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Research
Latest papers
Learning from the grandmothers: incorporating indigenous principles into qualitative research.
Qualitative health research · 2007 · first author
"Far as I get is the clothesline": the impact of leisure on women's health and unpaid caregiving experiences in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Health care for women international · 2007
Latest funding
- $1,000,000
CIHR Network Environments for Aboriginal Health Research
CIHR · 2013 · Principal investigator
- $9,280,961
CIHR Network Environments for Aboriginal Health Research
CIHR · 2010 · Principal investigator
- $2,481,370
A Poverty Reduction Approach to Improving the Health and Well- being of First Nation Communities
CIHR · 2009 · Principal investigator
2 publications.
Learning from the grandmothers: incorporating indigenous principles into qualitative research.
Loppie C
"Far as I get is the clothesline": the impact of leisure on women's health and unpaid caregiving experiences in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Gahagan J, Loppie C, Rehman L, Maclellan M, Side K
CIHR Network Environments for Aboriginal Health Research
Principal investigators: Wien, Frederic C; Andersson, Neil; Arbour, Laura T; Bartlett, Cheryl; Bastien, Betty J; Baydala, Lola T; Bourassa, Carrie A; Butler Walker, Jody E; Cameron, Brenda L; Caron, Nadine R; Castleden, Heather E; Cook, Catherine L; Dewailly, Éric; Donald, Dwayne; Elias, Brenda D; Episkenew, Jo-Ann M; Furgal, Christopher M; Houle, Lauralyn C; Jacklin, Kristen M; Jardine, Patricia G; Jovel, Eduardo M; Kirmayer, Laurence J; Lalonde, Christopher E; Long, Richard; Loppie, Charlotte J; Maar, Marion A; Macaulay, Ann C; Martin, Debbie H; Martin-Hill, Dawn; McCarthy, Theresa L; Mccormick, Roderick M; Minore, James B; Parlee, Brenda L; Poudrier, Jennifer; Richmond, Chantelle A; Santos Salas, Anna; Shea, Beverley J; Sioui, George; Steinhauer, Evelyn L; Vedan, Richard; Warry, Wayne R; Weber-Pillwax, Cora K; Williams, Lorna B; Willows, Noreen D; Young, Kue
Keywords: Aboriginal Health
CIHR Network Environments for Aboriginal Health Research
Principal investigators: Wien, Frederic C; Andersson, Neil; Arbour, Laura T; Bartlett, Cheryl; Bastien, Betty J; Baydala, Lola T; Bourassa, Carrie A; Butler Walker, Jody E; Cameron, Brenda L; Caron, Nadine R; Castleden, Heather E; Cook, Catherine L; Dewailly, Éric; Donald, Dwayne; Elias, Brenda D; Episkenew, Jo-Ann M; Furgal, Christopher M; Houle, Lauralyn C; Jacklin, Kristen M; Jardine, Patricia G; Jovel, Eduardo M; Kirmayer, Laurence J; Lalonde, Christopher E; Long, Richard; Loppie, Charlotte J; Maar, Marion A; Macaulay, Ann C; Martin, Debbie H; Martin-Hill, Dawn; McCarthy, Theresa L; Mccormick, Roderick M; Minore, James B; Parlee, Brenda L; Richmond, Chantelle A; Santos Salas, Anna; Shea, Beverley J; Sioui, George; Steinhauer, Evelyn L; Tait, Caroline L; Vedan, Richard; Warry, Wayne R; Weber-Pillwax, Cora K; Williams, Lorna B; Willows, Noreen D; Young, Kue
Keywords: Aboriginal Health
A Poverty Reduction Approach to Improving the Health and Well- being of First Nation Communities
Principal investigators: Wien, Frederic C; Charles, Wanda A; Hopkins, James C; Loppie, Charlotte J; Loxley, John; Newhouse, David R; Osberg, lars S; Reading, Jeffrey L; Richmond, Chantelle A
Keywords: First Nation Poverty And Health; Health And Well-Being Of First Nation Communities; Intervention 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
- Jacqueline Gahagan and Jacqueline Gahagan: 51 shared papers
- Jacqueline Gahagan and Charlotte Loppie: 1 shared paper
- Charlotte Loppie and Jacqueline Gahagan: 1 shared paper
- Health and Human Performance
- Other
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