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Dennis Wendt
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Research
Latest funding
- $891,225
From Blind Spots to Bright Spots: Insights from Administrative Records, Coroner's Reports, and Lived Experiences to Inform Youth Suicide Prevention
CIHR · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $124,852
Structural determinants of Indigenous health and well-being in Quebec: Improving policy and practice pertaining to substance use health and harm reduction
CIHR · 2024 · Nominated PI
- $32,906
Supporting post-secondary Indigenous students in post-TRC Canada: Cultural identity, belonging, and diversity
SSHRC · 2022 · Principal investigator
From Blind Spots to Bright Spots: Insights from Administrative Records, Coroner's Reports, and Lived Experiences to Inform Youth Suicide Prevention
Principal investigators: Geoffroy, Marie-Claude
Keywords: Administrative Record; Case-Control; Coroner Reports; Health Care Services; Lived Experience; Qualitative; Socio-Ecological Lens; Suicide; Youth
Structural determinants of Indigenous health and well-being in Quebec: Improving policy and practice pertaining to substance use health and harm reduction
Principal investigators: Wendt, Dennis C; Phillips, Morgan K; Garneau, Mathilde
Keywords: Harm Reduction; Indigenous Peoples; Strengths-Based Approach; Structural Determinants; Substance Use
Supporting post-secondary Indigenous students in post-TRC Canada: Cultural identity, belonging, and diversity
Principal investigators: Wendt, Dennis
Keywords: Indigenous Peoples; participatory research; post-secondary students; cultural identity; well-being; mixed methods research; resilience; reconciliation; Two-Eyed Seeing
Supporting post-secondary Indigenous students in post-TRC Canada: Cultural identity, belonging, and diversity
Principal investigators: Wendt, Dennis
Keywords: Indigenous Peoples; participatory research; post-secondary students; cultural identity; well-being; mixed methods research; resilience; reconciliation; Two-Eyed Seeing
Identifying effective interventions for addressing social issues and disparities faced by Indigenous individuals with substance use problems in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Principal investigators: Wendt, Dennis C; Charlong, Pamela A; Brunelle, Caroline; Burack, Jacob A; Mushquash, Christopher J; O'Connor, Roisin M; Stewart, Sherry H
Keywords: Community-Based Research; Covid-19 Pandemic; Indigenous Peoples; Indigenous Youth; Mental Health; Substance Use Services; Two-Eyed Seeing
Motivation, Emotion Regulation, and Well-being in Post-secondary Faculty
Principal investigators: Hall, Nathan C.
Keywords: faculty development; motivation; psychological well-being; emotion regulation; contingent faculty; female faculty; Indigenous faculty; LGBTQ+ faculty; mixed-methods
Substance use disorder treatment transformations due to the COVID-19 pandemic: Impact on Indigenous patients and communities
Principal investigators: Wendt, Dennis C; Marsan, Stéphanie M; Brunelle, Caroline; Mushquash, Christopher J; Stewart, Sherry H
Keywords: Covid-19; Indigenous Peoples; Opioid Use Disorder Treatment; Opioid-Agonist Therapy; Qualitative Methods; Substance Use Disorder Treatment; Telemedicine
The Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on youth substance use problems and services: Knowledge synthesis with Indigenous Nations and organizations.
Principal investigators: Wendt, Dennis C; Charlong, Pamela A; Larney, Sarah; O'Connor, Roisin M
Keywords: Covid-19 Pandemic; Indigenous Peoples; Indigenous Youth; Knowledge Synthesis; Substance Use Problems
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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