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Rhona Hanning
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Research
Latest papers
Codevelopment of Healthy and Unhealthy Dietary Behaviors: A Dyadic Examination of Parenting Practices and Adolescent Characteristics.
Journal of nutrition education and behavior · 2021
Appetite for change? Facilitators and barriers to nutrition guideline implementation in Canadian recreational facilities.
Health promotion international · 2021
Recreation Facility Food and Beverage Environments in Ontario, Canada: An Appeal for Policy.
International journal of environmental research and public health · 2021 · senior author
Latest funding
- $70,000
Towards food security and sustainability: A participatory community-based project with Williams Treaties First Nations
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $44,900
Toward a Food Secure City Region Food System in Peterborough
SSHRC · 2020 · Co-investigator
- $56,000
In the spirit of peace, friendship and respect - relationships with our partners.
CIHR · 2017 · Supervisor
20 publications.
Codevelopment of Healthy and Unhealthy Dietary Behaviors: A Dyadic Examination of Parenting Practices and Adolescent Characteristics.
Piatkowski C, Keidar S, Carbert N, Naylor PJ, McKay H, Hanning R, Le Mare L, Mâsse LC
Appetite for change? Facilitators and barriers to nutrition guideline implementation in Canadian recreational facilities.
Kirk SFL, Olstad DL, McIsaac JD, Prowse RJL, Caswell S, Hanning R, Raine KD, Mâsse LC, Naylor PJ
Recreation Facility Food and Beverage Environments in Ontario, Canada: An Appeal for Policy.
Caswell S, Naylor PJ, Olstad D, Kirk S, Mâsse L, Raine K, Hanning R
What can be done to reduce the prevalence of teen pregnancy in rural Eastern Uganda?: multi-stakeholder perceptions.
Nabugoomu J, Seruwagi GK, Hanning R
Perceived opportunities and challenges of family and community members in supporting teen mothers in rural Eastern Uganda.
Nabugoomu J, Seruwagi GK, Corbett K, Horton S, Hanning R
Simulation in Learning and Using the Nutrition Care Process/Terminology: Experiences and Perceptions of Dietitians in Canada
Buchholz AC, Hendrickson M, Giroux I, Correa JA, Hanning R, Eisenbraun C, Lieffers J, Lövestam E
Healthy vending contracts: Do localized policy approaches improve the nutrition environment in publicly funded recreation and sport facilities?
Lane C, Naylor PJ, Tomlin D, Kirk S, Hanning R, Masse L, Olstad DL, Prowse R, Caswell S, Jarvis S, Milford T, Raine K
Relationships Between Weight Change and Physical and Psychological Distress in Early-Stage Breast Cancer Survivors
Vance V, Mourtzakis M, Hanning R
Smartphone apps and the nutrition care process: Current perspectives and future considerations.
Chen J, Gemming L, Hanning R, Allman-Farinelli M
Needs and Barriers of Teen Mothers in Rural Eastern Uganda: Stakeholders' Perceptions Regarding Maternal/Child Nutrition and Health.
Nabugoomu J, Seruwagi GK, Corbett K, Kanyesigye E, Horton S, Hanning R
Towards food security and sustainability: A participatory community-based project with Williams Treaties First Nations
Principal investigators: Hanning, Rhona
Keywords: First Nations communities; food security; sustainable food systems; food sovereignty; community-based participatory research; asset mapping; qualitative methods; mixed methods; decolonizing; project planning
Toward a Food Secure City Region Food System in Peterborough
Principal investigators: Classens, Michael
Keywords: (1) City region food systems; (2) Communtiy food security; (3) Sustainble food systems; (4) Food insecurity; (5) Communtiy based research; (6) Action research
In the spirit of peace, friendship and respect - relationships with our partners.
Principal investigators: Juutilainen, Sandra A
Keywords: Collaboration; Focus Groups; Health Equity; Indigenous Stakeholder Engagement; Literature Reviews; Public Health Capacity; Public Health Units; Reconciliation; Relationship Building; Treaty Partners
Simulation Modelling of the Impact of Population Approaches to Reduce Free Sugar Consumption among Canadians
Principal investigators: Veugelers, Paul J
Keywords: Chronic Disease; Free Sugars; Health Economics; Health Policy; Nutrition; Population Health; Simulation Modeling
Developing a research agenda for school nutrition policy in Ontario: A planning meeting including key stakeholders from across Canada
Principal investigators: Vine, Michelle M; Leatherdale, Scott
Keywords: Nutrition Policy; School Health; Social Determinants Of Health
Impact of transitioning to secondary schools on health behaviours associated with obesity and academic related outcomes: A socio-ecological perspective
Principal investigators: Masse, Louise C
Keywords: Children; Elementary Students; Family; Healthy Eating; Peers; Physical Activity; School; Screen Time; Secondary Students; Socio-Ecological Model
Impact of transitioning to secondary schools on behaviours associated with obesity and academic-related outcomes: An ecological perspective
Principal investigators: Masse, Louise C
Keywords: Academic Performance; Behaviour Change; Childhood Obesity; Determinants Of Health Behaviours; Environmental Influences; Household Environment; Nutrition; Physical Activity; School Environment; Sedentary Behaviours
Refining a Scaling Up Strategy for Bringing Local Healthy Food to School through Learning Circles in First Nations and Métis Communities
Principal investigators: Hanning, Rhona M; Dhanwant, Kiku (Karen) A
Keywords: Community Capacity Building; Culture; First Nations; Food Systems; Healthy Eating; Knowledge Translation And Exchange; Metis; Scaling Up; Social Capital
Refining a Scaling up Strategy for Local Sustainable Nourishment in Indigenous School Communities
Principal investigators: Hanning, Rhona M; Dhanwant, Kiku (Karen) A
Keywords: Aboriginal; Implementation Research; Nutrition; Participatory Action Research; Realist Evaluation; Scaling Up; Schools; Social Network Analysis
The Healthy Weights Connection: Scaling up a public health system intervention
Principal investigators: Wilk, Piotr; Belliveau, Lizanne; Griffiths, Amber; Trottier-Frappier, Huguette; Wilson, Chris; Cooke, Martin J
Keywords: Aboriginal Peoples Health; Childhood Obesity; Community Based Research; Mixed Methods; Public Health And Wellness System; Public Health Intervention
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
- School of Public Health and Health Systems
- Kinesiology
- School of Population and Public Health
- Exercise Science
- Health and Human Performance
- Community Health Sciences
- Family Practice
- Other
Co-authors at University of Waterloo, colored by department. Thicker lines mean more shared papers; select anyone to open their profile and their own map.
Marina Mourtzakis
Kinesiology
4 shared papers, latest 2019
Patti-Jean Naylor
Exercise Science
3 shared papers, latest 2021
Susan Horton
School of Public Health and Health Systems
2 shared papers, latest 2020
Kim Raine
Faculty
2 shared papers, latest 2021
Kirsten Bell
Kinesiology
2 shared papers, latest 2014
Sara Kirk
Health and Human Performance
2 shared papers, latest 2021
Steve Manske
Faculty
2 shared papers, latest 2017
Patti-Jean Naylor
School of Population and Public Health
1 shared papers, latest 2021
Shannon Majowicz
School of Public Health and Health Systems
1 shared papers, latest 2018
Dana Olstad
Community Health Sciences
1 shared papers, latest 2021
Kelly Skinner
School of Public Health Sciences
1 shared papers, latest 2018
Louise Masse
School of Population and Public Health
1 shared papers, latest 2019
Isabelle Giroux
Nutrition Sciences
1 shared papers, latest 2020
Piotr Wilk
Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics
1 shared papers, latest 2015
Leonard Tsuji
Health and Society
1 shared papers, latest 2016
Andrea Buchholz
Kinesiology
1 shared papers, latest 2020
Heather Mckay
Family Practice
1 shared papers, latest 2021
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