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Research
Latest funding
- $2,945,248
Functional Outcomes, Lung health, and Livelihood Outcomes among people With Tuberculosis (FOLLOW-TB): a pan-Canadian prospective cohort study
CIHR · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $1,154,425
Finding the right balance: An adaptive trial to identify the safest regimen with the shortest duration for TB prevention (treatment of TB Infection)
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $4,617,694
Finding the right balance: An adaptive trial to identify the safest regimen with the shortest duration for TB prevention (treatment of TB Infection)
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
Functional Outcomes, Lung health, and Livelihood Outcomes among people With Tuberculosis (FOLLOW-TB): a pan-Canadian prospective cohort study
Principal investigators: Campbell, Jonathon; Brode, Sarah K; Johnston, James C; Law, Stephanie
Keywords: Lung Health; Public Health; Quality Of Life; Sequelae; Tuberculosis
Finding the right balance: An adaptive trial to identify the safest regimen with the shortest duration for TB prevention (treatment of TB Infection)
Principal investigators: Menzies, Richard; Campbell, Jonathon; Fox, Gregory; Golchi, Shirin; Johnston, James C; Law, Stephanie; Long, Richard; Lupien, Andréanne; Ruslami, Rovina
Keywords: Acceptability; Adaptive Trial; Cost-Effectiveness; Multi-Arm Trial; Multicentre Trial; Randomized Trial; Safety; Tolerability; Tuberculosis; Tuberculosis Prevention
Finding the right balance: An adaptive trial to identify the safest regimen with the shortest duration for TB prevention (treatment of TB Infection)
Principal investigators: Menzies, Richard; Campbell, Jonathon; Fox, Gregory; Golchi, Shirin; Johnston, James C; Law, Stephanie; Long, Richard; Lupien, Andréanne; Ruslami, Rovina
Keywords: Acceptability; Adaptive Trial; Cost-Effectiveness; Multi-Arm Trial; Multicentre Trial; Randomized Trial; Safety; Tolerability; Tuberculosis; Tuberculosis Prevention
A Key Step to Eliminating Tuberculosis in Canada: Informing the Implementation and Scale-up of Tuberculosis Preventive Treatment
Principal investigators: Campbell, Jonathon; Brode, Sarah K; Johnston, James C
Keywords: Prevention; Risk-Benefit; Scale-Up Science; Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis in Canada: Modeling to Inform Elimination
Principal investigators: Schwartzman, Kevin; Johnston, James C
Keywords: Cost-Effectiveness; Decision Analysis; Ethics; Migrants; Prediction; Public Health; Screening; Tuberculosis
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