Scientists
Centre for Healthy Communities scientists embrace engaged scholarship by working closely with partners and communities to address applied public health problems and societal questions that impact health, wellbeing, and sustainability. Centre scientists support Canadians in helping their communities achieve their healthiest potential by:
- conducting research and evaluations
- collecting necessary data
- developing and scaling up tools and interventions
- sharing and mobilizing research evidence
- harnessing scientific and experiential (practice and community-based) knowledge through evidence reviews
- capacity building, and
- working collaboratively to achieve collective impact.
Centre for Healthy Communities scientists are formally affiliated with the School of Public Health, University of Alberta in a research capacity (e.g., through a faculty or adjunct position or long-standing collaboration).
Join our community
Interested in becoming a Centre for Healthy Communities scientist?
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Xinjie Cui |
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Patrick Hanington |
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Elaine Hyshka |
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Allyson Jones |
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Anita Kozyrskyj |
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Katerina Maximova |
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Stephanie Montesanti |
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Norman Neumann |
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Simon Otto |
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Roman Pabayo |
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Mike Paulden |
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Kim Raine |
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Lisa Allen Scott |
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Denise Spitzer |
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Jane Springett |
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Kate Storey |
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Shelby Yamamoto |
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