Research

This international collaboration investigates the extent to which things that happen in a person’s life before they became a parent predict their children’s early health and development.

This project gathers evidence on the effectiveness and health service delivery impacts of adapted early behaviour intervention programs, including telehealth and group-based delivery models.

This project brings together researchers, practitioners and policymakers to tackle the challenge of evaluating “upstream” public health interventions.

We are analyzing evidence from BC’s population-based child development monitoring data to identify early mental health indicators, common trajectories and mental health promotive factors.

We conducted a systematic review of school-based substance use prevention programs to determine which programs were most effective.

Conducted with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Greater Vancouver (EFry), this study centred mothers’ expert voices as they identified barriers to accessing support services and proposed solutions to address them.

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