EditorAs a PhD-trained researcher with a background in knowledge translation and exchange (also known as knowledge mobilization or implementation science), I’m available to work on contract for researchers who need support with these tasks:
- reviewing literature, including screening abstracts and full-text articles for knowledge synthesis,
- facilitating events for qualitative data collection and public engagement—for example, tweet chats, deliberative dialogue events, focus groups, interviews,
- analyzing qualitative data, and
- preparing and editing knowledge translation outputs, including journal manuscripts, conference presentations, plain language summaries, and policy briefs.
Past research-related projects and publications
- BC Mental Health Rights
- Tapestry: Fostering diversity and equity in patient engagement in research (Final modules coming soon! In the meantime, read about the Tapestry project here.)
- Pilot of a training format for clinicians’ continuing professional development: Open house with rotating short segments
- A qualitative study of clinicians’ perspectives on independent rights advice for involuntary psychiatric patients in British Columbia, Canada
- Plain language to minimize cognitive load: A social justice perspective
- Improving patients’ understanding of their rights under British Columbia’s Mental Health Act (dissertation)