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Jason Ramsay

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Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct)Psychiatry & Behavioural NeurosciencesMcMaster University

Research

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8 publications.

01

Disability and Return to Work: Facilitators, Barriers, and Canadian (Ontario), Australian, and New Zealand Systems That Support Injured Workers

Parlar M, Ramsay JT, Kaplan F

2025
02

Annual Rates of Appearing Unconscious in the Emergency Department, Among Low Income Housed, Homeless and Alcohol Dependent Men

Svoboda T, Ramsay JT

International Journal of Mental Health and Addiction20153 citationsSenior author
03

High rates of head injury among homeless and low-income housed men: a retrospective cohort study

Svoboda T, Ramsay JT

Emergency Medicine Journal201418 citationsSenior author
04

Are residents of downtown Toronto influenced by their urban neighbourhoods? Using concept mapping to examine neighbourhood characteristics and their perceived impact on self-rated mental well-being

Sheppard AJ, Salmon C, Balasubramaniam P, Parsons J, Singh G, Jabbar A, Zaidi Q, Scott A, Nisenbaum R, Dunn J

International Journal of Health Geographics20126 citations
05

Evaluating Perceptions of the Effectiveness of the Community Advisory Panel Model for Enhancing Service Delivery to Marginalized Populations

Ramsay JT, Smith P, Thompson A, O'Campo P, Nisenbaum R, Watson P, Park‐Wylie L, Bryant T, Tandon R, Farah M

Public Health Nursing20122 citationsFirst author
06

Standardized observation of neighbourhood disorder: does it work in Canada?

Parsons JA, Singh G, Scott AN, Nisenbaum R, Balasubramaniam P, Jabbar A, Zaidi Q, Sheppard A, Ramsay J, O'Campo P

International Journal of Health Geographics201021 citations
07

Neighborhood chaos and children's development: Questions and contradictions.

Dunn JR, Schaefer-McDaniel NJ, Ramsay JT

20108 citationsSenior author
08

Comparison of the Performance of Normal Individuals and Survivors of Traumatic Brain Injury on Repeat Administrations of the Wisconsin Card Sorting Test

Ferland MB, Ramsay J, Engeland C, O'Hara P

Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology199820 citations
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