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Vanessa Poliquin
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Research
Latest funding
- $100,000
Long-Term Follow-Up Study of NOVA-HIV: Nonavalent HPV Vaccination in Women Living with HIV
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
Long-Term Follow-Up Study of NOVA-HIV: Nonavalent HPV Vaccination in Women Living with HIV
Principal investigators: McClymont, Elisabeth K; Money, Deborah M
Keywords: Cervical Cancer Elimination; Hiv; Hpv Vaccine; Immunogenicity; Women'S 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
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
Through the Cracks: Development of a Psychosocial Perinatal Mentorship Framework, to address escalating maternal mortality rates for pregnant persons with psychosocial comorbidities
Principal investigators: Thiessen, Kellie R; Gulbransen, Kristen; Price, Roberta; Skiber, Darci; Watson, Heather G
Keywords: Complex Care; Indigenous Ways Of Knowing; Interprofessional Teams And Maternity Care; Maternal Mortality; Mental Health; Midwifery; Obstetrics/Family Practice; Patient Engagement/Patient Partners; Principle-Based Care; Substance Use And Pregnancy
Towards the eradication of congenital syphilis in Canada
Principal investigators: Money, Deborah M; Cook, Jocelynn L
Keywords: Congenital Syphilis; Infectious Disease
Towards the eradication of congenital syphilis in Canada
Principal investigators: Money, Deborah M; Cook, Jocelynn L
Keywords: Congenital Syphilis; Implementation Science; Infectious Disease; Pregnancy; Screening; Surveillance
A Study of Reduced Dosing of the Nonavalent HPV Vaccine in Women Living with HIV
Principal investigators: Money, Deborah M
Keywords: Cervical Cancer Elimination; Hiv; Hpv Vaccine; Immunogenicity; Women'S Health
A Study of Reduced Dosing of the Nonavalent HPV Vaccine in Women Living with HIV
Principal investigators: Money, Deborah M
Keywords: Cervical Cancer Elimination; Hiv; Hpv Vaccine; Immunogenicity; Women'S Health
The Canadian Surveillance of COVID-19 in Pregnancy: Epidemiology, Maternal and Infant Outcomes
Principal investigators: Money, Deborah M; Boucoiran, Isabelle; Castillo, Eliana; Elwood, Chelsea; Fell, Deshayne B; McClymont, Elisabeth K; Poliquin, Vanessa; Snelgrove, John W
Keywords: Breakthrough Infection; Covid-19; Hospitalization; Maternal; Neonatal; Pregnancy; Preterm Birth; Unvaccinated; Variants Of Concern; Vertical Transmission
A Study of Reduced Dosing of the Nonavalent HPV Vaccine in Women Living with HIV
Principal investigators: Money, Deborah M
Keywords: Cervical Cancer Elimination; Hiv; Hpv Vaccine; Immunogenicity; Women'S Health
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