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Research Projects - Dr. Sylvia Abonyi
The following is a list of research projects that Dr. Abonyi is involved with.
As our website is currently being updated, this listing is not comprehensive.
Click on the project's title for an overview of the project and links to related material.
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First Nation’s Health Development: Tools for Assessment of Health and Social Service Program Impacts on Community Wellness and Capacity
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Social and Economic Dimensions of an Aging Population: SEDAP-II- Canada in the 21st Century
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Tools 2 – Community Health and Wellness Indicators Reflecting Daily Life
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The Determinants of TB Transmission in the Canadian-born Population of the Prairie Provinces
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Aboriginal Health Research and Training Facility
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Northern Saskatchewan HIV/AIDS and HEPATITIS C Awareness Initiative
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Evaluating the use of Community Health Indicators Toolkit and Program Logic Models
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Indigenous knowledge networks for infant, child, and family health
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A Comparative analysis of the emergence of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus among the First Nations of Manitoba and Saskatchewan: 1945-1970
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HIV/Aids, maternal health and mother identities: narrative constructions, health-related behaviours and programming implications
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Phase III: Regional Review of the Aboriginal Health Human Resources Initiatives and mid-term progress review of the Aboriginal Health Transition Fund
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Social and Economic Dimensions of an Aging Population. SEDAP-II - Canada in the 21st Century: moving towards an older society
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Tier 2 Canada Research Chair Research Award (Aboriginal Health)
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Aboriginal Aging Symposium 2008
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Revitalising Health for All: Scaling Up/Learning from Comprehensive Primary Health Care Experiences
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The Visual and Cultural Context of Health Body Weight and Body Image among Aboriginal Women in the Battlefords Tribal Council Region
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Reducing mental health disparities through population health promotion: translating knowledge into practice – practice into knowledge
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Cultural Vitalization as a Health Determinant Among Aboriginal Canadians
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Phase II: Evaluation of the Aboriginal Health Transition Fund and the Aboriginal Health Human Resources Initiatives
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Evaluating Community and Organizational Transition to Enhance the Health Status of Residents of Northern Saskatchewan
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