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Basanti Majumdar

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Professor EmeritusNursingMcMaster University

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37 publications.

01

Culture, but more than culture: an exploratory study of the HIV vulnerability of Indian immigrants in Canada

Zhou YR, Majumdar B, Vattikonda N

Culture, Health & Sexuality201622 citations
02

Active Learning for Knowledge Development and Management: A Case Study at Bangsaen, Thailand

Khamung R, Majumdar B, Pongruengphant R

International Journal of Learning in Higher Education2016
03

The experiences of people living with HIV/AIDS and of their direct informal caregivers in a resource‐poor setting

Majumdar B, Mazaleni N

Journal of the International AIDS Society201023 citationsFirst author
04

HIV Prevention in an Aboriginal Community in Canada

Majumdar B, Guenter D, Browne G

Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care2010First author
05

The costs and effects of addressing the needs of vulnerable populations: results of 10 years of research.

Browne G, Roberts J, Byrne C, Gafni A, Weir R, Majumdar B

Canadian Journal of Nursing Research2009Senior author
06

Evaluation of a cultural competence educational programme

Brathwaite AC, Majumdar B

Journal of Advanced Nursing200666 citationsSenior author
07

The use of PHC clinic-based women’s groups for financial empowerment in a rural area

Uys L, Bhengu B, Majumdar B

Curationis: Research Journal of the Democratic Nursing Organisation of South Africa20061 citationsSenior author
08

Community-based HIV education and prevention workers respond to a changing environment

Guenter D, Majumdar B, Willms D, Travers R, Browne G, Robinson G

Journal of the Association of Nurses in AIDS Care200511 citations
09

Effects of Cultural Sensitivity Training on Health Care Provider Attitudes and Patient Outcomes

Majumdar B, Browne G, Roberts J, Carpio B

Journal of Nursing Scholarship2004160 citationsFirst author
10

Effective/efficient mental health programs for school-age children: a synthesis of reviews

Browne G, Gafni A, Roberts J, Byrne C, Majumdar B

Social Science and Medicine2004112 citationsSenior author
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