontier School Division to bring fifteen northern students to the one-week camp. Students came from Grand Rapids, The Pas, Thompson, Nelson House and many others.

The second part of the BYP camps was held in the north for Indigenous students. This year, Karen Cook, Project

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Manager, Community Engagement brought five week visits to community agencies. Close to 400 students from Medicine, Pre-Med, Occupational Pharmacy, Nursing, Physician Assistant, Medicine, Therapy and Physician Assistant programs to OT/PT/RT, Dentistry and Dental Hygiene took part in bring health science camp to 60 students from the visits to learn more about the diverse Bannatyne Opaskwayak and Mosakahiken Cree Nations. The UM community and the agencies providing programs to interprofessional group of students maintained a blog its residents. tIndigenous games and a feast were the while in the north – this will be available shortly on the celebratory ending to this successful afternoon! The CHS website. community visits also serve as a launch to a more longitudinal interprofessional program through OIC Orientation Week partnership with Office of and for all Rady Faculty of Health Sciences students. Interprofessional Collaboration (OIC) Upcoming This year, Community Engagement and Services for Students on Bannatyne partnered with the Office of Canu Reach after-school program began the 26th of Interprofessional Collaboration to provide orientation October 2016.

NEW RESEARCH GRANTS

Becker M, Balakireva O, Blanchard JF, Lorway RR, (University of Guelph). Project: Bodies in Translation: Cheuk E, Forget EL, Isac SK, Mckinnon LR, Mishra Activist Art, Technology and Access to Life, $2,499,684, S, Moses S, Pavlova D, Pickles M, Sandstrom PA. 2016-2023. Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Research grant, “The impact of political conflict on the dynamics Kelly C. Principal Investigator. Social Sciences and of sex work and the HIV/STI and HCV epidemic in Humanities Research Council. Connection Grant. Co- Ukraine”, 2016-2021, CAD $1.5 million. Investigators: Katie Aubrecht (Mount Sinai Vincent University), Carla Rice (University of Guelph). Project: Jardine C, Driedger SM, Chartrand F, Furgal C, The Aging/Disability Symposium, 2016-2017. Kandola K, Sanguins J, Boyd A, Carter S, Genius S, Lines L-A, Teufel-Shone N. Participatory Risk The Arthritis Society Communication: Indigenous Youth-Generated Education outcomes of childhood-onset chronic rheumatic diseases Messages for Community Health Promotion. Canadian Principal Applicants: Lim, Lily; Lix, Lisa, University of Institutes of Health Research. $1,360,812. (Co-Principle Manitoba Investigator) Co-Applicants: Gerhold, Kristen; Brownell, Marni; Peschken, Christine; Marrie, Ruth Ann; Hitchon, Karim R, Saifullah M, Haque CE, Islam MA, Katz A. Carol Reducing dietary related risks associated with non- Amount: $194,000 Term: 10/2016 – 09/2019 communicable diseases in Bangladesh. IDRC. 2016- 2019: $1,174,735. Canadian Institutes of Health Research A multi-method approach to exploring prescribing cascades Karpa J, Chernomas W, Roger K, Heinonen T. (2016). Principal Applicants: Bronskill, Susan and Rochon, ‘Families Experiences living with Acquired Brain Injury’. Paula, University of Toronto Manitoba Centre for Nursing and Health Research, Co-applicants: Austin, Peter C; Bell, Chaim M; Farrell, $5000. Barbara; Gill, Sudeep S; Gruneir, Andrea; Herrmann, Nathan; Jeffs, Lianne P;Lix, Lisa M; Mccarthy, Lisa; Kelly C. Co-Investigator. Partnership Grant, Stage Metge, Colleen J; Seitz, Dallas P; Upshur, Ross E 2: Full Application. Social Sciences and Humanities Amount: $100,000 Term: 07/2016 – 06/2017 Research Council. Principal Investigator: Carla Rice

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NEW RESEARCH GRANTS CONT'D

Canadian Institutes of Health Research Manitoba). $2,960,093. Automated coding error detection tools in administrative health data: Development and validation Mignone J, Hinds A, Balakumar S (2016) “Training Principal Applicants: Quan, Hude; Williamson, Tyler, materials to enhance community outreach activities: University of Calgary Community Health Information and Research Co-Applicants: Dixon, Elijah; Ghali, William A; Lix, Lisa Partnerships (CHIRP).” Major Outreach Award 2016- M; Sundararajan, Vijaya 2017. The University of Manitoba. $7,000. Amount: $485,456 Term: 07/2016 – 06/2019 Porter M, Funk L, Roger K, Guse L, Kelly C, Kuo I, Crohn’s and Colitis Canada Lengyel C, Mallory-Hill S, (2016-19). ‘The impact Linking population based provincial health care utilization databases to of renovations in long term care living spaces on evaluate drug related outcomes in IBD residents with dementia, their families, and the staff Principal Applicant: Targownik, Laura, University of that care for them’, Riverview Health Centre, Alzheimer Manitoba Centre of Excellence, $404,967.00. Co- Applicant: Rosenfeld, Greg; Vutcovici, Maria; Bernstein, Charles; Chateau, Dan; Nguyen, Geoffrey; Restall G, Roger K, Etcheverry E, Ruddy, P. (2016). Jones, Jennifer; Jacobson, Kevan; Lix, Lisa; Krahn, A decision and communication aid for workplace Murray; Pena-Sanchez, Juan; Kaplan, Gilaad; Seow, disclosure by people living with HIV, College of Cynthia H-T; Murthy, Sanjay; Singh, Harminder; Rehabilitation Sciences, $18,291.00. Benchimol, Eric Amount: $355,000 Term: 07/2016 – 06/2019 Roos N, Katz A, De Bruijn B, Enns J, Lix L, Matwin S, Milios E, Singer A. Beyond Structured Administrative Children's Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba Data (BEST DATA). CIHR. 2016-2023: $1,048,310. Maternal medication used during pregnancy and cancer risk in offspring: A population based Schroth R. Improving access to oral health care and case-control study oral health care delivery for at-risk young children Principal Applicant: Ye, Xibiao, University of Manitoba in Manitoba. Embedded Clinician Researcher Salary Co-applicant: Mahmud, Salah; Lix, Lisa; Jiang, Award (2016-2020). 4 year CIHR Embedded Clinician Depeng; Israels, Sara Researcher Salary Award. $300,000 (2016-2020). Amount: $40,000 Term: 07/2016 – 06/2017 Shah BR, Austin P, Ivers N, Katz A, O’Reilly D, Singer Oliffe J, Ogrodniczuk J. (2014-16). ‘Masculinities and A, Tu K. Derivation of risk prediction models and a men’s depression and suicide network (MD&S-Net)’ computer microsimulation model in type 2 diabetes Movember Grant, $3,000,000.00. Roger, K. (co- to aid clinical decision making and health technology applicant and co-team leader for Project 3 based in assessment. CIHR

NEW PUBLICATIONS

Alsabbagh MW, Lix LM, Eurich D, Wilson TW, Blackburn for Observational Drug Effect Studies (CNODES) DF. (2016). Multiple-domain versus single-domain Investigators. Association between incretin-based measurements of socioeconomic status (SES) for drugs and the risk of acute pancreatitis. JAMA Internal predicting nonadherence to statin medications: An Medicine 2016;Epub ahead of print. observational population-based cohort study. Med Care 54(2):195-204. Basham CA, Snider C (2016). Homicide mortality rates in Canada, 2000–2009: Youth at increased risk. Azoulay L, Filion KB, Platt RW, Dahl M, Dormuth CR, Can J Public Health 2016;107(3):e239–e244. doi: 10.17269/ Clemens KK, Durand M, Hu N, Juurlink DN, Paterson CJPH.107.5391 JM, Targownik LE, Turin TC, Ernst P, Canadian Network

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Basham CA, Elias B, Fanning A, Cook C, Orr P. (2016). future: An editorial postlude to fifty years of consumer Tuberculosis Prevention, Diagnosis, and Care in issues in Journal of Consumer Affairs,JOCA 50th Anniversary Virtual Manitoba, Canada, 2008-2010: A Performance Analysis. Issue. Retrieved from http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/ 47th World Conference on Lung Health. International Union Against journal/10.1111/(ISSN)1745-6606 Tuberculosis and Lung Disease. Abstract. http://www. Friesen KJ, Alessi-Severini S, Chateau D, Falk J, Bugden professionalabstracts.com/union2016/programme- S. The changing landscape of antiviral treatment of union2016.pdf herpes zoster: A 17-year population-based cohort study. ClinicoEconomics and Outcomes Research 2016;8:207-214. Beattie TS, Isac S, Bhattacharjee P, Javalkar P, Davey C, Raghavendra T, Nair S, Ramanaik S, Kavitha DL, Friesen KJ, Falk J, Alessi-Severini S, Chateau D, Bugden Blanchard JF, Watts C, Collumbien M, Moses S, Heise S. Price of pain: Population-based cohort burden of L. Reducing violence and increasing condom use in disease analysis of medication cost of herpes zoster and the intimate partnerships of female sex workers: study postherpetic neuralgia. Journal of Pain Research 2016;9:543-550. protocol for Samvedana Plus, a cluster randomised control trial in Karnataka state, south India. BMC Public Health 2016; Graham MR, Brownell M, Chateau DG, Dragan RD, Burchill C, Fransoo RR. Neurodevelopmental assessment 16:660. in kindergarten in children exposed to general anesthesia before the age of 4 years. Anesthesiology 2016;125(4):667-677. Bhattacharjee P, Isac S, McClarty LM, Mohan HL, Maddur S, Jagannath SB, Venkataramaiah BK, Moses Halli SS, Khan CGH, Moses S, Blanchard J, Washington S, Blanchard JF, Gurnani V. Strategies for reducing R, Shah I, Isac S. Family and community level stigma and police harassment and arrest in the context of an discrimination among women living with HIV/AIDS in a high HIV prevention programme for female sex workers: HIV prevalence district of India. J HIV AIDS Soc Serv 2016; DOI:10. evidence from structural interventions Karnataka, 1080/15381501.2015.1107798. South India. J Int AIDS Soc 2016; 19(Suppl 3):20856. Hinds A, Lix LM, Smith M, Quan H, Sanmartin C. Quality of administrative health databases in Canada: A scoping Briggs T, Burd M, Fransoo R. Identifying high users of review. Canadian Journal of Public Health 2016;107(1):e56- healthcare in British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba. 61. Healthcare Papers 2016;14(2):31-36. Kelly C, Orsini M. (Editors; 2016). Mobilizing Metaphor: Art, Chen G, Lix L, Tu K, Hemmelgarn BR, Campbell NRC, Culture and Disability Activism in Canada. Disability Culture and McAlister FA, Quan H. (2016). Influence of using Politics series. Vancouver, BC: UBC Press. different databases and 'look back' intervals to define comorbidity profiles for patients with newly diagnosed Kelly C. (2016). Care. In K. Fritsch, C. O'Connor, & A. hypertension: Implications for health services Thompson (Eds.), Keywords for Radicals: The Contested researchers. PLoS One 11(9):e0162074. Vocabulary of Late-capitalist Struggle (pp. 71-77). Oakland, CA: AK Press. Cohen BE, Ateah CA, Chartier MJ, Anderson DeCoteau M, Harris E, Serwonka K. Report of an equity-focused health Lavioe JG, Wong S, Katz A, Sinclair S. Opportunities impact assessment of a proposed universal parenting program in Manitoba. Canadian Journal of Public Health and barriers to rural, remote and First Nation Health 2016;107(1):e112-118. Services Research in Canada: Comparing access to administrative claims data in Manitoba and British Davidson K, Schroth RJ, Levi JA, Yaffe AB, Mittermuller B, Columbia. Healthcare Policy 2016;12(1):52-58. Sellers EA. High body mass index is associated with severe early childhood caries. BMC Pediatr. 2016 Aug 20;16:137. doi: Leslie WD, Majumdar SR, Morin SN, Lix LM. Change 10.1186/s12887-016-0679-6. in bone mineral density is an indicator of treatment- related antifracture effect in routine clinical practice. DeVaney SA, with Serido J, Leech I, Robb C, Chatterjee Annals of Internal Medicine 2016; Epub ahead of print. S, Anong S, Babiarz P, Duncan K, Kabaci M, Letkiewicz J, Niccolini G, & Scharff R. (2016). Consumer issues in the

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NEW PUBLICATIONS CONT'D to adult incarceration: Findings from a nationally Majumdar SR, Leslie WD, Lix LM, Morin SN, Johansson representative sample. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 86, H, Oden A, McCloskey E, Kanis JA. Longer duration of 584-593. diabetes strongly impacts fracture risk assessment: The Manitoba BMD cohort. J Clin Endocrinol Metab, [Epub, Sareen J, Afifi TO, Taillieu T, Cheung K, Turner S, 07-Sep-2016]. Bolton S-L, Erickson J, Stein MB, Fikretoglu D, Mark A. Zamorski. (2016). National time trends in suicidal Marrie RA, Walker JR, Graff LA,Lix LM, Bolton JM, ideation and attempts among Canadian Forces Nugent Z, Targownik LE, Bernstein CN. Performance personnel and the general population. CMAJ, 188, of administrative case definitions for depression E261-E267. and anxiety in inflammatory bowel disease.Journal of Psychosomatic Research 2016;89:107-113. Schroth RJ, Quinonez C, Shwart L, Wagar B. Treating early childhood caries under general anesthesia: Miedema B, Easley J, Thompson AE, Boivin A, Aubrey- a national review of Canadian data. J Can Dent Bassler K, Katz A, Hogg WE, Breton M, Francoeur D, Assoc.2016;82:g20. Wong ST, Wodchis WP. Do new and traditional models Senkomago V, Backes DM, Hudgens MG, Poole C, of primary care differ with regard to access?Canadian Meshnick SR, Agot K, Moses S, Snijders PJ, Meijer CJ, Family Physician 2016;62(1):54-61. Hesselink AT, Schlecht NF, Bailey RC, Smith JS. Higher HPV16 and HPV18 penile viral loads are associated O'Donnell M, MacLean M, Sims S, Brownell M, Ekuma with decreased HPV clearance in uncircumcised O, Gilbert R. Entering out-of-home care during Kenyan men. Sex Transm Dis 2016; 43:572-8. childhood: Cumulative incidence study in Canada and Australia. Child Abuse & Neglect 2016;59:78-87. Shaw SY, Lorway R, Bhattacharjee P, Reza-Paul S, duPlessis E, McKinnon L, Thompson LH, Isac S, Patiño S, Mignone J, Castro D, Gómez N, Rojas C (2016) Ramesh BM, Washington R, Moses S, Blanchard JF. Guías bilingües, una estrategia para disminuir las Descriptive epidemiology of factors associated with barreras culturales en el acceso y la atención en salud human immunodeficiency infections among men and de las comunidades Wayuu de Maicao, Colombia. Salud transgender women who have sex with men in south Colectiva, 12(3), 415-428. India. LGBT Health 2016; 3:292-9. doi: 10.18294/sc.2016.883 Singal D, Brownell M, Hanlon-Dearman A, Chateau Platt RW, Dormuth CR, Chateau D, Filion K. D, Longstaffe S,Roos LL. Manitoba mothers and fetal Observational studies of drug safety in multi-database alcohol spectrum disorders study (MBMomsFASD): studies: Methodological challenges and opportunities. Protocol for a population-based cohort study using eGEMS 2016;4(1):1221. linked administrative data. BMJ Open 2016;6(9):e013330.

Quon HC, Smith M, Lix L, Griffith H,Prior H, Hong Taillieu T, Brownridge DA, Sareen J, Afifi TO. (2016). S, Banerjee A, Koseva, I, Kulbaba C. Emergency Childhood emotional maltreatment and mental department utilization among patients with cancer. Int J disorders: Results from a nationally representative Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 2016;96(2S):S134. adult sample from the United States. Child Abuse & Neglect, 59, 1-12. Randall JR, Chateau D, Smith M, Taylor C, Bolton J, Katz L, Burland E, Katz A, Nickel N, Enns J, Brownell Thiessen K, Nickel N, Prior H, Banerjee A, Morris M, the PATHS Equity Team. An early intervention for M, Robinson K. Maternity outcomes in Manitoba psychosis and its effect on criminal accusations and women: A comparison between midwifery-led care & suicidal behavior using a matched-cohort design. physician-led care at birth. Birth 2016; Epub ahead of Schizophr Res 2016;176(2):307-311. print.

Roos LE, Afifi TO, Martin CG, Pietrzak RH, Tsai J, Sareen J. (2016). Linking typologies of childhood adversity

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Thompson GN, McArthur J, Doupe M. Identifying Yang S, Leslie WD, Yan L, Walld R, Roos LL, Morin SN, markers of dignity-conserving care in long-term care: A Majumdar SR, Lix LM. (2016). Objectively verified modified Delphi study.PLoS One 2016;11(6). parental hip fracture is an independent risk factor for fracture: A linkage analysis of 478,792 parents and Wittmeier KDM, Restall G, Mulder K, Dufault B, Paterson 261,750 offspring.J Bone Miner Res, 31(9):1753-9. M, Thiessen M, Lix LM. Central intake to improve access to physiotherapy for children with complex needs: A mixed methods case report. BMC Health Services Research 2016;16(455).

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Afifi TO, Ford D, Gershoff ET, Merrick M, Grogan-Kaylor using linked administrative data. 2016 International A, Ports KA, MacMillan HL, Holden GW, Taylor CA, Population Data Linkage Conference, Swansea, Wales: Lee SJ, Peters Bennett R. (2016). Spanking in relation August 26, 2016. to adverse childhood events and impairment in adult mental health. CDC Paper presentation at the Brownell M, Chartier M, Au W, MacWilliam L, Schultz International Family and Child Victimization Research J, Guenette W, Valdivia J. Using linked administrative Conference, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA, July data to examine the educational outcomes of children 10-12, 2016. in care in Manitoba. 2016 International Population Data Linkage Conference, Swansea, Wales: August 26, 2016. Afifi TO, Taillieu T, Turner S, Cheung K, Sareen J, [selected as 1 of 7 conference plenary presentations] MacMillan HL, Boyle M. (2016). Individual- and Relationship-Level Factors Related to Better Mental Outcomes Following Child Abuse: Results from a BOLD IDEAS Nationally Representative Canadian Sample. Oral COLLOQUIUM Presentation in a Symposium titled “Childhood SERIES abuse and adult health: Evidence from the Canadian Community Health Survey” Chaired by Dr. Wendy Sept 30: Peter Katzmarzyk, Pennington Hovdestad at the International Society for the Biomedical Research Center. Sitting and Prevention of Child abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN), Premature Mortality: What Does The Evidence Calgary, Alberta, August 28-31, 2016. Tell Us?

Afifi TO, Taillieu T, Turner S, Cheung K, Sareen J, Nov 4: Lyle McKinnon, Medical Microbiology. MacMillan HL, Boyle M. (2016). Individual- and Protecting the Gut From HIV. Relationship-Level Factors Related to Better Mental Outcomes Following Child Abuse: Results from a Nov 18: Chris Green, Lawrence Elliott, Debbie Nationally Representative Canadian Sample. Poster Nowicki, Carolyn Perchuk, Megan Jakilazek. Presentation at the Canadian Academy of Psychiatric Moving Data Off the Shelf and Into Action: Is Epidemiology Annual Conference, Toronto, September Data Access Sufficient? 21, 2016. Nov 25: Michael Orsini, University of Ottawa, Brownell M, Chartier M, Nickel N, Chateau D, Sarkar School of Political Studies. Emotional J, Burland E, Jutte D, Taylor C, Santos R, Katz A, and Entanglements: Narrating the Affective Politics the PATHS Equity Team. No strings attached: evaluating of Fatness and Obesity Discourses. an unconditional prenatal income supplement

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Brownell M, Chartier M, Isaac M, Chateau D, Nickel specifically designed to meet their needs? International N, Sarkar J, Katz A, Taylor C, Burland E, and the Population Data Linkage Network Conference. Wales, PATHS Equity Team. Conducting population health United Kingdom, August 24, 2016. intervention research using linked databases: an evaluation of home visiting programs for at-risk Kelly C. Standardizing Personal Support Worker families. 2016 International Population Data Linkage education in Ontario, virtual presentation as part of the Conference, Swansea, Wales: August 25, 2016. graduate course Social Politics on Family and Aging. Mount Saint Vincent University. September 28, 2016 Brownell M, Nickel N, Chateau D, Martens P, Taylor C, Crockett L, Katz A, Sarkar J, Burland E, and the Kelly C. Towards crip futures: Non-profit disability and PATHS Equity Team. Are there long-term academic health organizations in Ottawa, Canada. Distributed benefits of full-day kindergarten? A PATHS Equity for paper at the 3rd International Sociological Association Children project. 2016 International Population Data Forum of Sociology. Vienna, Austria, July 10-14, 2016. Linkage Conference, Swansea, Wales: August 25, 2016. Kelly C. Exploring experiences of Personal Support Brownridge DA, Taillieu T, Afifi TO, Chan KL. (2016). Worker education in Ontario. Our Future is Aging: Child maltreatment and Intimate Partner Violence Current Research on Knowledge, Practice and among Indigenous Canadians. Poster Presentation Policy. Mount Saint Vincent University, Halifax, NS. June at the International Family and Child Victimization 16-17, 2016 Research Conference, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA, July 10-12, 2016. Kelly C. Disability Studies and Activism. Presented at Pathways to Health Equity: Levelling the Playing Field. Cheung K, Taillieu T, Turner S, Sareen J, MacMillan HL, Winnipeg, MB. May 30-June 1, 2016. Boyle M, Afifi TO. (2016). Family- and Community-Level Factors Related to Better Mental Outcomes Following Kroeker K, Lix LM, Jiang D, Muthukumarana S. Child Maltreatment in a Nationally Representative Modelling diagnostic validity estimates from American Sample of Adolescents. Poster Presentation administrative health data. International Population in a Symposium at the International Society for the Health Data Linkage (IPHDL) Conference, Swansea, Prevention of Child abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN), Wales, August 22-26, 2016. Calgary, Alberta, August 28-31, 2016. Kuo I, Basham CA, Prior H, Alessi-STeverini S, Bolton Hinds A, Bechtel B, Distasio J, Roos LL, Lix LM. JM, Katz A, Shooshtari S. Utilization of psychotropic Predicting who applies to public housing using drugs in spouses of dementia individuals: a linked administrative data. International Population population-based study. International Conference Health Data Linkage Conference (IPHDL) Conference, on Pharmacoepidemiology & Therapeutic Risk Swansea, Wales, August 22-26, 2016. Management; Dublin, Ireland: August 2016.

Katz A, Chateau D, Taylor C, Valdivia J. Does quality of Kuo I, Basham CA, Prior H, Alessi-Severini S, Bolton JM, primary care vary across delivery models. International Katz A, Shooshtari S. Incidence of mood and anxiety Population Data Linkage Network Conference, August disorders and psychotropic use in spousal caregivers 25, 2016. Wales, United Kingdom. of dementia: a population-based study. Alzheimer Association International Conference; Toronto, Canada: Katz A. A Comparison of Models of Primary Care July 2016. Delivery in Winnipeg. Canadian Association of Community Health Centres/Manitoba Association of Leslie WD, Lix LM, Morin S, Majumdar SM, Pontefract Community Health. Winnipeg, MB, September 23, 2016. W. A population-based assessment of the performance of FRAX in celiac disease: The Manitoba BMD Cohort. Katz A, Chateau D, Taylor C, Valdivia J. Do socially The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research, complex patients seek primary care from clinics Atlanta, GA, September 16-19, 2016.

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Leslie WD, Lix LM, Morin S, Majumdar SM, Pontefract Lix LM, Kuwornu, JP, Kephart G, Sikdar K, Smith M, W. FRAX and the confounding effect of hip area in Kroeker K, Quan H. Evaluating the completeness Canadian White women: The Manitoba BMD Cohort. of physician claims data: A proof-of-concept study. The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research, International Population Health Data Linkage Atlanta, GA, September 16-19, 2016. Conference (IPHDL) Conference, Swansea, Wales, August 22-26, 2016. Leslie WD, Lix LM, Morin S, Majumdar SM, Pontefract W. The effect of White vs Asian ethnicity on the Lix LM, Reimer K. The Canadian Chronic Disease performance of FRAX in Canadian women: The Surveillance System: Benefits and challenges of a Manitoba BMD Cohort. The American Society for Bone distributed model for national disease surveillance. and Mineral Research, Atlanta, GA, September 16-19, International Population Health Data Linkage 2016. Conference (IPHDL) Conference, Swansea, Wales, August 22-26, 2016. Leslie WD, Lix LM, Morin S, Majumdar SM, Pontefract W. Performance of FRAX in clinical practice according to Lix LM, Singer A, Katz A, Hinds A, Labine L, Al-Azazi S. WHO and NOF definitions of osteoporosis in Canadian Chronic disease case definitions for electronic medical women and men: The Manitoba BMD Cohort. The records: A validation study. International Population American Society for Bone and Mineral Research, Health Data Linkage Conference (IPHDL) Conference, Atlanta, GA, September 16-19, 2016. Swansea, Wales, August 22-26, 2016. Leslie WD, Lix LM, Morin S, Majumdar SM, Pontefract W. Effects of obesity and diabetes on the rate of bone Lix LM. The Canadian experience: Transitioning from density loss in women: The Manitoba BMD Cohort. ICD-9(-CM) to ICD-10(-CA). International Conference The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research, on Pharmacoepidemiology & Therapeutic Risk Atlanta, GA, September 16-19, 2016. Management, Dublin, Ireland, August 25-28, 2016.

Leslie WD, Lix LM, Morin S, Majumdar SM, Pontefract Mignone J (2016) Presentation of book “Bia ‘Buma. W. Longer duration of diabetes strongly impacts El VIH/sida en los Embera Chamí de Cristianía.” Book fracture risk assessment: The Manitoba BMD Cohort. launch. La Facultad Nacional de Salud Pública and The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research, Editorial Universidad de Antioquia. Medellín, Colombia. Atlanta, GA, September 16-19, 2016. October 5.

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Katz A. CJOB 680 morning show Katz A. CJOB 680 morning show Minister of Education and Training, with Richard Cloutier and Kathy with Richard Cloutier and Kathy Ian Wishart, Families, Scott Fielding, Kennedy. Topic: Changes to over Kennedy. Topic: Sitting is the new Indigenous and Municipal Rela- the counter labels for acetamino- smoking. July 29, 2016. tions, Eileen Clarke, Sport, Cultural phen, September 16, 2016. and Heritage, Rochelle Squires, Katz A. CJOB 680 morning show and Justice, Heather Stefanson Re: Katz A. CJOB 680 morning show with Richard Cloutier and Kathy The Mental Health of Manitoba's with Richard Cloutier and Kathy Kennedy. Topic: Summer Heat and Children: Prevalence and Use of the Kennedy. Topic: Preschool check- Ways to Keep Cool. July 22, 2016. Health Care System. ups and the outbreak of food borne gastro. August 12, 2016. Katz A. September 19, 2016: Min- ister of Health, Kelvin Goertzen,

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Taillieu T,Turner S, Cheung K, Sareen J, Afifi TO. (2016). LM, Lix LM. Fracture risk indices from DXA-based Relationship between child abuse, deployment-related finite element analysis stratify hip fracture better than trauma, mental disorders, and suicide outcomes in Canadian femoral neck BMD: A cross-sectional validation study. military personnel. Paper Presentation at the International The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research, Family and Child Victimization Research Conference, Atlanta, GA, September 16-19, 2016. Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA, July 10-12, 2016.

Taillieu T, Turner S, Cheung K, Sareen J, Afifi TO, (2016). Relationship between perpetrator vulnerabilities and substantiated reports of child maltreatment in Canada: Examining the Canadian Incidence Study of Reported Cases of Child Abuse and Neglect (CIS) 2008. Poster Presentation at the International Family and Child Victimization Research Conference, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, USA, July 10-12, 2016.

Taillieu T, Turner S, Cheung K, Sareen J, Afifi TO. (2016). Relationship between child abuse, deployment- related trauma, mental disorders, and suicide outcomes in Canadian military personnel. Paper Presentation at the Canadian Academy of Psychiatric Epidemiology Annual Conference, Toronto, September 21, 2016.

Taillieu T, Cheung K, Katz LY, Tonmyr L, Sareen J, Afifi TO. (2016). The relationship between perpetrator vulnerabilities and substantiated reports of child COMMUNITY maltreatment in Canada: Examining the Canadian MATTERS Incidence Study of Reported Child Abuse and Neglect (CIS) 2008. Poster Presentation at the Canadian Academy of Psychiatric Epidemiology Annual Community Matters is Conference, Toronto, September 21, 2016. published by the Department of Community Health Sciences, Turner S, Taillieu T, Cheung K, Sareen J, Zamorski M, Max Rady College of Medicine, Afifi TO, (2016). Perceived need and help-seeking for Rady Faculty of Health Sciences mental health care among members of the Canadian at the University of Manitoba Armed Forces who experienced child abuse. Poster Submissions can be made to Presentation at the Canadian Academy of Psychiatric Kathy Bell at Epidemiology Annual Conference, Toronto, September 21, 2016. P120-750 Bannatyne Avenue, Winnipeg MB, R3E 0W3 Turner S, Taillieu T, Cheung K, Sareen J, Afifi TO., [email protected] (2016). Child sexual abuse in males. Paper presentation at the International Family and Child Victimization Opinions expressed on these Research Conference, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, pages may or may not be the USA, July 10-12, 2016. opinions of the Editors.

Yang S, Leslie WD, Luo Y, Goertzen AL, Ahmed S, Ward