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Research
Latest funding
- $673,200
Enhancing Cervical Cancer Prevention: HPV Self-Sampling and Community-led Strategies for Indigenous Women in Northern Ontario
CIHR · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $600,000
Listening to our Women: Understanding barriers, enablers, and strategies to cervical cancer screening uptake using HPV DNA self-sampling through participatory, community-based approaches among Indigenous women living remotely in Ontario
CIHR · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $35,000
Listening to our Elders: Using concept mapping and digital storytelling to understand and integrate resilience and wellness into community and health system-based approaches for the prevention and treatment of diabetes in remote Indigenous communities"
CIHR · 2021 · Principal investigator
Enhancing Cervical Cancer Prevention: HPV Self-Sampling and Community-led Strategies for Indigenous Women in Northern Ontario
Principal investigators: Yeates, Karen; Francis, Julie Ann; Innes, Elaine S
Keywords: Cancer Prevention; Cervical Cancer; Community-Based Research; Human Papillomavirus; Implementation Research; Indigenous Health; Screening
Listening to our Women: Understanding barriers, enablers, and strategies to cervical cancer screening uptake using HPV DNA self-sampling through participatory, community-based approaches among Indigenous women living remotely in Ontario
Principal investigators: Yeates, Karen; Innes, Elaine S
Keywords: Cancer Prevention; Cervical Cancer; Community-Based Research; Human Papillomavirus; Implementation Research; Indigenous Health; Screening
Listening to our Elders: Using concept mapping and digital storytelling to understand and integrate resilience and wellness into community and health system-based approaches for the prevention and treatment of diabetes in remote Indigenous communities"
Principal investigators: Yeates, Karen; Innes, Elaine S; Logie, Carmen
Keywords: Behavior Change; Concept Mapping; Diabetes; Digital Storytelling; Indigenous Health; Mhealth; Prevention; Qualitative Methods; Treatment
An exploration of the drivers of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy to identify and develop community-informed approaches to improving understanding and trust in public health measures among Indigenous peoples in remote and rural communities in Ontario, Canada.
Principal investigators: Yeates, Karen; Innes, Elaine S; Brule, Elizabeth; Kioke, Sandra J; Lévesque, Lucie; Smith, Mary
Keywords: Covid-19; Indigenous Peoples; Public Health; Trust In Science; Vaccine Hesitancy
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