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Research
Latest funding
- $73,851
Understanding access to physical health care, perceived needs for treatment, and barriers to care among youth with child maltreatment histories in Canada: A nationally representative study
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $100,000
Child Abuse, Sex, Gender Identity, Sexual Identity, Mental Health and Substance Use in Canada: A Nationally Representative Canadian Study
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $75,000
The Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Peer Victimization on Substance Use, Mental Disorders, and Physical Health Conditions among Adolescents and Young Adults in Manitoba: Identifying Protective Factors to Improve Health and Inform Effective Interventions.
CIHR · 2021 · Co-investigator
Understanding access to physical health care, perceived needs for treatment, and barriers to care among youth with child maltreatment histories in Canada: A nationally representative study
Principal investigators: Afifi, Tracie O
Keywords: Access To Care; Barriers To Care; Child Maltreatment; Gender; Perceived Need For Care; Physical Health; Population Health; Sex; Sexual Identity; Youth
Child Abuse, Sex, Gender Identity, Sexual Identity, Mental Health and Substance Use in Canada: A Nationally Representative Canadian Study
Principal investigators: Afifi, Tracie O
Keywords: Child Abuse; Exposure To Intimate Partner Violence; Gender Identity; Mental Disorders; Physical Abuse; Population-Based Study; Sex; Sexual Abuse; Sexual Identity; Substance Use
The Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Peer Victimization on Substance Use, Mental Disorders, and Physical Health Conditions among Adolescents and Young Adults in Manitoba: Identifying Protective Factors to Improve Health and Inform Effective Interventions.
Principal investigators: Afifi, Tracie O
Keywords: Adolescents; Adverse Childhood Experiences; Epidemiology; Mental Health; Peer Victimization; Physical Health; Population Health; Prevention; Substance Use; Young Adults
Understanding and responding to self-perceived stressors among parents and youth due to the COVID-19 pandemic: Informing an evidence-based public health approach
Principal investigators: Afifi, Tracie O; Tonmyr, Lil E
Keywords: Childhood Adversity; Covid-19; Financial Burden; Mental Health; Parents; Percieved Need; Physical Health; Stressors; Substance Use; Youth
Vaping and health outcomes, and use of the health care system among parents and adolescents in Manitoba
Principal investigators: Afifi, Tracie O
Keywords: Adminstrative Data; Adolescents; Cadiovascular Conditions; Coping; Electronic Cigarettes; Health Care System; Mental Health; Respiratory Conditions; Sex Differences; Vaping
The impact of a home visitation intervention on biological outcomes in infants exposed to psychosocial adversity: A longitudinal evaluation.
Principal investigators: Gonzalez, Andrea; Macmillan, Harriet L; McGowan, Patrick O
Keywords: Biological Embedding; Biological Mechanisms; Child And Maternal Health; Epigenetics; Hpa Function; Prenatal Adversity; Preventive Interventions; Psychosocial Adversity
Gender-based Resilience in Child Welfare: Linking to the International Resilience Project
Principal investigators: Wekerle, Christine M
Keywords: Adolescence; Child Maltreatment; Health Outcomes; Resilience
Pathways to Equity: Exploring resilience in the fields of gender, violence and mental health
Principal investigators: Morrow, Marina H; Andersson, Neil; Macmillan, Harriet L
Keywords: Gender; Gender-Based Analysis; Health Equity; Intersectionality; Knowledge Translation And Exchange; Mental Health; Resilience; Social Inequities; Violence
Access to Care for Suicidal Boys and Girls
Principal investigators: Rhodes, Anne E
Keywords: Children And Youths; Health Service Use; Self-Harm; Suicide
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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