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Research
Latest papers
Framing the Care of Injured Workers: An Empirical Four-Jurisdictional Comparison of Workers’ Compensation Boards’ Healthcare Policies
Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation · 2022 · senior author
Return to Work and Ripple Effects on Family of Precariously Employed Injured Workers
Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation · 2020 · senior author
Occupational Health and Safety Challenges From Employment-Related Geographical Mobility Among Canadian Seafarers on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway.
New solutions : a journal of environmental and occupational health policy : NS · 2019 · senior author
Latest funding
- $796,130
Policy and practice in return to work after work injury: Challenging circumstances and innovative solutions
CIHR · 2017 · Nominated PI
- $100,000
Impact Award: Gold Medal
SSHRC · 2017 · Principal investigator
- $450,000
Modeling an approach to gender-conscious participatory action-oriented research and knowledge transfer favouring equality, equity and occupational/environmental health
CIHR · 2017 · Co-investigator
16 publications.
Framing the Care of Injured Workers: An Empirical Four-Jurisdictional Comparison of Workers’ Compensation Boards’ Healthcare Policies
Hudon A, MacEachen E, Lippel K
Return to Work and Ripple Effects on Family of Precariously Employed Injured Workers
Senthanar S, MacEachen E, Lippel K
Occupational Health and Safety Challenges From Employment-Related Geographical Mobility Among Canadian Seafarers on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway.
Shan D, Lippel K
Regulating Health and Safety and Workers' Compensation in Canada for the Mobile Workforce: Now You See Them, Now You Don't.
Lippel K, Walters D
Factors Influencing the Health and Safety of Temporary Foreign Workers in Skilled and Low-Skilled Occupations in Canada.
Cedillo L, Lippel K, Nakache D
Work injuries in internal migrants to Alberta, Canada. Do workers' compensation records provide an unbiased estimate of risk?
Cherry N, Galarneau JM, Haan M, Haynes W, Lippel K
Occupational Health and Safety and the Mobile Workforce: Insights From a Canadian Research Program.
Neis B, Lippel K
Mapping first‐line health care providers' roles, practices, and impacts on care for workers with compensable musculoskeletal disorders in four jurisdictions: A critical interpretive synthesis
Hudon A, Lippel K, MacEachen E
The structure and process of workers' compensation systems and the role of doctors: A comparison of Ontario and Québec.
Lippel K, Eakin JM, Holness DL, Howse D
Differences in perceived fairness and health outcomes in two injury compensation systems: a comparative study.
Elbers NA, Collie A, Hogg-Johnson S, Lippel K, Lockwood K, Cameron ID
Policy and practice in return to work after work injury: Challenging circumstances and innovative solutions
Principal investigators: Lippel, Katherine
Keywords: Gender; Immigration; Mental Health; Mobile Workforce; Precarious Employment; Return To Work; Workers' Compensation
Impact Award: Gold Medal
Principal investigators: Lippel, Katherine
Keywords: law; precarious employment; work; workers' compensation; occupational health and safety; gender; rehabilitation; medico-legal issues; mental health; musculo-skeletal disorders
Modeling an approach to gender-conscious participatory action-oriented research and knowledge transfer favouring equality, equity and occupational/environmental health
Principal investigators: Laberge, Marie; Webb, Jennifer; Mergler, Donna; Messing, Karen; Riel, Jessica; Saint-Charles, Johanne; Sultan-Taïeb, Hélène; Vaillancourt, Cathy
Keywords: Community-Based Participatory Approach; Ecohealth Approach; Education; Environmental Health; Implemantation Research; Integrated Knowledge Translation; Intervention Development; Occupational Health; Sex, Gender; System, Policies
Policy and practice in return to work after work injury for the precariously employed or geographically mobile workforce: a four province study
Principal investigators: Lippel, Katherine
Keywords: workers' compensation; return to work; precarious employment; mobile workforce; policy
Policy and practice in return to work after work injury for the precariously employed or geographically mobile workforce: a four province study
Principal investigators: Lippel, Katherine
Keywords: Return To Work; Work Injury
International conference on regulation, change and the work environment
Principal investigators: Lippel, Katherine
Keywords: globalisation; work organization; precarious employment; occupational safety; regulatory effectiveness; workers compensation; gender
Precarious employment, atypical schedules and work-family balance: an interdisciplinary analysis on individual and collective strategies
Principal investigators: Houlfort, Nathalie
Keywords: entrepreneuriat; mentorat; accompagnement; soutien-conseil; PME; croissance de la PME; processus de démarrage
Closing the enforcement gap: improving employment standards protections for people in precarious jobs
Keywords: employment standards; enforcement; precarious employment; work; gender issues; immigration; public policy; labour rights
Westray +20: examining trends in corporate criminal liability
Principal investigators: Bittle, Steven B.
Keywords: corporate criminal liability; safety crimes; westray mine disaster; workplace health and safety
Occupational Health and Safety Law
Principal investigators: Lippel, Katherine H.
Keywords: occupational health and safety, law, work, gender, workers' compensation, disability prevention
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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- Health, Aging & Society
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