Carrie McAiney
Associate Professor; Schlegel Research Chair in Dementia
Research interests: dementia care, culture change, long-term care, retirement living
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Warren Dodd
Associate Professor; Associate Director, Research Graduate Studies
Research interests: migration, food security, poverty, climate change, healthcare and social service access
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Mark Ferro
Associate Professor
Research interests: epidemiology of child psychopathology, measurement of child psychopathology and quality of life, determinants and mechanisms of child multimorbidity, mental health service use
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Plinio Morita
Associate Professor
Research interests: mHealth and wearable technology design, ubiquitous sensors for smart homes, usage data and health data analytics, technology for aging
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Elena Neiterman
Associate Professor, Teaching Stream
Research interests: health human resources, work-life balance, retention of midwives in Canada, women’s experiences of pregnancy, international students in Canada, and technology use in academic classrooms
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Ashok Chaurasia
Associate Professor
Research interests: incomplete/missing data, model selection, longitudinal models, computational statistics, signal saturation rate
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Kelly Skinner
Associate Professor
Research interests: northern food systems and environments, nutrition and food insecurity, community-based health and food initiatives, program evaluation, access to healthcare in northern communities, and knowledge uptake and utilization
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James Wallace
Professor
Research interests: human-computer interaction, computer-supported cooperative work
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Ellen MacEachen
Professor; Director, School of Public Health Sciences
Research interests: Broad focus on policy and program evaluation and implementation, with a view to the organizational, social and policy determinants of work and health
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Mark Oremus
Professor
Research interests: epidemiology, population and public health, chronic diseases, aging, cognition, major neurocognitive disorder, social determinants of health, systematic reviews, health-related quality-of-life
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