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Danielle Martin

ResearcherCentre for Urban Health SolutionsUniversity of Toronto

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Danielle Martin

Researcher

Centre for Urban Health Solutions

Health Sciences

University of Toronto

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Supervision signals

Has led research grants, which requires an independent research appointment. Ask their department whether they supervise graduate students.
23 publications in the last five years, latest in 2026.
Senior (last) author on 1 recent paper, a sign of leading a research group.
Principal investigator on 3 research grants (3 CIHR), most recently in 2023.
Supervised 1 trainee who won CIHR awards, most recently in 2023.

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Publications

183

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Research

Adaptive Platform Trial Primary Care Primary Health Care Social Determinants Of Health Income Poverty Social Needs Sociodemographic Data

Latest papers

Interprofessional teams and capacity in collaborative primary care: a rapid scoping review.
Systematic reviews · 2026
Mapping policies, regulations, and practice supports for medical office assistants in primary care: a scoping review.
BMC primary care · 2026
Elevating an invisible role: co-designing solutions to optimize medical office assistants in primary care.
BMC primary care · 2026

All 45 publications

Latest funding

Our Health Counts Next Generations: Advancing Indigenist Data and Data Sovereignty to Assure Wellbeing Across Urban and Related Homelands
CIHR · 2025 · Co-investigator
$4,284,000
Evaluating Novel Approaches that enGage And support vulnerable patient Groups to Equitably access primary care (ENGAGE): Building the foundation for a national adaptive platform trial
CIHR · 2023 · Principal investigator
$200,000
Evaluating social interventions to reduce health inequities using an adaptive platform trial situated in Canadian primary care practice-based research networks
CIHR · 2023 · Principal investigator

All 10 grants and awards

45 publications.

Interprofessional teams and capacity in collaborative primary care: a rapid scoping review.

Ansari H, Neupane D, Ivers N, Kiran T, Thirugnanasampanthar SS, Dourka J, Sibley LM, Khan PA, Nincic V, Thelen R, Pearce S, Rajendra K, Carter C, Martin D, Zhao J, Kong M, Tricco AC

Systematic reviews2026

DOI: 10.1186/s13643-026-03189-8 PMID: 42057206

Mapping policies, regulations, and practice supports for medical office assistants in primary care: a scoping review.

Shuldiner J, Ragunathan A, Mohammed J, Katz A, Andiappan M, Barber D, Condon A, Garber G, Kiran T, Hysong S, Schoon J, Martin D, Wong ST, Ivers N

BMC primary care2026

DOI: 10.1186/s12875-026-03222-8 PMID: 41721235

Elevating an invisible role: co-designing solutions to optimize medical office assistants in primary care.

Shuldiner J, Ragunathan A, Mohammed J, Khan A, Hare N, Meninato T, Haggerty J, Garber G, Reid RJ, Andiappan M, Martin D, Kaplan D, Kiran T, Hysong SJ, Wong ST, Zhao QJ, Sherlock C, Légaré F, Ivers N

BMC primary care2026

DOI: 10.1186/s12875-025-03155-8 PMID: 41495689

Timeliness, continuity or travel time: results of a choice-based analysis exploring public preferences for access to primary care in Canada

Kiran T, Daneshvarfard M, Beyer A, Martin D, Breton M, McCracken RK, Lavergne MR, Kovacina N, Katz A, Pinto AD

BMC Primary Care2026

DOI: 10.1186/s12875-026-03265-x

Ten pressure points in primary care during COVID-19: findings from an international narrative review.

Dykgraaf SH, Parkinson A, Wright M, Wong WCW, Desborough J, Ball L, Sturgiss E, Dut GM, Barnes K, Butler D, Davis S, Douglas K, Kendir C, Martin D, Marten R, Rouleau K, Barkley S, de Toca L, Kidd M

BMC primary care2025

DOI: 10.1186/s12875-024-02640-w PMID: 39856560

Primary care in the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond: Lessons from Ontario.

Martin D, Razak F, Bayoumi I, Eissa A, Green ME, Glazier RH, Grill AK, Ivers NM, Mangin D, Muggah E

Canadian Family Physician20258 citationsFirst author

DOI: 10.46747/cfp.710131

Designed for simplicity, used for complexity: The systemic pressures shaping walk-in clinic practices and outcomes

Terpou BA, Lapointe-Shaw L, Wang R, Martin D, Tadrous M, Bhatia S, Shuldiner J, Berthelot S, Thakkar N, McBrien K

PLoS ONE2025

DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0325793

Digital health and equitable access to care.

Shaw J, Abejirinde IO, Agarwal P, Shahid S, Martin D

PLOS digital health2024Senior author

DOI: 10.1371/journal.pdig.0000573 PMID: 39321176

Surgeon- and hospital-level variation in wait times for scheduled non-urgent surgery in Ontario, Canada: A cross-sectional population-based study.

de Jager P, Aleman D, Baxter N, Bell C, Bodur M, Calzavara A, Campbell R, Carter M, Emerson S, Gagliardi A, Irish J, Martin D, Lee S, SaxeBraithwaite M, Seyedi P, Takata J, Yang S, Zanchetta C, Urbach DR

PloS one2024

DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0307845 PMID: 39116181

A shifting terrain: Understanding the perspectives of walk-in physicians on their roles amid worsening primary care access in Ontario, Canada.

Terpou BA, Lapointe-Shaw L, Wang R, Martin D, Tadrous M, Bhatia S, Shuldiner J, Berthelot S, Thakkar N, McBrien K, Salahub C, Kiran T, Ivers N, Desveaux L

PloS one2024

DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0303107 PMID: 38748707

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Danielle Martin

Research

Latest papers

Latest funding

Interprofessional teams and capacity in collaborative primary care: a rapid scoping review.

Mapping policies, regulations, and practice supports for medical office assistants in primary care: a scoping review.

Elevating an invisible role: co-designing solutions to optimize medical office assistants in primary care.

Timeliness, continuity or travel time: results of a choice-based analysis exploring public preferences for access to primary care in Canada

Ten pressure points in primary care during COVID-19: findings from an international narrative review.

Primary care in the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond: Lessons from Ontario.

Designed for simplicity, used for complexity: The systemic pressures shaping walk-in clinic practices and outcomes

Digital health and equitable access to care.

Surgeon- and hospital-level variation in wait times for scheduled non-urgent surgery in Ontario, Canada: A cross-sectional population-based study.

A shifting terrain: Understanding the perspectives of walk-in physicians on their roles amid worsening primary care access in Ontario, Canada.

Frequent collaborators

Tara Kiran

Payal Agarwal

Geetha Mukerji

Jennifer Shuldiner

Laura Desveaux

Mina Tadrous

Lauren Lapointe-Shaw

Onil Bhattacharyya

Joshua Tepper

Simon Berthelot

Jenna Evans

Andreas Laupacis

Karen Tu

Tara Gomes

Noah Ivers

Noah Ivers

Wendy Levinson

Aisha Lofters

Muhammad Mamdani

Frank Sullivan

Gary Garber

Sheryl Spithoff

Elizabeth Muggah

Kamila Premji

Elizabeth Muggah

David White

Lynn Wilson

Risa Freeman

Michael Kidd

Jay Shaw

Jennifer Rayner