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Tanvir Chowdhury
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Research
Latest funding
- $82,004
Advancing Equity for Immigrant Communities: A Co-design Approach to Understanding and Strengthening Collaboration between Community Organizations Serving Immigrants and Health and Social Care Organizations in Canada
SSHRC · 2026 · Co-investigator
- $2,000
Barriers to Primary Healthcare Access for Immigrants in Canada: An Umbrella Review Using the Candidacy Framework
CIHR · 2025 · Supervisor
- $493,424
Evidence and Gap Maps for health equity: A strategic tool to drive transformative health research priorities
CIHR · 2025 · Co-investigator
Advancing Equity for Immigrant Communities: A Co-design Approach to Understanding and Strengthening Collaboration between Community Organizations Serving Immigrants and Health and Social Care Organizations in Canada
Principal investigators: Allana, Saleema
Barriers to Primary Healthcare Access for Immigrants in Canada: An Umbrella Review Using the Candidacy Framework
Principal investigators: Raihan, Mohammad
Keywords: Equitable Primary Healthcare; Ics Travel Awards; Primary Healthcare Access Barriers
Evidence and Gap Maps for health equity: A strategic tool to drive transformative health research priorities
Principal investigators: Welch, Vivian A; Marshall, Zack; Morton Ninomiya, Melody; Tufte, Janice E
Keywords: Evidence And Gap Maps; Evidence Synthesis; Health Equity; Meta-Science
The Neighbourhood Built Environment and Physical Activity: A Comparative Analysis between Canadian-born, Recent, and Long-term Immigrants.
Principal investigators: McCormack, Gavin R
Keywords: Built Environment; Greenspace; Health-Related Fitness; Immigrants; Physical Activity; Walkability
Breaking Barriers: Unveiling Gender, Racial and Other Intersectional Dynamics in Post-Secondary Institutions to Identify Solutions for A Diverse Workforce in Primary Care and Public Health Research
Principal investigators: Aggarwal, Monica
Keywords: academia; higher education; equity; gender; race; research productivity; primary care; public health; research; sex
Fostering Inclusive Community Sport and Recreation: A Partnership to Examine the City of Calgary's Equity Audit Tool for Newcomers to Canada
Principal investigators: Kwan, Matthew Y.W.
Keywords: Equity Audit; Newcomers; Community-Academic Partnership; Organizational Readiness; Sport and Recreation
Community-centered Collaboration for equitable Primary Healthcare Access: Co-developing Research Agenda on Upstream Issues
Principal investigators: Raihan, Mohammad; Ara, Zaman; Rashid, Ruksana; Chowdhury, Tanvir T
Keywords: Equitable Primary Healthcare; Patient Priorities; Upstream Determinants
Impacts of institutional policies on the ways universities employ community researchers.
Principal investigators: Marshall, Zack; Waleed, Muhammad Furqan; Watson, James R
Keywords: Community-Based Research; Employment Conditions; Lived Experience Workforce; Participatory Research; Patient-Oriented Research; Policy Analysis; Precarious Employment; Structural Determinants Of Health
Building a Pan-Canadian Community of Practice: The Creating Opportunities through Physical Literacy for All Newcomer children and Youth (CO-PLAY) Network
Keywords: Newcomer; Children; Youth; Immigrant; Refugee; Physical Literacy; Transitions; Psychosocial Development; Well-being; Physical Activity; Settlement
EQUIP Re-CKD: EQUity In Predicting Re-hospitalization among people with Chronic Kidney Disease
Principal investigators: Elliott, Meghan; Pannu, Neesh I; Donald, Maoliosa (Mo); Harrison, Tyrone; Ravani, Pietro
Keywords: Health Equity; Kidney Disease; Multiple Methods; Participatory Research; Re-Hospitalization; Risk Prediction
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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