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Latest papers
Harnessing the power of community-based participatory research: examining knowledge, action, and consciousness in the PROUD study.
Social work in public health · 2015
Establishing a community-based participatory research partnership among people who use drugs in Ottawa: the PROUD cohort study.
Harm reduction journal · 2014
Latest funding
- $679,687
Co-designing gender-affirming palliative care: An intersectional, community-led intervention for trans and gender diverse people in Canada
CIHR · 2026 · Co-investigator
- $493,424
Evidence and Gap Maps for health equity: A strategic tool to drive transformative health research priorities
CIHR · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $76,500
Reducing gender inequalities in ageing
CIHR · 2018 · Co-investigator
2 publications.
Harnessing the power of community-based participatory research: examining knowledge, action, and consciousness in the PROUD study.
Stanley D, Marshall Z, Lazarus L, LeBlanc S, Heighton T, Preater B, Tyndall M
Establishing a community-based participatory research partnership among people who use drugs in Ottawa: the PROUD cohort study.
Lazarus L, Shaw A, LeBlanc S, Martin A, Marshall Z, Weersink K, Lin D, Mandryk K, Tyndall MW, PROUD Community Advisory Committee
Co-designing gender-affirming palliative care: An intersectional, community-led intervention for trans and gender diverse people in Canada
Principal investigators: Isenberg, Sarina R; Parsons, Henrique A
Keywords: 2slgbtqi+; Arts-Based Knowledge Mobilization; Co-Designing Intervention; Gender Diversity; Integrated Knowledge Mobilization; Mixed Methods; Needs Assessment; Qualitative Methods; Quantitative Methods
Evidence and Gap Maps for health equity: A strategic tool to drive transformative health research priorities
Principal investigators: Welch, Vivian A; Marshall, Zack; Morton Ninomiya, Melody; Tufte, Janice E
Keywords: Evidence And Gap Maps; Evidence Synthesis; Health Equity; Meta-Science
Reducing gender inequalities in ageing
Principal investigators: Welch, Vivian A
Keywords: Ageing; Health And Social Care; Health Equity; Sex/Gender; Systematic Reviews
Citizen-informed health system change: Engaging people living with HIV across Canada in evidence-informed deliberations about HIV care delivery
Principal investigators: Kendall, Claire; Rosenes, Ron; Wilson, Michael G
Keywords: End-Of-Grant Ke; Hiv; Implementation Science; Patient Co-Design; Primary Care
Aging and Living with HIV (ALHIV): Multimorbidity Prevention and Successful Aging for People Living with HIV in Canada
Principal investigators: Kendall, Claire; Ahluwalia, Puja; Baxter, Larry N; O'Brien, Kelly K
Keywords: Aging; Comorbidity; Disease Prevention; Health Promotion; Hiv; Implementation Science; Primary Care; Rehabilitation; Self-Management
Prioritizing Community Engagement and Involvement in Understanding HIV Risk among People Who Use Drugs in Ottawa: The PROUD Study
Principal investigators: Tyndall, Mark W
Keywords: Community-Based Participatory Research; Drug Use; Hiv/Aids; Ottawa
Advancing Primary Healthcare for persons living with HIV in Canada
Principal investigators: Liddy, Clare E; Caetano, Patricia A; Mcgee, Frank; Asghari, Shabnam; Becker, Marissa; Kaposy, Christopher P; Rourke, Sean B
Keywords: Access To Care; Chronic Disease Management; Cohort Study; Complex Chronic Conditions; Electronic Health Tools; Hiv; Integrated Care; Primary Care; Primary Healthcare; Self-Management Support
Advancing Primary Healthcare for Persons Living with HIV in Canada.
Principal investigators: Kendall, Claire
Keywords: Chronic Care Model; Chronic Disease Management; Health Care Delivery; Hiv/Aids; Primary Health Care
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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