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Research
Latest papers
Lessons Learned in Transgender Peer Navigation: A Year of Reflective Journaling.
International journal of environmental research and public health · 2025
Interviews to Assess a Peer Health Navigator Service for People Who Are Transgender or Gender Diverse.
Annals of family medicine · 2025
Using focus groups to inform a peer health navigator service for people who are transgender and gender diverse in Saskatchewan, Canada.
Health expectations : an international journal of public participation in health care and health policy · 2024
Latest funding
- $12,572,099
Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research Phase II Renewal
CIHR · 2020 · Principal investigator
- $1,999,985
Enhancing and Expanding the "Know Your Status" Initiative in on-reserve Indigenous Communities in Saskatchewan: A Community-engaged Intervention to Increase Diagnosis, Linkage to Care and Prevention of HIV, HCV and STBBIs
CIHR · 2017 · Co-investigator
9 publications.
Lessons Learned in Transgender Peer Navigation: A Year of Reflective Journaling.
Rose G, Mullock K, Gatin E, Fayant-McLeod T, McCarron MCE, Clark M, Madill SJ
Interviews to Assess a Peer Health Navigator Service for People Who Are Transgender or Gender Diverse.
Gulka E, Rose G, McCarron MC, Reid M, Clark M, Madill SJ
Using focus groups to inform a peer health navigator service for people who are transgender and gender diverse in Saskatchewan, Canada.
Rose G, McCarron M, Reid M, Fayant-McLeod T, Gulka E, Young J, Clark M, Madill SJ
Identifying a Cohort of People Who Are Transgender and Gender-Diverse Within Saskatchewan's Administrative Health Databases.
Rose G, Goalen S, Clark M, Madill S
Wellness Wheel Clinics: A First Nation community-partnered care model improving healthcare access, from healthcare providers' perspectives.
Pandey M, Clark M, Beresh E, Nilson S, Kay C, Campbell T, Nicolay S, Skinner S
Assessment of Knowledge, Comfort, and Skills Working with Transgender Clients of Saskatchewan Family Physicians, Family Medicine Residents, and Nurse Practitioners.
Christopherson L, McLaren K, Schramm L, Holinaty C, Ruddy G, Boughner E, Clay A, McCarron M, Clark M
Hospital admissions and mortality due to complications of injection drug use in two hospitals in Regina, Canada: retrospective chart review.
Tsybina P, Kassir S, Clark M, Skinner S
Post-CaRMS match survey for fourth year medical students.
Clark M, Shah S, Kolla L, Marshall S, Bryson S, Nair B
A needs assessment on addressing environmental health issues within reproductive health service provision: Considerations for continuing education and support.
Williamson L, Sangster S, Bayly M, Gibson K, Lawson K, Clark M
Saskatchewan Centre for Patient-Oriented Research Phase II Renewal
Principal investigators: Smith, Preston A; Babyn, Paul S; Clark, Megan; Donkers, Sarah J; King, Malcolm; Lawson, Karen; Maina, Geoffrey M; Mann, Jackie; Skrapek, Candace H
Keywords: Capacity Development; Evidence Informed Policy; Health Data; Indigenous Health; Learning Health System; Patient Engagement; Patient Reported Outcomes And Experiences; Patient-Oriented Research; Quality Improvement
Enhancing and Expanding the "Know Your Status" Initiative in on-reserve Indigenous Communities in Saskatchewan: A Community-engaged Intervention to Increase Diagnosis, Linkage to Care and Prevention of HIV, HCV and STBBIs
Principal investigators: Skinner, Stuart J; Werker, Denise H; Khan, Ibrahim; Klein, Marina B; Sasakamoose, JoLee
Keywords: Equitable Care; Hiv/Hcv; Indigenous Health
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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