Judith Kulig, University of Northern British Columbia

Research

Canadian Health Human Resources Primary Health Care Qualitative Analysis Quantitative Analysis Remote Nursing Rural Nursing Survey

Latest funding

What Social Determinants Contribute to High Allostatic Load among Aboriginal Adults?
CIHR · 2013 · Co-investigator
$195,404
Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada II
CIHR · 2013 · Principal investigator
$611,966
Mental Health Wellness and Illness Knowledge and Beliefs among Low German speaking Mennonites: Development of Best Practice Guidelines
CIHR · 2011 · Nominated PI
$173,055

All 4 grants and awards

What Social Determinants Contribute to High Allostatic Load among Aboriginal Adults?

Co-investigatorCIHR2013Operating Grant - Priority Announcement: Aboriginal Ways of Knowing

Principal investigators: Currie, Cheryl L; Copeland, Jennifer L; Metz, Gerlinde

Keywords: Aboriginal Health; Allostatic Load; Enculturation; Physical Activity; Social Determinants Of Health; Stress Biology

$195,404

Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada II

Principal investigatorCIHR2013Operating Grant

Principal investigators: MacLeod, Martha L; Kulig, Judith C; Stewart, Norma J

Keywords: Canadian; Health Human Resources; Primary Health Care; Qualitative Analysis; Quantitative Analysis; Remote Nursing; Rural Nursing; Survey

$611,966

Mental Health Wellness and Illness Knowledge and Beliefs among Low German speaking Mennonites: Development of Best Practice Guidelines

Nominated PICIHR2011Operating Grant

Principal investigators: Kulig, Judith C

Keywords: Mennonites; Mental Health Illness Beliefs; Mental Health Wellness Beliefs; Mixed Methods; Religion; Rural; Unique Populations

$173,055

The Discovery of Death and Dying Beliefs and Practices among Low German Speaking Mennonites: Application to Best Practice Guidelines

Nominated PICIHR2008Operating Grant

Principal investigators: Kulig, Judith C

Keywords: Best Practices; Mennonite; Palliative Care; Policy Review; Qualitative Interviews; Rural Health

$187,388

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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