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Pamela Robinson
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Research
Latest papers
Making Waves: A justice-centred framework for wastewater-based public health surveillance.
Water research · 2025
Feasibility of a hemodialysis safety checklist for nurses and patients: a quality improvement study.
Clinical kidney journal · 2016
Development of a hemodialysis safety checklist using a structured panel process.
Canadian journal of kidney health and disease · 2015
Latest funding
- $46,019
Reshaping AI Local Governance in Canada
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $331,267
Ethics as Code, Ethics as Craft: Exploring Dynamic Practices and Governance in Planning Ethics
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $13,605
Busi-Governance: The changing face of urban planning and urban governance
SSHRC · 2024 · Principal investigator
3 publications.
Making Waves: A justice-centred framework for wastewater-based public health surveillance.
Arefin MR, Prouse C, Wittmer J, Amin N, Assunção M, Benezra A, Chaudhuri A, Diamond M, Harshe S, Hill-Tout K, Koetz V, Larsen D, Mansfeldt C, Melgaço L, Nainani D, Nair AV, Naughton CC, O'Donnell M, Reimer C, Robinson P, Shelley J, Srikantalah V
Feasibility of a hemodialysis safety checklist for nurses and patients: a quality improvement study.
Thomas A, Silver SA, Rathe A, Robinson P, Wald R, Bell CM, Harel Z
Development of a hemodialysis safety checklist using a structured panel process.
Silver SA, Thomas A, Rathe A, Robinson P, Wald R, Harel Z, Bell CM
Reshaping AI Local Governance in Canada
Principal investigators: Robinson, Pamela J.
Keywords: artificial intelligence; technology governance; urban governance; digital transformation;
Ethics as Code, Ethics as Craft: Exploring Dynamic Practices and Governance in Planning Ethics
Principal investigators: Barry, Janice M.
Busi-Governance: The changing face of urban planning and urban governance
Principal investigators: Robinson, Pamela J.
Keywords: urban governance; housing; infrastructure; privatization; urban planning
MEANINGFULLY ENGAGING THE PUBLIC IN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Principal investigators: Sieber, Renee E.
Keywords: artificial intelligence; participation; democracy; civic engagement; smart cities
Eloping: Autistic people's perspectives on departure and well-being
Principal investigators: Gibson, Margaret F.
Keywords: autism; participatory action research; survey research; mixed methods; disability studies; arts informed methods
Curating Change: Centring Decolonization, Equity, and Social Justice in Exhibition Practice
Principal investigators: Taunton, Carla
Keywords: curatorial activism; social justice; curatorial incubator; unsettling and decolonizing methodologies; collaboration; mentorship; settler colonialism; contemporary Canadian art; settler responsibility; Indigenous studies; critical race studies
Urban Climate Action Living Lab (UCALL): Co-creating Equitable and Integrated Climate Solutions with Disadvantaged Communities in Toronto
Principal investigators: Robinson, John B.
Keywords: urban living lab; climate mitigation; climate adaptation; social justice; sustainability transitions; transdisciplinary co-production; backcasting; scenarios; transitions pathways; neighbourhood-scale
Who owns the map? Data sovereignty and the shifting government role in spatial data collection, use, and dissemination
Principal investigators: Johnson, Peter A.
Keywords: spatial data; data sovereignty; open data; digital maps; data infrastructure
Who owns the map? Data sovereignty and the shifting government role in spatial data collection, use, and dissemination
Principal investigators: Johnson, Peter A.
Keywords: spatial data; data sovereignty; open data; digital maps; data infrastructure
Canadian smart cities: an inventory of action
Principal investigators: Robinson, Pamela J.
Keywords: smart cities; geoweb; open government; open data; civic engagement
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
- Ron Wald and Ziv Harel: 63 shared papers
- Ron Wald and Pamela Robinson: 2 shared papers
- Ziv Harel and Pamela Robinson: 2 shared papers
- Jacob Shelley and Pamela Robinson: 1 shared paper
- Jacob Shelley and Carolyn Prouse: 1 shared paper
- Pamela Robinson and Carolyn Prouse: 1 shared paper
- Nephrology
- Urban Planning
- Economic Geography
- Law
Co-authors at Toronto Metropolitan University, colored by department. Thicker lines mean more shared papers; select anyone to open their profile and their own map.
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