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Sam Liu, Assistant Professor in the School of Exercise Science and Health Education and Director of the Digital Health Lab
Debra Sheets pictured with PhD Student Sanjit Roy
Robert (Bob) Gifford, Professor, Department of Psychology
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Jonathan Rush, Department of Psychology
Hosna Jabbari, Assistant Professor, Computer Science
The Institute on Aging and Lifelong Health (
If you are interested in becoming an IALH Faculty Fellow, Post-Doctoral Fellow, Student Affiliate or Associate Member, please contact Dr. Jo Ann Miller, Research Manager, at IALHResearch@uvic.ca
IALH Staff
Victoria site
The creation of a multidisciplinary, university-based research
Phone: 250-721-6369
Email: IALH@uvic.ca
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Ladner site
In 2002 the Ladner satellite office was established in Delta, BC. A major focus of activity of the Ladner Office is recruiting and training volunteers to deliver self-management programs and training health care professionals to use self-management support strategies when interacting with patients. The Ladner office self-management programs give people the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to successfully manage chronic health conditions.
For more information on the self-management programs, visit their website here.
General Inquiries
Phone: 604-940-1273
Toll-free: 1-866-902-3767
Email: selfmgmt@uvic.ca
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Patrick McGowan |
Associate Director- IALH Ladner Site |
604-940-3574 |
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Naida Khan |
Office Manager |
604-940-9796 |
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Christine Bramwell |
Coordinator: Interior Self-Management Programs |
604-946-0521 |
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Margaret Chernaske |
Project Support |
604-940-1273 |
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June Clearsky |
Coordinator: Indigenous Provincial & Fraser (North) Self-Management Programs |
604-940-6950 |
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Mark Davies |
Coordinator: Northern Self-Management Programs |
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Julieta Gerbrandt |
Project Support, Self-Management Health Coach Program |
604-940-9424 |
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Brenda Gyurkovics |
Project Support |
604-940-1273 |
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Karen Hannah |
Lead, HCP Pairing & Support, Self-Management Health Coach Program |
604-940-3573 |
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Fran Hensen |
Self-Management Health Coach Program Educator |
250-516-5742 |
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Lisa Herriot |
Program Support, Self-Management Health Coach Program |
604-940-8973 |
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Navah Jacobs |
Research Assistant and Data Coordinator |
604-940-3572 |
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Courtney Kang |
Coordinator: Chinese Self-Management Programs |
604-940-8967 |
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Charles Labun |
Coordinator: Fraser (South) Self-Management Programs |
604-940-6585 |
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David Langer |
Coordinator: Vancouver Coastal (Vancouver & Richmond) Self-Management Programs |
604-940-3568 |
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Sherry Lynch |
Research Associate |
778-235-0148 |
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Ginette McLennan |
Project Support |
604-940-8924 |
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John Murphy |
Coordinator: Fraser (East) Self-Management Programs |
604-940-6380 |
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Leah Otsig |
Coordinator: Vancouver Island Self-Management Programs |
250-859-5558 |
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Ana Pacheco |
Program Support, Self-Management Health Coach Program |
604-940-3574 |
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Louise Rolland |
Coordinator: Vancouver Coastal & Sunshine Coast Self-Maangement Programs |
604-940-8945 |
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Gundeep Sidhu |
Coordinator: South-Asian Self-Management Programs |
236-858-9636 |
IALH Research Fellows
UVic faculty research fellows bring a diverse range of expertise in the fields of sociology, geography, psychology, economics, business, law, medical sciences, exercise science, philosophy, engineering, nursing, public health and social policy, child and youth care, social work, and public administration.
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Psychology |
How age related changes in cognitive control influence memory patterns and represenations in older adults; behavioural techniques; eye-tracking techniques; neuroimaging techniques (FNIRS, EEG) |
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Psychology |
Mental health; health behaviour; adolescences; young adults; youth mental health promotion; autism spectrum disorders |
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Public Health and Social Policy |
Health equity; 2SLGBTQ+ Aging; technology and aging |
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Nursing |
Primary care delivery models; nurse practitioner practice and leadership; palliative approach to care; diabetes care and management |
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Health Information Science |
Aging and assistive technologies; patient safety and technology; virtual care technologies; data science; human factors |
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Brewster, Paul Psychology |
Digital cognitive assessment; early detection of Alzheimer's disease; life course socioeconomic influences on late life cognition; advanced psychometric methods |
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Division of Medical Sciences |
Brain plasticity; understanding vascular & immunological contributions to age & related cognitive decline |
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Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education |
Health promotion; physical literacy, childhood and adolescent physical activity; gender-inclusive physical activity programs |
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Sociology |
Sociology of aging and technology; health promotion; health systems change; long term care; mental health |
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Division of Medical Sciences |
Neurobiology of mental disorders; links between depression and Alzheimer’s disease; biomarkers of early dementia; biomarkers of mood and psychotic disorders; reelin, sex and gender |
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Educational Psychology and Leadership Studies |
Intergenerational trauma and resilience; Asian mental health; Participatory Action Research; narrative research; youth mental health promotion; cultural and community psychology; intergenerational relations.
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Health Information Science |
Aging; artificial intelligence; biomedical informatics; data analytics; digital health; electronic health records; hospital system; surveillance |
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Division of Medical Sciences |
Effects of exercise on the human brain; effects of concussions on cognitive health later in life; use of video games to enhance cognitive health later in life |
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Nursing |
Mental health; immigrant, refugee and racialized communities; health equity; social justice; intersectionality; community based participatory action oriented research; patient oriented research | |
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Department of Geography |
Health services research; healthy aging: healthy communities; social determinants of health; vulnerable populations (stroke-affected, dementia, end-of-life, immigrant older adults, socially isolated, residents of Long Term Care) |
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Nursing |
Primary care delievery models; nurses' roles in primary care; home care; social network models; health policy making; knowledge traslation |
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School of Health Information Science |
Community based health information technology to support older adults in co-managing their health; ethical use of health information technology; use of health information technology to support patients and family caregivers at end of life |
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Nursing |
Cardiovascular health; global health; quality improvement; knowledge translation; metal hypersensitivity |
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Department of Psychology |
Executive functioning; neuropsychological assessment; concussions; healthy aging |
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Department of Psychology |
Neuropsychology and neuroimaging; identification of biomarkers for neurodegenerative disorders; healthy aging; intervention studies; challenges for individuals with cognitive decline and their caregivers |
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Psychology |
Impacts of climate change on, and by, older adults |
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Mechanical Engineering |
Musculoskeletal and orthopedic medical device design; patient assessment and rehabilitation; surgical planning; biomechanics; computational modeling; in vitro biomechanical experimentation; statistical morphological analysis |
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Nursing |
Health needs and experiences of middle-aged and older self-identifying gay men; curriculum development to support nursing care of middle-aged and older self-identifying gay men |
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Computer Science |
Agent-based modeling; predictive (crowd-aware) environment design; motion capture for biomechanical modeling; human-centred artificial intelligence in design and modeling; simulation for analytics and animation; representation in dynamic simulation, animation and graphics; artificial intelligence in diagnoses; serious games for rehabilitation; partiipatory design |
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Department of Psychology |
Cognitive health and dementia; digital health technology; longitudinal studies of aging, integrative data analysis |
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Computer Science |
Bioinformatics; medical informatics; transcriptomics; RNA structure-function prediction; RNA therapy; DNA methylation; mechanism of function prediction; artifical intelligence; high throughput sequence data analysis; aging |
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Health Information Science |
Human-computer interaction; cognitive science; health informatics; digital health; ehealth literacy; health information systems |
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Nursing |
Patient-reported outcomes; hermeneutics;knowledge translation; care of older adults with comorbidities |
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Public Health and Social Policy |
LGBTQ2+ communities; sexual health across the lifespan; sexually transmitted infections; HIV/AIDs; community-based research; mixed and multi-method studies; prospective cohort design; health equity |
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Pacific & Asian Studies |
environmental health issues among Indigenous communities in Northeast and Eastern India;ethnographic, survey based methods;health impacts related to geographic location |
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Exercise Science, Physical & Health Education |
Chronic disease prevention and management; mHealth; web-based interventions; big data; data prediction |
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Department of Psychology |
Cognitive aging; early detection of cognitive impairment; lifestyle engagements for successful aging; aging in place; technology in the home; longitudinal data analysis; gait; functional biomarkers of cognitive function; variability |
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Nursing |
Applied health services research; research competencies; knowledge translation competencies; leadership in health care organizations; evidence-based practice and health policy; healthy aging; technology use in health; health informatics |
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Sociology |
Population aging, life course, social determinants of health, social policy |
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Public Health and Social Policy |
Interventions for individuals with chronic health conditions; implementation, spread and sustainability of interventions; effectiveness of various interventions with specific chronic conditions |
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Health Information Science |
Data analytics; visualization; medical imaging; human factors; |
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Health Information Science |
eHealth/digital health literacy; consumer health informatics; human factors; human-computer interaction; information visualization |
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Anthropology |
Bone biology, skeletal plasticity to loading; bone hormones |
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Nursing |
Care of the older person with cancer; nursing ethics |
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Educational Psychology & Leadership Studies |
Weight stigma, theories of weight stigma, development of effective interventions, impact of weight stigma on health and health care |
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Nursing |
Perinatal mental health; sleep; parenting;infant/child development;Queer parenting; policy development for psychosocial healthcare in long term care; knowledge translation and mobilization |
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Pyschology |
Cognitive and pyschosocial predictors of health behaviours; impact of technology on these behaviours; improved measurement and assessment tools for assessment of cognitive decline; development of interventions with possible impmact on rate of cognitive and/or functional decline; impacts of COVID-19 and pandemic on psychosocial and cognitive outcomes |
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Computer Science |
Visualization; human-computer interaction; health informatics; patient-generated data; quantified self; sports data visualization |
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Health Information Science & Nursing |
eHealth; digital health; implementation of clinical information systems and patient portals |
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Pauluth-Penner, Trudy Applied Theatre |
Advancing lifelong health and well-being through intergenerational applied theatre arts initiatives; how aging is portrayed in the media; aging over time; promoting holistic-person-and-capability-centred care for people with dementia; enhancing quality in residential care with older adults' family perspectives;policy development for psychosocial healthcare in long term care; reminiscence/life review therapeutic interventions for older adults; prevelance of arts in care facilities; supports, barriers in BC and nationally | |
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Psychology |
Trajectories of cognitive change in normal aging and neurodegenerative disorders; impact of physical health changes on these trajectories; longitudinal research; role of (un)diagnosed ADHD in late life cognitive performance level and change |
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Exercise Science, Physical & Health Education |
Behavioural medicine and behaviour change interventions; pyschology of physcial activity and sedentary behaviour; theories of motivation |
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Rush, Jonathan Psychology |
Intra-individual processes; well-being; longitudinal methodology and analyses |
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Nursing |
Healthy aging; technologies to support older adults; community-based interventions to support the independence of individuals with dementia; caregiver supports |
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Sociology |
Aging and social capital; role of organizational culture in efforts to reduce anti-pyschotic medication in long term care; choir singing for individuals with dementia and their caregivers |
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Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education |
Mechanism responsible for physiological adaptation in the cerebral vasculature throughout the lifepan; environmental factors that impact cerebrovascular function; sex differences in cerebrovascular regulation |
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Computer Science |
Human computer interaction; technology to support hands-on activities (e.g. building physical interactive artifacts); co-design; technology for health; assistive technologies; interaction design |
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Nursing |
Chronic and life-limiting conditions; palliative and end-of-life care; vulnerable and marginalized populations; familiy caregiving; health services, systems and policies for an aging population |
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Psychology |
Each childhood and adolescent indicators of mental health across the life span; best practices with regard to the prevention of injuries and promotion of road safety |
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Biology
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Signaling pathways and molecular mechanisms that coordinate an organism's nutrtional status with metabollic responses, reproduction and maintenance of cell and tissue integrity with age: age-related changes from the molecular and cellular levels to the whole organism |
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Division of Medical Sciences |
Aging, stress, diet, lifestyle, infection immunity, microglia, learning, memory, cognition, neurodegenerative disease, animal models, post-mortem human brain samples, clinical studies, fluorescence, confocal and electron microscopy, behavioural analyses, molecular studies |
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Psychology |
Suicide and self-harm; disordered eating; risk-taking behaviours; micro-longitudinal methods; digital health; psychotherapy; behavioural therapy; Borderline Personality Disorder |
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Mechanical Engineering/Division of Medical Sciences |
Neural tissue models of age related disorders (e.g. Alzheimer's, Parkinson's) |
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Psychology |
Eye movements; visusal attention; memory; cognitive aging |
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School of Exercise Science, Physical & Health Education |
Enhanced aging; interventions to improve balance and reduce falls |
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Gustavson School of Business |
How to deliver home care efficiently with a high level of continuity; how to organize adaptive service systems to support transistions through the aging process |
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Postdoctoral Fellows
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Heydari, Sepideh Psychology |
Brain health; healthy aging; multiple sclerosis; superaging; digital health technology; wearable medical devices; cognitive control; decision making; pain |
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Knight, Jamie Psychology |
Cognitive and olfaction, early diagnosis; neurodegenerative diseases |
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Lewis, Nathan Psychology |
Cognitive reserve & resilience to dementia; early detection of cognitive change; relationship between physiologicalhealth and cognitive functioning |
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Sun, Yao Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education |
Neurophysiology; balance; posture control; fall prevention; aging; rehabilitaton; |
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Nursing |
Aging; palliative care; digital health; health equity; patient-oriented research; health services and policy research |
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Wagner, Sarah Sociology |
Long-term care; social isolation; digital inclusion; critical ethnography; digital storytelling; collaborative research |
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IALH Student Affiliates
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Anthony Theodore Amato Social Dimensions of Health Supervisor: Nathan Lachowsky |
HIV Health promotion in Gay/Bi and other men who have sex with men (MSM); health equity across generations |
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Masako Anderson Social Dimensions of Health Supervisor: Kelli Stajduhar, Denise Cloutier |
Death and dying; end of life care; advance care planning; older adult mental health; home care; older adult abuse/neglect/self-neglect; vulnerable adults, especially Japanese |
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Faria Athar Biology Supervisor: Nicole Templeman |
Impact of nutrition and diet on aging; reproductive health; menopause; role of exercise on aging; reproductive aging; improving health and care outcomes for aged persons |
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Coady Babin Social Dimensions of Health Supervisor: Nathan Lachowsky |
Health equity – specifically related to LGBTQ community, including autonomy and independence, access, experiences with health care systems |
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Tess Carswell Mechanical Engineering Supervisor: Josh Giles |
Medical device design; female-specific lower limb prosthetic design; user-centred design of medical devices; human factors engeineering; patient-oriented research; sex and gender differences in lower limb amputees; patient assessment and rehabilitation; biomechanics; computational modeling |
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Matilde (Matty) Cervantes Interdisciplinary Supervisor: Denise Cloutier |
Arts-based research; healthy aging; social determinants of health; mental health; social justice; environmental psychology; participatory action research |
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Tabitha Craig School of Exercise Science, Physical & Health Education Supervisor: Kurt Smith |
Effects of sex hormones on endothelial function; arterial stiffness in cerebrovasculature across the lifespan |
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Erin Donald Nursing Supervisor: Kelli Stajduhar |
Pre-existing and mental illness and advancing life limiting conditions; health equality |
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Gillian Eades Telford Social Dimensions of Health Supervisors: Karen Courtney; Anastasia Mallidou |
Community dwelling centanarians’ perceptions of life long successful aging predictors; qualitative research |
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Mina Emadi Computer Science Supervisor: Hosna Jabbari |
Bioinformatics; system biology; computational biology; machine learning; Alzherimer's disease |
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Amr Farghali Health Information Science Supervisor: Elizabeth Borycki |
Clinical informatics; innovative technologies to improve clinical practice, workflow, enhanced outcomes and patient safety; analysis of clinical data; tools or applications to visualize disease analytics; use of digital health solutions on medication compliance; impact of digital health solutions on clinical outcomes |
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Kendall Fraser Social Dimensions of Health Supervisor: Denise Cloutier |
Women 55+ who have experienced homelessness; use of life course perspective to understand cumulative impacts of homelessness on physical and mental health; support for women who have experienced homelessness to age safely in their communities; social isolation and loneliness of marginalized older women; the needs of LGBT women who have experienced homelessness |
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Junko Fukui Innes School of Health Information Supervisor: Abdul Vahabpour Roudsari |
Quality assurance; home support; seniors living independently at home; advanced analytics; technology |
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Maddie Gregory Psychology Supervisor: Theone Paterson |
Healthy aging; cognitive reserve; predictors of cognitive decline; psychological health |
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Kareen Hall Health Information Science Supervisor: Karen Courtney |
Older adults; older adults and the intersection with digital health and health equity |
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Heather Hollman School of Exercise Science, Physical & Health Education Supervisor: Ryan Rhodes |
Physical activity; digial health; pregnancy and postpartum health; lumbopelvic pain; low back pain; pelvic girdle pain; health behaviours; family physical activity; psychology of physical activity |
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Sean Kiley Music Composition & Psychology Supervisors: Anthony Tan, Stuart MacDonald |
Perception of time and memory; engagement with environment; factors that influence our perception and alter our states of mind; methods to enhance and optimize mind and body coherence so that alternative forms of healing may occur; cognitive disorders; attention deficit disorder |
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Amy Kim Health Information Science Supervisor: Abdul Roudsari |
Mental health and addiction; clinical decision support; digital health |
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Heather Kwan Psychology Supervisor: Jodie Gawryluk |
Using neuroimaging to understand both healthy and pathological aging; Alzheimer's disease; impact of various risk facotrs and their influence on outcomes of aging |
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Colleen Lacey Psychology Supervisor: Jodie Gawryluk |
Using neuroimaging and neuropsychological assessment measures to better understand healthy aging processes and neuropyschological conditions; investigating the use of non-pharmaceutical treatment (e.g. exercise) for neuropyschological conditions
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Adrienne Lagura Nursing Supervisor: Dzifa Dordunoo |
Adult cardiology; public health; transplant; health equity |
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Victor Lau Division of Medical Sciences Supervisor: Marie-Ève Tremblay |
Cellular senescence and aging; neuroimmune interactions and pharmacological treatments; role of glial cells in neurodegenerative disease and psychiatric disorders |
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Maybins Lengwe Computer Science Supervisor: Jens Weber |
Digital health; visualization; human computer interaction |
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Cameron Lindsay Health Information Science Supervisor: Karen Courtney |
Novel telehealth methodologies to improve access to Ear/Nose/Throat specialist services; use of health care proxies by ENT specialists for consultations, including use of specialized equipment |
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Cindy McDowell Psychology Supervisor: Stuart MacDonald |
Individual differences and cognitive health in the aging population; biological predictors of cognitive decline; risk and preventative factors; dementia symptom reduction reduction and social cognitive lifestyle interventions |
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Ashley Mollison Social Dimensions of Health Supervisor: Kelli Stajduhar |
Palliative and end-of-life care; poverty and homelessness; equity-informed care; harm reduction |
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Jordan Monks Social Dimensions of Health Supervisors: Kelli Stajduhar, Nathan Lachowsky |
Healthy aging; sexual health; health economics; older adult sexual health; STI prevention and treatment in older women |
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Dennis Natembeya Health Information Science Supervisor: Karen Courtney |
Gerontology; social isolation in seniors; community health and home health monitoring solutions |
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Lisa Olhauser Psychology Supervisor: Jodie Gawryluk |
Neuropyscholgy; healthy aging;cognitive rehabilitation |
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Ashleigh Parker Psychology Supervisor: Jodie Gawryluk |
Neuropsychology; neuroimaging through MRI; Alzheimer’s disease; subjective cognitive decline |
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Jessica Percy Campbell Political Science Supervisor: Colin Benett |
Aging and technology; marketing towards senniors; technological solutions |
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Brady Reive Division of Medical Sciences Supervisor: Hector Caruncho, Lisa Kalynchuk |
Neuroscience |
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Aleah Ross Exercise Science, Physical & Health Education Supervisor: Ryan Rhodes |
Health psychology; physical activity and health behaviours; clinical populations |
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| Sanjit Roy Social Dimensions of Health Supervisor: Rebecca Waburton |
Healthy aging; quality of life for people living with Alzheimers and related dementias |
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Sebastian Santana Psychology Supervisor: Stuart MacDonald |
Health interventions; health policy; cognitive health in later life |
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Vanessa Scarapicchia Psychology Supervisor: Jodie Gawryluk |
Using neuroimaging technologyto better understand and prevent environmental and physiological factors that contribute to agerelated cognitive decline |
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Morgan Schaeffer Psychology Supervisor: Theone Paterson |
Determining psychological variables which may predict cognitive decline in older adults (e.g. personality traits; non-pharmalogical interventions for preventing/reversing cognitive decline such as psycho-education, mindfulness) |
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Kimberly Shapkin Nursing Supervisor: Esther Snagster-Gormely |
Decision making in older adults; living well with dementia |
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Baeleigh VanderZwaag Psychology Supervisor: Mauricio Garcia-Barrera |
Brain injury (particularly concussion) treatment; neurorehabiliation; brain health; alternative therapies/treatments |
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Rebecca Vendittelli Psychology Supervisor: Scott Hofer |
Use of a mobile-based assessment application to measure psychosocial and lifestyle variables as well as cognition |
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Jeremy Viczko Psychology Supervisor: Collette Smart |
Clinical psychology; neuropsycholog; self-regulation neuroscience; sleep and memory; mindfulness; meditation |
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Evangeline Wagner Health Information Science Supervisor: Elizabeth Borycki |
At home assisted living; dementia care for patients and caregivers at home |
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Mattie Walker Public Health and Social Policy Supervisor: Nathan Lachowsky |
Trans, Two Spirit and non-binary mental health; safety in the trauma support contexts for gender diverse populations; gender diverse young people; gender-based violence; community based trauma supports and violence response |
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Catherine Webster Health Informatics Supervisors: Frances Lau; Jae-Yung Kwon |
Nursing informatics; telehealth; interoperability across health regions; perceptions of HER adoption by clinical staff |
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Alex Wells Public Health and Social Policy Supervisor: Nathan Lachowsky |
Role of LGBTQ2S recreational sports teams and leagues in supporting the health and wellbeing of LGBTQ2S individuals and communities; intergenerational nature of LGBTQ2S sports teams and leagues |
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Amanda Willms Exercise Science, Physical & Health Education Supervisor: Sam Liu |
Promoting physical activity and lifelong health through mHealth solutions and financial incentives as extrinsic motivators |
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Alison Ziesel Computer Science Supervisor: Alex Thomo & Hosna Jabbari |
Changes in gene expression over human aging; epigenetic changes in DNA and RNA over human againg |
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Sasha Zinovich Sociology Supervisor: Andre Smith |
Impact of social influences on healthcare decisions; inequalities in access to healthcare; social influences on moral regualtion and ethical behaviour |
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Associate Members
Associate Members are retired UVic researchers who are interested in aging and/or lifelong health; former IALH Student Affiliates who have completed their degree(s) and are still conducting research on aging and/or lifelong health; post-doctoral fellows who are conducting research on aging and/or lifelong health with a supervisor associated with a non-UVic academic setting; researchers associated with a non-UVic academic setting; individuals associated with a community-based organization focusing on lifelong health and/or aging; or organizations that are interested in supporting research on lifelong health and/or aging.
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Camille Angus |
Epidemiologist & Research Affiliate, Department of Psychology, University of Victoria Research interests: population health, optimal aging, cognitive health, social determinants of health, quality of life, health measurement, intersectionality, longitudinal methods, research data protection & sharing, authorship practices, research capacity development |
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Elisabeth Antifeau |
Regional Clinical Nurse Specialist, Palliative Care Interior Health |
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Carl Asche |
Research Professor, Department of Internal Medicine, College of Medicine University of Illinois |
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| Arlene Carson |
Owner AJ Carson Consulting & Research |
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Neena Chappell |
Professor Emeritus, University of Victoria Founding Director of IALH |
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Chris Corbett |
CSCW (Victoria) |
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Sarah-Louise Decrausaz |
Social Sciences Faculty Grant Officer, University of Victoria |
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Elizabeth Dow |
Owner Dow Consulting in Gerontology |
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Elaine Gallagher |
Professor Emeritus, University of Victoria Former IALH Director |
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Taylor Hainstock |
BC SUPPORT Unit - Vancouver Island Centre (Victoria) |
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Arne Hetherington |
Independent researcher |
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Sherin Jamal |
Public Health & Social Policy, University of Victoria Research Interests: Immigrant, ethno-cultural and visible minority older adults' access to care; equity-oriented palliative approaches to care; long-term residential care; health services research |
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| Sharon Koehn |
Adjunct Professor, Department of Gerontology Simon Fraser University Principal, Sharon Koehn Research Consulting |
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Tammy Maclean |
Postdoctoral Researcher, Dalla Lana School of Public Health University of Toronto |
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Shaina Raza |
CIHR Health Systems Impact Fellow, Public Health Ontario & University of Toronto |
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Kaitlyn Roland |
University of Victoria Research Services Research Interests: Parkinson's disease; dementia; caregiving; functional ability; activities of daily living; long-term care |
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Vicky Scott |
Clinical Professor, School of Poulation and Public Health University of British Columbia |
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Stacey Voll |
Consultant | |
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Rebecca Waburton |
Professor Emeritus, University of Victoria | |
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Laura Tamblyn Watts |
Founder & CEO, CanAge | |
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Amanda Webber |
UVic Graduate, Masters of Psychology Research Interests: executive functioning; TBI and concussions; modeling cognitive and daily functioning over time; impacts of COVID-19 on well-being |
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