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Research
Latest papers
Mobility assistive product abandonment and associated factors in Amhara regional state, Ethiopia: a multi centre study.
Disability and rehabilitation. Assistive technology · 2026 · senior author
From Early Behavioral Intervention to School: A Systematic Evaluation of Parents' Perspectives on the Quality of the Autism Services During the Transition to Kindergarten.
Journal of autism and developmental disorders · 2026
Utility of science, technology and innovation governance for occupational discourses from the perspective of occupational therapy students.
Work (Reading, Mass.) · 2019
Latest funding
- $53,767
Towards Community-Directed Adaptation Research (C-DAR)
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $75,000
Disability-Inclusive Development
SSHRC · 2023 · Principal investigator
- $499,955
COVID19's Impact on Refugee/Migrant Equity-Deserving Groups in Latin America
CIHR · 2021 · Co-investigator
5 publications.
Mobility assistive product abandonment and associated factors in Amhara regional state, Ethiopia: a multi centre study.
Guadie YG, Demeke ZD, Aldersey H
From Early Behavioral Intervention to School: A Systematic Evaluation of Parents' Perspectives on the Quality of the Autism Services During the Transition to Kindergarten.
Rivard M, Chatenoud C, Caya Chiu CY, Aldersey H, Coulombe P, Morin M, Mello C, Magnan C
Utility of science, technology and innovation governance for occupational discourses from the perspective of occupational therapy students.
Djebrouni M, Phelan S, Aldersey H, Wolbring G
Factors affecting access to primary health care services for persons with disabilities in rural areas: a "best-fit" framework synthesis.
Dassah E, Aldersey H, McColl MA, Davison C
Participation experiences of people with deafblindness or dual sensory loss: A scoping review of global deafblind literature.
Jaiswal A, Aldersey H, Wittich W, Mirza M, Finlayson M
Towards Community-Directed Adaptation Research (C-DAR)
Principal investigators: Bowness, Evan W.
Keywords: Community-Directed Research; Land-Based Communities; Visual Social Science; Climate Change Adaptation; Transdisciplinarity
Disability-Inclusive Development
Principal investigators: Aldersey, Heather
COVID19's Impact on Refugee/Migrant Equity-Deserving Groups in Latin America
Principal investigators: Bartels, Susan A
Keywords: Covid19; Disabilities; Latin America; Lgbtq+; Migrant; Refugee; Women'S Health
Redefining the Social Contract: Rebalancing Formal and Natural Support for People with Disabilities and their Families
Principal investigators: Aldersey, Heather M.
Keywords: disability; family; social policy
Disability Inclusive Development
Principal investigators: Aldersey, Heather
Keywords: Disability; inclusive development; family support; family quality of life; low- and middle-income countries; Africa; community-based rehabilitation; participatory action research
Disability Inclusive Development
Principal investigators: Aldersey, Heather
Keywords: Disability; inclusive development; family support; family quality of life; low- and middle-income countries; Africa; community-based rehabilitation; participatory action research
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
- Marcia Finlayson and Walter Wittich: 3 shared papers
- Colleen Davison and Heather Aldersey: 1 shared paper
- Marcia Finlayson and Heather Aldersey: 1 shared paper
- Walter Wittich and Heather Aldersey: 1 shared paper
- Gregor Wolbring and Heather Aldersey: 1 shared paper
- Other social sciences
- Children, Family
- Community Health Sciences
- Ecole d'optométrie
- Other
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