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Alice Cavanagh

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nullMcMaster University

Research

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15 publications.

01

Attending to Power: Stakeholder Perspectives on Training Physicians to Address Intimate Partner Violence

Cavanagh A, Kimber M, MacMillan HL, Ritz SA, Vanstone M

Qualitative Health Research20251 citationsFirst author
02

Key Informants in Applied Qualitative Health Research

Pahwa M, Cavanagh A, Vanstone M

Qualitative Health Research2023148 citations
03

Diversity in MD–PhD Programs and Factors Affecting Admission and Completion Among Minoritized Groups: A Scoping Review

Cavanagh A, Owais S, Syed SA, Zhang A, Van Lieshout RJ

Academic Medicine202317 citationsFirst author
04

How medical learners and educators decide what counts as mistreatment: A qualitative study

Vanstone M, Cavanagh A, Molinaro M, Connelly CE, Bell A, Mountjoy M, Whyte R, Grierson L

Medical Education202315 citationsOpen Access
05

Conceptualizing Physicians’ Roles in Addressing Intimate Partner Violence: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Resources for Canadian Physicians

Cavanagh A, Kimber M, MacMillan HL, Ritz SA, Vanstone M

Violence Against Women20233 citationsFirst author
06

A Multilevel Framework for Complex Care: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis

Evans C, Abelson J, Kates N, Cavanagh A, Lavis JN

Health and Social Care in the Community20232 citationsOpen Access
07

The health impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on adults who experience imprisonment globally: A mixed methods systematic review

Kim H, Hughes E, Cavanagh A, Norris E, Gao A, Bondy SJ, McLeod KE, Kanagalingam T, Kouyoumdjian FG

PLoS ONE202243 citationsOpen Access
08

Lived experiences of pregnancy and prison through a reproductive justice lens: A qualitative meta-synthesis

Cavanagh A, Shamsheri T, Shen K, Gaber J, Liauw J, Vanstone M, Kouyoumdjian F

Social Science and Medicine202228 citationsFirst author
09

Optimizing implementation of family violence education for health professionals: A sequential exploratory mixed method study

Kimber M, Acai A, Cavanagh A, Vanstone M, Collin-Vezina D, Dimitropoulos G, MacMillan H, Stewart D

Journal of Advanced Nursing2022
10

Why do few medical students report their experiences of mistreatment to administration?

Bell A, Cavanagh A, Connelly CE, Walsh A, Vanstone M

Medical Education202136 citations
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