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Research
Latest papers
Protocol: Effects of Organizational Transparency Interventions on Trust in AI-Assisted Decision-Making and Human Decision-Makers: A Systematic Review of Enabling Mechanisms.
Campbell systematic reviews · 2026
Longitudinal examination of youth readmission to mental health inpatient units.
Child and adolescent mental health · 2020 · senior author
Latest funding
- $7,327,627
Maritime SPOR SUPPORT Unit Phase II Proposal
CIHR · 2020 · Principal investigator
2 publications.
Protocol: Effects of Organizational Transparency Interventions on Trust in AI-Assisted Decision-Making and Human Decision-Makers: A Systematic Review of Enabling Mechanisms.
Hor R, Zhang M, Wang Y, Manley A
Longitudinal examination of youth readmission to mental health inpatient units.
Miller DAA, Ronis ST, Slaunwhite AK, Audas R, Richard J, Tilleczek K, Zhang M
Maritime SPOR SUPPORT Unit Phase II Proposal
Principal investigators: Anderson, David R; Aubrecht, Catherine M; Bélanger, Mathieu; Burkhardt, Tracey; Campbell, Samuel G; Champod, Anne Sophie; Collin, Stéphanie; Curran, Janet; Dryden, OmiSoore H; Dutton, Daniel J; Hamilton, Marina; Hayden, Jill A; Hickey, Jason; Hogan, Mary H; Jbilou, Jalila; Jenkins, James D; Keefe, Janice M; Kirkland, Susan A; Krause, Juergen; MacSwain Standing, Mary-Ann; McDonald, James T; McIsaac, Corrine G; McIsaac, Jessie-Lee D; Reiman, Tony; Rosen, Natalie O; Shoveller, Jeannie A; Sonier Ferguson, Brigitte; Stewart, Samuel A; Tomblin Murphy, Gail G; Urquhart, Robin L; Verlinden, Linda A; Zhang, Michael
Keywords: Capacity Development; Data Services; Learning Health System; Patient Oriented Research; Patient Partner
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