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Research
Latest papers
Epidemiology and determinants of cardiovascular disease in Indigenous populations.
Nature reviews. Cardiology · 2026
Winds of change: a stocktake on progressing the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in Indigenous contexts.
Tobacco control · 2025
Latest funding
- $408,333
Team British Columbia [I-HeLTI NUU-CHAH-NULTH TRIBAL COUNCIL], of Indigenous Healthy Life Trajectory Initiative (I-HeLTI)
CIHR · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $4,000,000
British Columbia Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research: The Next Five Years
CIHR · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $424,576
Indigenizing Health Research Ethics in British Columbia with Indigenous Communities, Collectives and Organizations: Co-Create Wise Practices & Distinctions-Based Ethical Protocols in Indigenous Health Research
CIHR · 2023 · Principal investigator
2 publications.
Epidemiology and determinants of cardiovascular disease in Indigenous populations.
Brown KF, Oguoma VM, Rolleston A, Grey C, Deen JF, Warne D, Azzopardi P, Reading J, Brown A
Winds of change: a stocktake on progressing the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control in Indigenous contexts.
Odo DB, Reading J, Lee K, Blais G, Waa A, Nez Henderson P, Kennedy M, Maddox R
Team British Columbia [I-HeLTI NUU-CHAH-NULTH TRIBAL COUNCIL], of Indigenous Healthy Life Trajectory Initiative (I-HeLTI)
Principal investigators: Lucas, Lynnette J; Nepomnaschy, Pablo A; Reading, Jeffrey L; Venners, Scott; Watts, Jeannette C
Keywords: Cardio-Metabolic Conditions; Child Development; Child Health; Developmental Origins Of Health And Disease; Indigenous Health; Interventions; Mental Health; Peri-Conceptional Cohort; Program Evaluation; Two-Eyed Seeing
British Columbia Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research: The Next Five Years
Principal investigators: Stelkia, Krista M; Wieman, Cornelia G; Adams, Evan L; Caron, Nadine R; Hancock, Robert; Mccormick, Roderick M; Reading, Jeffrey L; Robinson, Rheanna
Keywords: Community-Based Research; Indigenous Health; Indigenous Health Research; Network Environments For Indigenous Health Research
Indigenizing Health Research Ethics in British Columbia with Indigenous Communities, Collectives and Organizations: Co-Create Wise Practices & Distinctions-Based Ethical Protocols in Indigenous Health Research
Principal investigators: Stelkia, Krista M; Arbour, Laura T; Behn Smith, Daniele M; Bourque Bearskin, Lisa; Erb, Tara L; Fleming, Terri; Hancock, Robert; Manshadi, Anita; Mccormick, Roderick M; Reading, Jeffrey L; Sims, Daniel; Wieman, Cornelia G
Keywords: Indigenous Health; Indigenous Health Research Ethics
Hishuk-ish tsawalk (everything is one, everything is connected): Restoring healthy family systems in Indigenous communities
Principal investigators: Lucas, Lynnette J; Bell, Rhonda C; Bill, Lea; Montesanti, Stephanie R; Nepomnaschy, Pablo A; Oster, Richard T; Reading, Jeffrey L; Titone, Sebastien; Venners, Scott; Waddell, Charlotte A; Watts, Jeannette C
Keywords: Child Development; Dohad; Indigenous Health; Life Course; Maternal And Child Health; Non-Communicable Diseases; Nutrition; Resilience; Social And Biological Determinants Of Health And Development; Stress And Trauma
Telling the Story: Gathering First Nations perspectives of COVID-19 Vaccine Deployment
Principal investigators: McDonald, Shannon; Hughes, Katie
Keywords: Community-Driven Research; Indigenous Health Research Methodology; Knowledge Mobilization; Vaccine Confidence
Standing Together: Strength, Resilience, and Indigenous leadership as the Pathway to Pandemic Responses
Principal investigators: McDonald, Shannon; Desjarlais, Juanita; Fleury, Mathew; Hughes, Katie; Isaac-Mann, Sonia T; Wieman, Cornelia G
Keywords: Health Equity; Health Promotion And Disease Prevention; Health Services And Systems; Indigenous Knowledge; Indigenous Methods; Indigenous Peoples' Health; Knowledge Translation; Population & Social Sciences Methods; Population And Health; Social, Economic And Legal Status
Addressing First Nations' health and wellness priorities: Enhancing Indigenous research and data analytics at the BC First Nations Health Authority.
Principal investigators: Marsden, Namaste; Berry-Einarson, Kathryn; Berry, Nicole S; Isaac-Mann, Sonia T; Murray, Jennifer B; Reading, Jeffrey L; Stelkia, Krista M; Venners, Scott; Ward, Amanda J
Keywords: Indigenous Health
Sharing Our Language of Land, Water, and Territory as an Indigenous Determinant of Health: Developing a Culturally Grounded Videographic Knowledge Translation Tool from the "First Nations Health and Wellness Indicator Development in British Columbia" Study
Principal investigators: Adams, Evan L; Henry, Bonnie J
Keywords: Connection To Land, Water, And Territory; Indigenous Determinants Of Health; Indigenous Knowledge Translation; Knowledge To Action; Storytelling
Promoting Cultural safety in Public Health Practice: The Uptake of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action in Public Health in Curricula.
Principal investigators: Kent, Alexandra
Keywords: Postcolonial; Public Health Practice; Truth And Reconciliation
Hishuk-ish tsawalk (everything is one, everything is connected): Using two-eyed seeing to optimize healthy early life trajectories for Indigenous Peoples
Principal investigators: Lucas, Lynnette J; Nepomnaschy, Pablo A; Reading, Jeffrey L; Venners, Scott; Waddell, Charlotte A; Watts, Jeannette C
Keywords: Cardio-Metabolic Conditions; Child Development; Child Health; Developmental Origins Of Health And Disease; Indigenous Health; Interventions; Mental Health; Peri-Conceptional Cohort; Program Evaluation; Two-Eyed Seeing
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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