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Cheryl Davies
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Latest papers
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CMAJ : Canadian Medical Association journal = journal de l'Association medicale canadienne · 2026 · senior author
Time to change Canada's stillbirth definition and regulatory framework.
CMAJ : Canadian Medical Association journal = journal de l'Association medicale canadienne · 2026 · senior author
Rationalizing definitions and procedures for optimizing clinical care and public health in fetal death and stillbirth.
Obstetrics and gynecology · 2015
Latest funding
- $2,000,000
Biologic basis of contraceptive choice associated ovarian cancer risk: from populations through cells to action
CIHR · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $929,476
Effect of Canada's first universal contraception subsidy on access, pregnancy outcomes, and costs: a population-based controlled interrupted time series study
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $100,000
Effect of Canada's first universal contraception subsidy on access, pregnancy outcomes, and costs: a population-based controlled interrupted time series study
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
4 publications.
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Joseph KS, Campbell T, Finch R, Cook J, Francoeur D, Davies C
Time to change Canada's stillbirth definition and regulatory framework.
Joseph KS, Campbell T, Finch R, Cook J, Francoeur D, Davies C
Rationalizing definitions and procedures for optimizing clinical care and public health in fetal death and stillbirth.
Joseph KS, Kinniburgh B, Hutcheon JA, Mehrabadi A, Dahlgren L, Basso M, Davies C, Lee L
Clinical impact of point-of-care vs laboratory measurement of anticoagulation.
Sunderji R, Gin K, Shalansky K, Carter C, Chambers K, Davies C, Schwartz L, Fung A
Biologic basis of contraceptive choice associated ovarian cancer risk: from populations through cells to action
Principal investigators: Huntsman, David G; Cook, Jocelynn L; Hanley, Gillian E; Norman, Wendy V
Keywords: Fallopian Tube Pathophysiology; High-Grade Serous Cancer; Hormonal Contraceptives; Integrated Knowledge Mobilization; Molecular Pathology; Ovarian Cancer¿Prevention; Population-Based Data; Precision Contraception; Risk-Modeling; Shared Decision-Making
Effect of Canada's first universal contraception subsidy on access, pregnancy outcomes, and costs: a population-based controlled interrupted time series study
Principal investigators: Schummers, Laura; Clement, Fiona Mary; Henry, Bonnie J; Law, Michael R; Nickel, Nathan C
Keywords: Contraception Access; Contraception Policy; Health Policy Research; Health Services Research; Reproductive Population Health
Effect of Canada's first universal contraception subsidy on access, pregnancy outcomes, and costs: a population-based controlled interrupted time series study
Principal investigators: Schummers, Laura; Clement, Fiona Mary; Henry, Bonnie J; Law, Michael R; Nickel, Nathan C
Keywords: Contraception Access; Contraception Policy; Health Policy Research; Health Services Research; Reproductive Population Health
Embedding health equity methods within implementation science research
Principal investigators: Norman, Wendy V; Skouteris, Helen
Keywords: Family Planning Research; Family Practice Research; Health Equity; Health Services & Policy Research; Implementation Science; Methodologies Workshop
"How far is too far?" Creating an evidence base to support safe provision of medication abortion for people living far from emergency services.
Principal investigators: Norman, Wendy V; Henry, Bonnie J; Munro, Sarah B; Schummers, Laura
Keywords: Abortion; Chart Review; Clinical Care Guidelines; Interviews; Linked Health Administrative Data Analysis; Rural And Remote Health Care; Shared Decision Making; Systematic Review
"How far is too far?" Creating an evidence base to support safe provision of medication abortion for people living far from emergency services
Principal investigators: Norman, Wendy V; Henry, Bonnie J; Munro, Sarah B; Schummers, Laura
Keywords: Abortion; Case-Control Study; Clinical Practice Guidelines; Emergency Care; Interviews; Linked Health Administrative Data Analysis; Rural And Remote Health Care; Shared Decision Making
System transformation to achieve equitable access to effective contraception
Principal investigators: Schummers, Laura; Henry, Bonnie J
Keywords: Contraception Access; Health Policy Research; Health Services Research; Patient Oriented Research
Storytelling about Options and Reproductive access for Youth (The STORY Project): A Pan-Canadian Integrated Knowledge Translation Study to Improve Contraception Health Services
Principal investigators: Munro, Sarah B; Di Meglio, Giuseppina; Norman, Wendy V
Keywords: Access To Care; Contraception; Health Equity; Health Service Providers; Health Systems; Pregnancy Prevention; Sexual Health Services; Youth Health
The CART PREG-Epi Study: Pandemic Reproductive health and health Equity- Guidance from Epidemiology to improve reproductive, perinatal, and maternal mental health and substance use care
Principal investigators: Norman, Wendy V; Brownell, Marni D; Darling, Elizabeth K; Harper, Samuel; Henry, Bonnie J; Murray-Davis, Beth
Keywords: Covid-19; Gender-Based Violence; Health Inequalities; Health Policy And Services Research; Maternal Mental Health; Population And Public Health Research; Pregnancy; Public Health Policy; Sexual And Reproductive Health; Substance Use Disorder
The CART Mife-Outcomes study: Relating Canada's unique mifepristone regulations to health system events, costs and access to abortion, using linked health administrative data.
Principal investigators: Norman, Wendy V; Henry, Bonnie J; McGrail, Kimberlyn M
Keywords: Drug Policy Research; Family Planning; Health Economic Analyses; Health Equity; Health Research Capacity Building; Health Services Access; Integrated Knowledge Translation; Inter-Jurisdictional Health System And Service Comparison; Linked Health Administrative Data Analysis; Population Health Research
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Obstetrics and Gynecology
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