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AperçuDate de publicationTitreAuteur(s)
Cindy Peltier_Thesis_Final_Version.pdf.jpg26-mai-2015The lived experience of Anishinaabe people with cancer: a focus on Indigenous healing, Western medicine and MinobimaadiziwinPeltier, Cindy M.
Areej Al-Hamad thesis_11.pdf.jpg21-mar-2019Food insecurity, poverty and lived experience of homelessness: a study of women in Northeastern and Southwestern OntarioAl-Hamad, Areej
FINAL Post Defense Version_S. M. Myles Dissertation_15April2020.pdf.jpg20-jan-2020A study of family physician scope of practice in OntarioMyles, Sophia M.
Nowrouzi_Behdin_PhD_Thesis.pdf.jpg9-oct-2013ThesisBehdin, Nowrouzi
BGohar_PhDThesis Final.pdf.jpg17-déc-2018Evidence-based strategies in occupational health: applying meta-analytic and qualitative methods to identify and understand sickness absence among nurses and health care aides with considerations for Northeastern OntarioGohar, Basem
PhD thesis JL_Wabie-Kijiikwewin aji sweetgrass stories.pdf.jpg1-jan-2017Kijiikwewin aji: sweetgrass storiesWabie, Joey-Lynn
Lougheed Thesis - Final.pdf.jpg20-jan-2016Youths aging out of foster care and their experiences learning mindfulness in an arts-based group program.Lougheed, Sean C.H.
Ritchie_Stephen_Doctoral_Thesis.pdf.jpg21-mai-2014Promoting resilience and well-being for indigenous adolescents in Canada: connecting to the good life through an outdoor adventure leadership experienceRitchie, Stephen D.
APRIL 26 FINAL REVISED THESIS CLEAN COPY.pdf.jpg9-mar-2016Exploring how indigenous healing practices and a western treatment model “seeking safety” can co-exist in assisting indigenous peoples to heal from trauma and addictionMarsh, Teresa Naseba
FINAL_Thesis_PhD Rural & Northern Health_McNeil, David.pdf.jpg21-aoû-2015The effectiveness of a care transitions and rapid response nurse intervention at reducing readmissions and emergency department use for high risk patients: a mixed methods studyMcNeil, David

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