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Ruth Gallop RN, PhD

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The interpersonal process has been a constant source of fascination for me. Helping nurses develop the abilities to truly hear the client’s message has been the driving force behind my […]

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Catherine Hardie RN, EdD

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Dr. Kate Hardie has studied the added strain that immigrant women experience when mothering a child in the hospital. She has presented on how language discordance affects their experience, and […]

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Ellen Hodnett RN, PhD

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My primary goal has been to provide decision-makers with the best possible evidence about helpful forms of care for childbearing women. Dr. Ellen Hodnett’s research program focuses on rigorous evaluations […]

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pamela.khan@utoronto.ca

Pamela Khan RN, MSc(A)

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Pamela Khan has taught in a diverse range of subject areas, including health policy, health systems, ethics and mental health. She is the recipient of a U of T Nursing […]

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Geraldine (Jody) MacDonald RN, EdD

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I am passionate about getting to know my diverse students and about introducing arts-based learning approaches to foster learner-centred learning. Jody Macdonald is an award-winning Lecturer who incorporates visits to […]

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Patricia McKeever RN, PhD

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Her areas of expertise include long-term care policies, chronic illness and disability, interdisciplinary scholarship, contemporary social theory and qualitative research methods. Her research focuses on children with severe chronic illnesses […]

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Linda-Lee O’Brien-Pallas RN, PhD, FCAHS, LLD (hon)

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Dr. Johnston’s primary research focus is on neotal intensive care pain management and NICU health outcomes Dr. Linda-Lee O’Brien-Pallas has completed more than 90 research projects, helping to lay the […]

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Dorothy Pringle PhD

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Dr. Dorothy Pringle’s research has concentrated on the quality of daily life of older people who are cognitively impaired, and focused on those who live in long-term care facilities and […]

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Bonnie Stevens RN, PhD

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With what we have learned from research on pain assessment and management, it is no longer tolerable to let children and infants suffer from needless pain and its consequences. Dr. […]

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Ann Tourangeau RN, PhD

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If we know what (and how) nursing structures and care process affect a healthcare outcome, we can manage these factors to improve healthcare outcomes. Professor Ann Tourangeau is a Professor […]

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