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DESCRIPTION:聽\n\n聽\n\nNadia O鈥橞rien is a PhD candidate in the Department of
  Family Medicine at 海角精品黑料. She holds a Master of Public Health
  (MPH) from Simon Fraser University and a BA in Anthropology from the Univ
 ersity of Toronto. Her doctoral research engaged patients and healthcare p
 roviders in describing gaps in care and co-designing recommendations to im
 prove the comprehensive primary care of women living with HIV in Canada.\n
 	This presentation is a follow-up to her PhD defense from November 25th 201
 9\, and will focus more closely on the participatory approach of her resea
 rch. This will be an informal presentation discussing the advantages\, as 
 well as challenges\, of adopting this approach\, with particular considera
 tions for graduate research projects.\n
DTSTART:20191205T200000Z
DTEND:20191205T210000Z
LOCATION:5858 Chemin de la C么te-des-Neiges\, suite 300
SUMMARY:Research Seminar - Key lessons for patient and community engagement
  during doctoral studies : a 5 year perspective from a parcipatory researc
 h project with women living with HIV in Canada - by Nadia O'Brien\, MSc Ph
 D(c)
URL:/familymed/channels/event/research-seminar-key-les
 sons-patient-and-community-engagement-during-doctoral-studies-5-year-30256
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