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Research
Latest papers
Patient vs. Community Engagement: Emerging Issues.
Medical care · 2018
Community engagement in global health education supports equity and advances local priorities: an eight year Ecuador-Canada partnership.
Canadian medical education journal · 2018
Development and content validation of the information assessment method for patients and consumers.
JMIR research protocols · 2014
Latest funding
- $92,000
The Kahnawake School Diabetes Prevention Project as a community 'social movement'. Taking into account the community level outcome of a health promotion program in an Indigenous community.
CIHR · 2013 · Supervisor
- $1,249,930
Networks for change and well-being: girl-led from the ground up policy-making - addressing sexual violence
SSHRC · 2013 · Co-investigator
- $22,500
Collaborative community-based research in Northern Quebec: intersectoral planning for healthy communities
CIHR · 2012 · Co-investigator
3 publications.
Patient vs. Community Engagement: Emerging Issues.
Kimminau KS, Jernigan C, LeMaster J, Aaronson LS, Christopher M, Ahmed S, Boivin A, DeFino M, Greenlee R, Salvalaggio G, Hendricks D, Herbert C, Mabachi NM, Macaulay A, Westfall JM, Waitman LR
Community engagement in global health education supports equity and advances local priorities: an eight year Ecuador-Canada partnership.
Misra S, Doucet A, Morales J, Andersson N, Macaulay A, Evans A
Development and content validation of the information assessment method for patients and consumers.
Pluye P, Granikov V, Bartlett G, Grad RM, Tang DL, Johnson-Lafleur J, Shulha M, Barbosa Galvão MC, Ricarte IL, Stephenson R, Shohet L, Hutsul JA, Repchinsky CA, Rosenberg E, Burnand B, Légaré F, Dunikowski L, Murray S, Boruff J, Frati F, Kloda L, Macaulay A, Lagarde F, Doray G
The Kahnawake School Diabetes Prevention Project as a community 'social movement'. Taking into account the community level outcome of a health promotion program in an Indigenous community.
Principal investigators: Tremblay, Marie-Claude
Keywords: Community Health; Community-Based; Diabetes Prevention; Evaluation; Health Promotion; Indigenous Health; Intervention Research; Participatory Research
Networks for change and well-being: girl-led from the ground up policy-making - addressing sexual violence
Keywords: youth; girls; participatory methodologies; Aboriginal people; international development; sexual violence
Collaborative community-based research in Northern Quebec: intersectoral planning for healthy communities
Principal investigators: Macdonald, Mary E; Dery, Serge; Lameboy, George
Keywords: Academic Community Partnership; Collaborative; Cree; Culture; Economic Development; Education; Environment; Health Needs Assessment; Health Services; Intersectoral: Health; Inuit; Plan Nord; Quebec
Preventing Childhood Sexual Violence in Inuit Communities in Canada
Principal investigators: Johnson, Kirsten N; Bolton, Paul A; Macaulay, Ann C
Keywords: Aboriginal Health; Child Health; Domestic Violence; Interdisciplinary; Mental Health; Mixed Methods; Participatory Methods; Psychosical Functioning; Public Health; Sexual Violence
A Realist Review of Participatory Research: Disseminating the results to knowledge users in community-engaged scholarship, public health, health funding, and ethics review.
Principal investigators: Macaulay, Ann C
Keywords: Community-Based Research; Health Interventions; Participatory Research; Realist Review
What are the key processes associated with outcomes of Participatory Research with Health Organizations (PRO)? A participatory knowledge synthesis
Principal investigators: Macaulay, Ann C; Parry, Sharon; Pluye, Pierre
Keywords: Integrated Knowledge Translation; Organizational Studies; Participatory Research; Systematic Mixed Studies Review
STARVING FOR SLEEP: Prevention of Childhood Obesity by Rapid Translation and Dissemination of Research via a University/School-Board Partnership
Principal investigators: Gruber, Reut; Somerville, Gail
Keywords: Children; Knowledge Translation; Nutrition; Obesity; Physical Activity; School-Based Intervention; Sleep
Meeting to finalize research protocol for testing a CBPHC intervention to tackle child labour
Principal investigators: Andermann, Anne; Gunn, Susan; Nasrullah, Muazzam
Keywords: Child Labour; Community Based Primary Health Care; Health And Health Equity; Integrated Knoweldge Translation; International Research Collaboration
Breaking the cycle of entrenched multi-generational health inequities by developing interventions to tackle child labour and promote childhood development
Principal investigators: Andermann, Anne; Awan, Saeed; Gunn, Susan; Nasrullah, Muazzam
Keywords: Child Labour; Community Based Participatory Research; Evaluation Research; Evidence Based Public Health; Global Health; Health Equity; Integrated Knowledge Translation; Intersectoral Collaboration; Population Health Intervention Research; Research Capacity Strengthening
Developing a Partnership for the Implementation of Recovery in Quebec
Principal investigators: Piat, Myra
Keywords: Mental Health; Organizational Challenges; Participatory Research; Recovery; Recovery-Oriented Services
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
- Pierre Pluye and Vera Granikov: 9 shared papers
- Ann Macaulay and Pierre Pluye: 1 shared paper
- Ann Macaulay and Neil Andersson: 1 shared paper
- Ann Macaulay and Antoine Boivin: 1 shared paper
- Ann Macaulay and Ginetta Salvalaggio: 1 shared paper
- Ann Macaulay and Vera Granikov: 1 shared paper
- Antoine Boivin and Ginetta Salvalaggio: 1 shared paper
- Family Medicine
- Médecine de famille
- Médecine familiale
- Other
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