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Research
Latest papers
Discharge instructions for caregivers in the context of pediatric emergency care: a narrative synthesis protocol.
Systematic reviews · 2014
Latest funding
- $1,419,076
Examining the Effectiveness and Implementation of a Patient-Managed Discharge Communication Tool: A Mixed Methods Hybrid Type 1 Design Study
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $1,078,652
The GAYA Study - Exploring the Genetic Architecture of Youth Anxiety
CIHR · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $2,387,582
Health Research Training Platform: Digital Mental Health for families, parents, youth and children
CIHR · 2021 · Principal investigator
1 publications.
Discharge instructions for caregivers in the context of pediatric emergency care: a narrative synthesis protocol.
Curran JA, Murphy A, Newton M, Zemek R, Hartling L, Plint A, Chorney J, MacPhee S, Campbell SG, Jabbour M, Boliver D, Petrie D, Colwell R, MacWilliams K, Nolan A
Examining the Effectiveness and Implementation of a Patient-Managed Discharge Communication Tool: A Mixed Methods Hybrid Type 1 Design Study
Principal investigators: Curran, Janet; Archambault, Patrick; Bohn, Vanessa; Burns, Emma C; Cassidy, Christine E; Sinclair, Douglas E; Wells, Robert; Wright, Bruce
Keywords: Co-Design; Discharge Communication; Emergency Practice Settings; Hybrid Type 1 Effectiveness Implementation Design; Interrupted Time Series; Mixed-Methods; Patient-Managed Tools; Patient-Oriented Research
The GAYA Study - Exploring the Genetic Architecture of Youth Anxiety
Principal investigators: Meier, Sandra M; Arnold, Paul D; Crosbie, Jennifer; Mattheisen, Manuel; Soreni, Noam; Stewart, Sheryl E
Keywords: Anxiety Disorders; Genetics; Online Design; Risk Avoidance; Youth
Health Research Training Platform: Digital Mental Health for families, parents, youth and children
Principal investigators: McGrath, Patrick J; Ali, Samina; Crawford, Allison; Koleszar-Green, Ruth; Majnemer, Annette; Newton, Mandi S; Orji, Rita O; Pillai Riddell, Rebecca Rita E; Wozney, Lori M
Keywords: Children; Community Care; Digital Mental Health; Ecr; Equity, Diversity, Inclusion; Families; Parents; Primary Care; Training; Youth
Co-design of a patient/caregiver discharge communication tool for emergency practice settings
Principal investigators: Curran, Janet; Elliott Rose, Annette J; Hurley, Katrina; Mackay, Rebecca J; Penney, Tanya L; Wozney, Lori M
Keywords: Discharge Communication; Emergency Practice Environments; Integrated Knowledge Translation; Intervention Co-Design; Patient And Caregiver Communication; Pilot Test; Theory Based Interventions; Usability Testing
Partnering with parents and youth to co-design discharge communication interventions for pediatric emergency care
Principal investigators: Curran, Janet; Mackay, Rebecca J; MacPhee, Shannon
Keywords: Discharge Communication; Intervention Co-Design; Parent Engagement; Pediatric Emergency Care; Process Evaluation; Theory Based Interventions; Usability; Youth Engagement
PED-UCATE - Pediatric Emergency Department Use of Communication Technologies to Activate Transitions Home Effectively
Principal investigators: Wozney, Lori M; Curran, Janet
Keywords: Discharge Planning; Ehealth; Emergency Department; Environmental Scan; Implementation Science; Knowledge Exchange; Patient Education; Pediatrics; Technology - Ict; Transitions In Care
Accessible and Cost Effective Psychosocial Health Interventions for Canadians
Principal investigators: McGrath, Patrick J
Keywords: Behavioural Healthcare; Distance Treatment; Health; Healthcare System; Internet; Mental Health; Primary Care; Psychosocial Care
Closing the loop in pediatric emergency care: A narrative review of best practice for providing discharge instructions to caregivers in the emergency department
Principal investigators: Curran, Janet; MacPhee, Shannon; Hartling, Lisa A
Keywords: Discharge Instructions; Emergency Care; Narrative Review; Pediatrics
Understanding Discharge Instruction for Children and Caregivers in the Transition from Pediatric Emergency Care
Principal investigators: Curran, Janet
Keywords: Discharge Instructions; Effective Communication; Health Service Delivery; Knowledge Translation; Pediatric Emergency Care
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
- Emergency Medicine
- School of Nursing
- Community Health and Epidemiology
- Other
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