Postdoctoral Fellows' Activities

Postdoctoral Fellows' Activities for 2005

• Summer Research Internship 2005
  • Dialogue and Debate Sessions
  • Work in Progress Sessions
  • Site visits to Research Institutes and national organizations (Peterson)
  • Writing exercises (Benzies)
  • Challenge projects
  • Advanced Work in Progress sessions (Peterson)
• Conference presentations
  • Canadian Public Health Association 96th Annual Conference (Mapping the Future of Public Health: People, Place and Policies), September 2005, Ottawa. Filling a Gap in Access to Care: Mothers' Experiences with Ontario's Pre- and Post-Natal Nurse Practitioner Project (Peterson, MacLean, Estable, Meyer, Engdasaw, Edwards)
  • University of Ottawa Annual Clinical Nursing Research Conference (Knowledge Transfer - Strategies for Success), May 2005, Ottawa. Rethinking knowledge translation: Nurses' work with vulnerable populations. Symposium. (Smith [Internship 2001], Peterson, Lang)

Postdoctoral Fellows' Activities for 2004

• Summer Research Internship 2004
  • Dialogue and Debate Sessions (Votta)
  • Work in Progress Sessions
  • Site visits to Research Institutes and national organizations (Lang)
  • Writing exercises (Benzies)
  • Challenge projects (O'Connor, Patterson)

Postdoctoral Fellows' Activities for 2003

• Summer Research Internship 2003:
  • Work in Progress Sessions (Kothari)
  • Writing Exercises (Kothari, Lee)
• Conferences and Workshops:
  • CPHA Pre-Conference Workshop, Calgary: Spokes, Spiderwebs and Storm Sewers (Mill, Kothari, Lee, Votta)
  • Child and Youth Injury Prevention. Ottawa (Votta)
  • Road Safety for Young Drivers. Ottawa (Votta)
  • Examining mental health issues in the homeless population: Challenges and implications of conducting research with homeless youth. Ottawa (Votta)
  • The Role of Gender in the Design of Multiple Interventions for HIV Prevention. Body Talk. University of Ottawa (Mill)
  • Nurses Fighting AIDS Stigma: Caring for All. CNA, Ottawa (Mill)
  • Linking clinical to large systems change: Evolution of a family therapist. Marriage and Family Therapy Program, Antioch New England Graduate School, Keen, NH (Lee)
• Submissions to peer-reviewed funding agencies
  • Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario Research Institute, The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
• Scientific Editor, Community Health Research Unit Perspectives (Votta)
• Participation on Master's thesis committees (Mill, Kothari, Lee)
• Reviewer:
  • External Review of Career Scientist Award, Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care (McPherson, Votta)
  • External Review of Personnel Award, Alberta Heritage Foundation (Kothari, Mill)
• Co-Teaching with Dr. Edwards
  • Policy Practicum (POP 8940), Population Health PhD Program (Kothari)
  • Multiple Interventions for Community Health Nursing (NSG 6115), Master's in Nursing Program (Mill)
  • Directed Study course (POP 8900), Population Health PhD Program (Lee)
• Member of Advisory Committee, CHSRF/CIHR Nursing Chair (Mill)