• Understanding Universality within a Liberal Welfare Regime: The Case of Universal Social Programs in Canada 

  Béland, D.; Marchildon, G. P.; Prince, M. J. (Social Inclusion, 2020)

  Although Canada is known as a liberal welfare regime, universality is a key issue in that country, as several major social programs are universal in both their core principles and coverage rules. The objective of this ...
• Examining career plateau in the public service 

  Darling, Sean (2020-05-25)

  Career plateau research is heavily focused on the private sector at the management level. There are few studies which examine career plateau in the public sector and no studies of career plateau in the Canadian core public ...
• Building and Sustaining Volunteer Engagement at the Writers' Exchange 

  Marck, Rory (2020-05-21)

  Established in 2011, the Writers’ Exchange is a small non-profit organization that operates in-school, after school, and summertime literacy programs for school-aged inner-city kids in East and South Vancouver, British ...
• Enacting medication administration as nursing practice in a neonatal intensive care unit: a praxiographic study 

  Neander, Wendy (2020-05-20)

  The purpose of this research was to offer a description of the complexity of nurses’ medication administration practices in relationships with technology. The clinical situations and circumstances in which nurses administer ...
• Indigenous women's governance & the doorways of consent 

  Bird, Christine (2020-05-08)

  The purpose of this research is to identify models of Indigenous governance: that respects Indigenous women’s ability to govern, are grounded in a sacred relationship with the land and water, and engage language and culture ...
• Evaluating the Awareness Anti-Racism Training Program at the University of Victoria 

  McKay, Ashley (2020-04-14)

  This research project’s intention is to evaluate the Awareness Anti-Racism Training Program offered by the Equity and Human Rights Office (EQHR Office) at the University of Victoria (UVic). This project attempts to answer ...
• Leadership supports for Indigenous staff with lived experience 

  Perrett, Sarah (2020-04-08)

  Social work practice involves acknowledging the interconnection between the personal and professional. Organizations hiring Indigenous staff are responsible to recognize the lived experience that comes with being an ...
• A Scan of Settlement Programs and Services in Western Canada: Integration of Newcomers in Prince George, British Columbia 

  Okoye, Cynthia (2020-04-07)

  Introduction Canadian immigration settlement programs and services aim to support newcomers’ successful settlement and integration so that they may participate and contribute to various aspects of Canadian life (Prince, ...
• Structural analysis of health-relevant policymaking information exchange networks in Canada 

  Contandriopoulos, Damien; Benoît, François; Bryant-Lukosius, Denise; Carrier, Annie; Carter, Nancy; Deber, Raisa; Duhoux, Arnaud; Greenhalgh, Trisha; Larouche, Catherine; Leclerc, Bernard-Simon; Levy, Adrian; Martin-Misener, Ruth; Maximova, Katerina; McGrail, Kimberlyn; Nykiforuk, Candace; Roos, Noralou; Schwartz, Robert; Valente, Thomas W.; Wong, Sabrina; Lindquist, Evert; Pullen, Carolyn; Lardeux, Anne; Perroux, Melanie (Implementation Science, 2017)

  Background Health systems worldwide struggle to identify, adopt, and implement in a timely and system-wide manner the best—evidence-informed—policy-level practices. Yet, there is still only limited evidence about individual ...
• “Layers of translation” - evidence literacy in public health practice: A qualitative secondary analysis 

  Martin, Wanda; Higgins, Joan Wharf; Pauly, Bernie; MacDonald, Marjorie (BMC Public Health, 2017)

  Background Strengthening public health systems has been a concern in Canada in the wake of public health emergencies. In one Canadian province, British Columbia, a high priority has been placed on the role of evidence to ...
• A scoping review and thematic analysis of the effects of medical scribes on patients and physicians 

  Shah, Lisa M (2020-04-01)

  Objective: To investigate the effects of medical scribes on physician and patient satisfaction, physician burnout, and the educational experience of medical students and residents. Methods: A scoping review was done ...
• Developing a Business Continuity Plan for the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College 

  Armstrong, Marissa (2020-03-23)

  The purpose of this research is to develop a robust Business Continuity Plan (BCP) for the Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC, or “the College”) by answering the primary research question of what are the critical ...
• The relational ethics of cultural safety, rights, and desire: Reflections on doing community-engaged research with migrant families in Indonesia 

  Ball, Jessica; Beazley, Harriot (Migraciones, 2017)

  A study of birth registration decision making by Indonesian parents involved in transnational migration is discussed with reference to the authors' long-standing use of an approach centred on the relational ethics of ...
• Analysis of the State Immunity Act 

  Monkhouse, Willem (2020-02-26)
• Wounded healer or stigmatized healer? First-person experience with suicidality among helping professionals in suicide prevention and intervention 

  Huss, Sabine (2020-02-18)

  This study sought to explore the experiences of helping professionals who have first-hand lived experience with suicidal ideation or suicidal behaviour and who work with suicidal people. The research is placed in the ...
• Governing cross-border sharing of genetic data: a new border frontier 

  Herman, Katherina (2020-02-12)

  The information contained within an individual’s DNA is arguably the most intimate form of information which uncovers a person’s past, present and future. The risk of misuse and discrimination resulting from the inappropriate ...
• Addressing Barriers to Accessing Treatment Services for Mother with Substance Use Disorder 

  Dash, Krystal (2020-02-07)

  This project examines the barriers to accessing treatment services for mothers with substance use disorder. It uses an intersectional approach to understand how gender, race/ethnicity, indigenity, and socioeconomic status ...
• Oh nisa’taro:ten? Learning how to sken:nen as a contemporary Haudenosaunee woman 

  Coon, Emily Charmaine (2020-01-30)

  The Haudenosaunee Confederacy is threaded together with sken:nen, the radical practice of peacemaking. As a Kanien’keha:ka woman, I am responsible for finding ways of bringing our peace-full teachings, gifts and intellect ...
• Land as Body: Indigenous womxn’s* leadership, land-based wellness and embodied governance 

  Gilpin, Erynne M. (2020-01-27)

  As many Indigenous voices and teachings reveal, individual practices of leadership are an everyday commitment to cultural resurgence and actualize within the personal spaces of the home, kitchen table, garden, birth-room ...
• Evaluating complex interventions in real context: Logic analysis of a case management program for frequent users of healthcare services 

  Hudon, Catherine; Chouinard, Maud-Christine; Brousselle, Astrid; Bisson, Mathieu; Danish, Alya (Evaluation and Program Planning, 2020)

  Case management programs for frequent users of healthcare services are complex interventions which implementation and application are challenging to evaluate. The aim of this article was to conduct a logic analysis to ...

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