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Research
Latest papers
Policy entrepreneurship in urban planning: Tactics for promoting and engaging the ecosystem services concept for urban environmental sustainability.
Environmental management · 2025 · senior author
Identifying priorities and developing collaborative action plans to improve accessible housing practice, policy, and research in Canada.
PloS one · 2025
Addressing Barriers in the University Campus Environment for Neurodivergent Students.
Studies in health technology and informatics · 2024 · senior author
Latest funding
- $70,571
NeighbourAble: Multiscale person-environment fit assessment to inform housing policy and planning
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $20,000
Quality in Canada's Built Environment: Seeking Equity, Social Value and Sustainability
SSHRC · 2021 · Co-investigator
- $60,447
Visualized and experience-based accessible design standards: a photovoice approach with older adults as experts
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
10 publications.
Policy entrepreneurship in urban planning: Tactics for promoting and engaging the ecosystem services concept for urban environmental sustainability.
Thompson K, Sherren K, Duinker PN, Hayden A, Terashima M
Identifying priorities and developing collaborative action plans to improve accessible housing practice, policy, and research in Canada.
Hitzig SL, Yuzwa KE, Weichel L, Cohen E, Anderson L, Athanasopoulos P, Best KL, Chow M, Kaiser A, Tomasella F, Guilcher SJT, Noonan VK, Joy R, Abdullah A, Bacchus-Misir F, Chan A, Courage M, Erdelyi N, Fletcher D, Galeazzi-Stirling S, Gladstone G, Green J, Hardy M, Harris E, Kerr J, Lytle J, MacGinnis K, Malkowski G, Rosenbaum D, Sawchuk J, Terashima M, Yin YL, VanDeVelde-Coke S, Sheppard CL
Addressing Barriers in the University Campus Environment for Neurodivergent Students.
Osifo O, Terashima M
The Nova Scotia Community Cancer Matrix: A geospatial tool to support cancer prevention.
Saint-Jacques N, Brown PE, Purcell J, Rainham DG, Terashima M, Dummer TJB
In-store food environment for adults and children in Nova Scotia, Canada.
Kholina K, Grant A, Waddington M, Egbe M, Grant S, Terashima M, Williams PL
Availability and affordability of healthy and less healthy food in Nova Scotia: where you shop may affect the availability and price of healthy food.
Egbe M, Grant A, Waddington M, Terashima M, MacAulay R, Johnson C, Kholina K, Williams PL
Can emergency medical services use turnaround time as a proxy for measuring ambulance offload time?
Carter AJ, Overton J, Terashima M, Cone DC
A small-area analysis of inequalities in chronic disease prevalence across urban and non-urban communities in the Province of Nova Scotia, Canada, 2007-2011.
Terashima M, Rainham DG, Levy AR
What type of rural? Assessing the variations in life expectancy at birth at small area-level for a small population province using classes of locally defined settlement types.
Terashima M, Read Guernsey J, Andreou P
Quantifying the spatial and temporal variation of ground-level ozone in the rural Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, Canada using nitrite-impregnated passive samplers.
Gibson MD, Guernsey JR, Beauchamp S, Waugh D, Heal MR, Brook JR, Maher R, Gagnon GA, McPherson JP, Bryden B, Gould R, Terashima M
NeighbourAble: Multiscale person-environment fit assessment to inform housing policy and planning
Principal investigators: Terashima, Mikiko
Keywords: person-environment fit; housing; inclusive neighbourhoods; persons with disability experience; assessment tool; evidence-based policy and planning decision making; multidisciplinary; multisector partnership; multiscale
Quality in Canada's Built Environment: Seeking Equity, Social Value and Sustainability
Keywords: built environment; quality; social value; equity; sustainability; inclusive places; contemporary architecture; landscape architecture; urban design; urban resilience; heritage conservation; competitions; awards; qualitative comparative analysis
Visualized and experience-based accessible design standards: a photovoice approach with older adults as experts
Principal investigators: Terashima, Mikiko
Keywords: Accessibility; Built environment; Design standards; Older adults; Persons with disability; Planning practice; Urban design theory; Lived experience; Photovoice
COVID-19: 15-Minute Neighbourhood as an Indicator Framework of Built Environmental Preparedness to 'Stay-put and Stay-well' in the Face of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Principal investigators: Terashima, Mikiko
Keywords: COVID-19; pandemic preparedness; built environment; 15-minute neighbourhood; walkability; accessibility; resiliency
A Tactical Urbanism approach to assessing the value of accessible public spaces
Principal investigators: Terashima, Mikiko
Keywords: Accessibility in public space; Persons with disabilities; Tactical Urbanism;Contingent valuation method; Health equity; Built environment; Population aging
Estimating and Mapping Urban Community Differences in Health Outcomes for Adults with Chronic Disease in Canada
Principal investigators: Kephart, George; Andreou, Pantelis
Keywords: Chronic Disease; Community Health; Neighbourhood Health; Social Determinants Of Health; Urban Health
Developing a benchmarking tool to assess economic and non-economic benefits of certification by the Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certificate Program
Principal investigators: Terashima, Mikiko
Keywords: benchmarking; industry benefits; universal design; indicators; meaningful accessibility; social inclusivity; built environment
MAAP-NS: Models and Access Atlas of Primary Care Providers in Nova Scotia
Principal investigators: Marshall, Emily G
Keywords: Capacity Building; Dissemination; Family Medicine; Knowledge Exchange; Models Of Care; Nurse Practitioners; Partnership Development; Patient Education; Policy Development; Primary Health 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
- Pantelis Andreou and Kate Sherren: 1 shared paper
- Pantelis Andreou and Mikiko Terashima: 1 shared paper
- Anita Kaiser and Mikiko Terashima: 1 shared paper
- Kate Sherren and Anders Hayden: 1 shared paper
- Kate Sherren and Mikiko Terashima: 1 shared paper
- Anders Hayden and Mikiko Terashima: 1 shared paper
- Urban Planning
- Social/Cultural Geography
- Community Health and Epidemiology
- Other
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