BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD
AND
CURRICULUM
VITAE
August
2008
A.
PERSONAL INFORMATION
NAME: Carol
L. McWilliam
(519)
850-0095
DEPARTMENT: Faculty
of Health Sciences
Faculty
of Graduate Studies
Faculty
of Medicine and Dentistry (cross appointment – 2000 - 2005)
Rehabilitation
Sciences Graduate Program (2005 - )
B. PRE-UNIVERSITY EDUCATION
INSTITUTION PLACE YEARS
C.
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT DEGREE YEAR
Toronto,
Ontario Administration
HONOURS
University
of Western Ontario Faculty Scholar Award 2005-07
Faculty of
Health Sciences Certificate of Appreciation for Teaching Excellence 2004-06
2003-04
2002-03
Patient-Physician Research Award,
the
Bayer Institute for Health Care Communication 1996
Distinguished Paper Award, Annual Conference, North
American Primary Care
Research
Group 1996
USC Teaching Honour
Roll for teaching excellence, from the University Students'
Council at The University of Western
Ontario 1995-96
Career Scientist Award
1994-97
Admission Scholarship, O.I.S.E. 1987
Hotson Memorial Award for Highest Achievement in M.Sc.N. 1983
Highest
Achievement in Nursing Courses 1983
Valensky Prize for Highest Achievement Nursing
Faculty, University of New Brunswick 1967
Mr. & Mrs. Conrad J. Osman Scholarship 1963-67
Lord Beaverbrook Scholarship 1963-67
D. PREVIOUS EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
DATE RANK/POSITION DEPARTMENT INSTITUTION
Jan.
- Dec./99 Associate Member Department
of Curriculum,
Teaching
& Learning
1989 - 1990 Director
of Education Education Kitchener-Waterloo
Hospital
1986 - 1987 Director Curriculum and Research
1984 - 1986 Dean Health Sciences and
Human
Services
1982 - 1983 Chairman Nursing Education Division
1977 - 1983 Chairman
1976 Teaching
Master Nursing Genessee
Community
College
1972 - 1975 Teaching
Master Nursing
Gen.
Hospital
1970 - 1972 Lecturer Nursing University
of
1968 - 1970 Instructor Nursing University
of
1967 - 1968 Staff
Nurse Nursing
E. ACADEMIC AND/OR ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS
i) ACADEMIC
POSITIONS
INSTITUTION RANK DATE
The
Nursing,
Graduate Studies &
Occupational
Therapy/Rehabilitation
Sciences
Chair,
Graduate Programs, Nursing 1998-
2002
Associate
Professor 1996-1999
Faculties of Medicine and Dentistry,
Nursing,
and Graduate Studies
The
University of Western Ontario Assistant
Professor, Faculties of 1990-1996
Medicine,
Nursing, & Graduate Studies
The
ii) MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL/LEARNED SOCIETIES,
NATIONAL, UNIVERSITY
AND AFFILIATED BODIES
American
Society on Aging – 2001- present
Canadian
Association on Aging – 1997 - present
Canadian
Association on Gerontology Board of Directors – 1999 – 2003
Thames
Valley District Health Council – 1997 - 2000
Registered
Nurses of Ontario 1973- present
Canadian
Association for Nursing Research – 2000 - present
Canadian
Home Care Association – 2000-present
Canadian
Society for the Study of Education -1990-2002
Sigma
Theta Tau International Honour Society of Nursing
1990 - present
Iota
Omicron Chapter's By-Laws Committee -1995-98
Consortium for Practical Research of Care
of the Elderly -1995-98
The International Change & Improvement
Leadership Network (ICILN) - June 2008-present
iii) U.W.O. APPOINTMENT RECORD
Start
date: February
15, 1990
Starting
Status: Assistant Professor, Limited Term
Status
Change: Assistant
Professor, Sequential Term - Provisional, July 1, 1993
Associate
Professor, Sequential Term - Continuing, July 1, 1996
Associate
Professor, Tenured, July 1, 1997
Current
Rank: Full
Professor – July 1, 1999
F.
SERVICE
i) CONTRIBUTION TO UNIVERSITY:
ACADEMIC, GOVERNMENT, AND/OR ADMINISTRATION
University related:
Aug 2008-present Member, Promotion and Tenure
Committee,
Aug 2008 - present CIPHER-MH
Evaluation Committee
Jan 2008 - present
Member, Decanal Selection
Committee
Jan 2008 – June 2008 F.H.S
Decanal Review and Selection Committee
2005- present Co-Chair, U.W.O. Health Policy
Initiative
2005-2007 Faculty Scholar Selection Committee
2002- 2004 Appointee
of the
Term
Care to the Alzheimer Research Strategy’s Research Coalition Steering Committee
2002-Dec.2005
U.W.O.
appointee on the Ontario Interdisciplinary Council for Aging and Health
2000-2002 Honorary Degrees Selection Committee
2000-2003 University Research Board
1996-1997 Search Committee for Dean, Faculty of
Health Sciences
1993-1994 University’s Employee Relations Task
Force on Orientation of New Faculty
Faculty
Related:
Jul 2006 –Jun 2007 Member, Steering Committee, Health
Jul 2006-Jun 2007 Member,
Evaluation Committee, Health
Fall, 2006-present Member, Nursing Director Selection
Committee
2005-present Sub-committees
on Aging and Health, Health Promotion, Health Professional Education and
Qualitative Research, Development Committee, Faculty of Health Science Graduate
Programs in Health Sciences
2002-2003 Search and Selection Committee for
Director,
1998-1999 Co-chair of the
1998 Search
Committee, Joint Appointee to Faculties of Sociology and Health Sciences
1997-1998 Promotion and Tenure Committee,
Faculty of Health Sciences
1994-present Consortium of
Research on Care of the Elderly
1994-1997 Faculty of Medicine Research Committee
1992-present Nursing
Faculty's Masters Program - Curriculum Planning and Development Task Force,
Active Participant
1992-present Nursing Faculty's London Nursing
Research Consortium
1992-1993 Member and Chair, Task Force on
Elderly Self-Efficacy/Transition Research
1992-1997 Faculty of Nursing, Collaborative
Curriculum Development Task Force
1992-1993 Nursing Strategic Planning Task Force
1991-present Graduate
Affairs Committee, Faculty of Nursing - Member and Active Participant
1990-present Faculty
Council, Faculties of Medicine and Nursing - Member and Active participant
Department
Related:
July 2008 Member,
Promotion and Tenure Committee
2007- present Member,
2006-2008 Member, Appointments Committee
2004-2006
Member, Graduate Program Admissions Committee
2004-2006 Member,
2003-2005
Member,
Promotion and Tenure Committee
2003-2006
Member,
Workload Committee
2001-2003 Member,
1998-Dec 2002 Chair, Graduate
Programs,
1999-2000
Member,
80th Anniversary Planning Committee
1998-Dec 2002 Chair,
Graduate Program Admissions Committee
1998-2002 Member, Graduate Program Curricula
Development (MScN & PhD program and course
planning)
1998-Dec 2002 Member, Executive
Committee,
1995-1997 Chair, Task Force on Family Medicine
Masters' Distance Education Program Format
1995 Member,
Task Force on Family Medicine Masters' Program
1995 Co-investigator and co-author,
Department of Family Medicine's Intradepartmental Partnership Report
1993 Task Force to Establish Faculty
Mentorship of Students, Department of Family Medicine - Member
1993-1998 Research Committee, Department of
Family Medicine - Member
1992-1993 Task Force on Sabbatical Leave,
Department of Family Medicine - Member
1992 Task Force to Evaluate the Graduate
Studies Program's
1992 Task Force to Review Clinical Course
Work in the Graduate Studies Program, Department of Family Medicine - Chair
1991-1998 Graduate Studies Committee, Department
of Family Medicine - Member and Active Participant
1991-1994 Faculty Development Committee,
Department of Family Medicine - Member
1990-1998 Executive Committee, Centre for
Studies in Family Medicine - Member
1990-1998 Liaison Committee,
ii)
EXTERNAL AND COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITIES
Appointed
Member, South West Health Integration Network’s Health Human Resources Advisory
Group, Winter 2007- on-going
Appointed
Member, South West Health Integration Network’s End-of-Life Program Evaluation
Committee, Fall 2006- on-going
Conference
Convenor and Chair, 1-Day Workshop on Knowledge to
Action on client-Driven Care (203 attendees), Lamplighter Inn,
Editorial
Board Member, Nursing and Health Sciences,
http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/nhs, July
2006- on-going
Member, Expert Panel on Chronic Disease Management
and Prevention, Southwest Local
Health Integration Network, Autumn, 2006
Appointed
Member,
Member, Sigma Theta Tau International &
the Canadian Association of
Guest Editor, Canadian Journal of Nursing
Research: 35(4) (Gerontology), Apr – Dec. 2003
Appointed Member, Ontario Ministry of
Health/Alzheimer Society of
Appointed Member,
Member, Board of Directors, Canadian
Association on Gerontology – 1999-2003
Chair, Social Policy and Practice Division,
Canadian Association on Gerontology – 1999-2003
Member, Policy Committee, Canadian
Association on Gerontology – April 2000 – ongoing
Member, Awards Committee, Canadian
Association on Gerontology – 2000 – 2002
Chair, Task Group on Membership
Recruitment, Retention and Engagement – Canadian Association on Gerontology -
Oct 2002 – April 2003
Member, Canadian Association of University
Schools of Nursing Graduate Program Chairs’ Committee – 1998-2002
Member, Thames Valley District Health
Council - September 1997 – July 31, 2000.
Member and co-chair, London Health System
Task Team - September 1997-July, 2000.
Co-Chair,
Member, Research Task Force,
Member, Regional Geriatric Program Role
Review Committee, September - December 1996.
Member, London Acute Care Teaching
Hospitals Restructuring Committee, Thames Valley District Health Council, June 1994 - April 1996.
Member, Community Consultation LACTHRC Task
Force - October 1994 - December 1995.
Member, Teaching and Research LACTHRC Task
Force - October 1994 - October 1995
Member,
1994 - on-going.
REVIEWING
SERVICES
Member,
Canadian Institutes of Health Research “Gender and Health” Proposal Review
Panel, Dec 5-7, 2006 (63 proposals reviewed)
Member,
Canadian Institutes of Health Research “Health Information and Promotion
Research” Grants Council, July 1, 2000 – June 30, 2003 (30 – 50 grants
reviewed, meetings twice a year)
Member, Ontario Ministry of Health Research Personnel Department Program
Committee, April 1999-March 31, 2001
Member, Health Care Services Research Grants Review Committee, Ontario Ministry
of Health, Feb. 4&5, 1993; Sept. 25, 1994; Jan. 18, 1994; Feb. 11,
1997; April 1998; May, 1999; Dec. 1999
Member, NHRDP, Population Health and Health Promotion Review Committee,
March 24-27, 1997 (37 grants reviewed).
Grant Review on request:
External –
-
-
Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Gender and Health
Review Panel, Dec 2006
- Health
Research
-
Michael Smith Foundation, January, 2006
-
-
Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care/Alzheimer
Society of
-
Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care Health
Research Personnel Development Program
, Career Scientist Proposal, June 2003
-
Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council,
September, 2002
-
Alzheimer Society of
-
Health
Services Utilization and Research Commission,
-
-
Physician
Services Inc. Foundation, April 2000
-
Social
Sciences & Humanities Research Council, March 2000
-
Social
Sciences & Humanities Research Council, January 1999
-
Medical
Research Council of
-
Baycrest Centre, Geriatric
Care Rehabilitation Institute of
-
Social Science and Humanities Research Council of
-
Canadian Nurses Foundation (2 reviews), October 1997
-
Medical
Research Council of
-
-
-
Social
Sciences & Humanities Research Council of
-
Canadian
Nurses' Foundation, Scientific Review Committee, 1996-97
-
Medical
Research Council of
-
St.
-
Dr. B.
Pilkington, Graduate Fellow,
-
E.
Rosen, Manager, Children’s Care, London Health Sciences Centre, January 2000
Internal
- Faculty of Health Sciences Tri-Council
Reviewer, U.W.O., Aug- Sept, 2006; 2007
- Dr. Jane Garland, Faculty of Health Sciences,
U.W.O., October 1999
- Dr. J. Garland et al, Faculty of Health
Sciences, 1999
- Dr. M. Wiktorowicz,
Departments of Political Science & Epidemiology, 1998
- M. Ford-Gilboe and H. Bergman, Faculty of
Nursing, 1996-97
- Dr. S. Harris, Department of Family
Medicine, 1996-97
- Faculty of Medicine Research Committee,
Grant Submission Screening, 1996-97
- Social Sciences & Humanities grant
competition, 1996-97
- Academic Development Funds grant
competition, 1996-97
- Dr. C. MacLean, Department of Family Medicine,
1996-97
Dossier
Review:
- 1 for tenure,
- 1 for tenure,
- 1 for promotion and tenure, Faculty of
Nursing, the
Sept,
2002
- 1 for promotion and tenure,
- 1 for tenure,
- 1 for
promotion and tenure, Faculty of Nursing, The University of Toronto, Feb, 1999
Manuscript
Review:
- Guest
Editor, The Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, March 2008(18
manuscripts reviewed)
- International
Journal of Integrated Care, January 2008. May 2008
- International
Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship, January 2008
-
Management
Practice in
- Nursing
& Health Sciences, July 2006- on-going as requested.
- Editorial
Board Member, Nursing & Health Sciences, July 2006- on-going
- BMC
Health Services Research, May
2005 – on-going as requested
- International
Journal of Nursing Education Scholarship, April 2004 – ongoing, as requested
- Guest
Editor, The Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, December 2003(18
manuscripts reviewed)
- Patient
Education & Counselling, 1999 - on-going, as requested
- British
Journal of General Practice,
1999 - on-going, as requested
- Canadian
Journal on Aging, January
1997 - on-going, as requested
- Social
Sciences & Medicine,
1995 - on-going, as requested
- Canadian
Ethics Studies, 1995 -
on-going, as requested.
- The
Canadian Family Physician,
1994 - on-going, as requested
- The
Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, July 1993 - on-going, as requested
ACCREDITATION SERVICES
Appointed by the Canadian Association of University Schools
of Nursing as one of a 3-member accreditation team to complete the external
accreditation of the
EXTERNAL CONSULTATIONS
(i)
International
April 29, 2008 – Wayne Massuger, Knox
Community Health Service,
Manager – consultation on client-driven care and integrated
health services delivery
May 16, 2007 – Christian
Stock,
published papers of my research informing
the evaluation of interventions, especially using
regression discontinuity analysis
December 15, 2006 – Dr.
Brett Stauffer, Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Fellow, Yale
University. One hour telephone
consultation on my hospital-home transition care research and
follow-up research priorities.
January 25,2006 – Dr. Charles Smith, PhD,
Healthcare Research Analyst and John A. Hartford
Doctoral Fellow,
Services,
agency,
independence and quality of life of seniors
September, 2005 – Personal Social Services Research Unit,
November – December, 2004 – to Nwaokoro Joakin Chidozie (Nigerian),
May 8, 2004 – Karen Hedegaard, JCVU, Sygeplyerskehoyskolen,
Oct, 2002 – to faculty of
the
Feb, 2001 – to the International Council of Nursing,
as a member of their ICN Bank of Experts, re policy statements on national
healthcare systems and nursing effectiveness/outcomes
Oct. 16/2000 – to the International Council of Nursing as a
member of their ICN Bank of Experts, re
policy statements on the Prevention of Disability and Care of Disabled
Persons.
Sept.
8/2000 – Dr. D. Watson,
of community-based primary care delivery.
Aug. 23/96 - Dr. Gerald Eggert, Munroe
County Long Term Care Division, East Rochester, New
Dec.
4/95 - Dr. Shirley Schulz,
Budget Development.
Sept. 26/95 - Dr. J. J. McMullen, Nuffield Foundation Fellow, Amersham,
Bucks,
structures and team functioning of
doctors and nurse practitioners in
Mar. 24/95 - Dr. Jacques van Eijk, Faculty of Medicine, Vriji Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands,
re Home-Based Health Promotion Intervention.
Mar./93 - Dr. L. Smith, The General Practice
Unit, University of Bristol, England,
regarding development of a funding grant proposal: "Is There Any Value in
General Practitioner Maternity Care: The
Patient's Perspective".
(Qualitative Methodology)
Nov./92 - Apr. 93 - Dr. David Snadden, The
(ii) National
July 18, 2008 – Alberta Mental Health
Board, Calgary, AB – seeking information regarding current
trends, issues, gaps, and
opportunities in the area of mental health
for seniors and their caregivers.
May
23 2007 – Kadija Perreault, PhD student, CIRRUS, Laval University –
publications on my work
on empowerment in health care.
December 2005 – Marvi Ricker V.P. and Managing Director,
Philanthropic Services, BMO Harris Private Banking,
November 4, 2005 – Victorian Order of Nurses
of Canada AGM – request for publications on model of flexible client-driven
care for consideration in developing VON Canada Model of Care
October, 2005 – Seamless Care Interprofessional Education Project, Dalhousie University,
Halifax, N.S. – evidence-base for strategies to promote empowering partnership
with clients
June 28, 2005 – Sandra Davidson, Clinical
Education Coordinator, Chronic Disease Network Chinook Health Region. Email correspondence on
references related to relationship building.
March 9, 2005 – Dr. H. Bergman and Dr. C. Wolfson, McGill University, Canadian Initiative on Frailty
and Aging, on the assessment of methodological quality of qualitative research
January, 2005- on-going:
April 14, 2005 – Dr. W. Hogg et al., Elizabeth Bruyere Research Institute – 1 day consultation services on
qualitative analysis, Comparison of Primary Health Care Models in
October
22, 2004 – JoAnn Zyla, Ph.D. student,
August,
2004 – Dr. I. Graham & Dr. J. Grimshaw, on
methods and issues related to how Canadian Health Researchers promote the
uptake of their research, a 1 hour interview, written correspondence and
publications for citation.
May
2004 – ongoing mentorship of CIHR interdisciplinary research trainees: Lynn
Jansen, MScN candidate,
November, 2003 – Dr. Michael Rachlis on Innovations in Health Care in
May, 2001 – Ms. Janet MacKenzie,
New Brunswick Ministry of Health, on
the role of case management and its evolution in the delivery of in-home health
care in
April 18, 2001 – to Scientific Director, CIHR Institute of Gender and Health on
directions in gender and health research.
June-November,2000 – to Division of Aging and Seniors, Health Canada – to advise on the
development of Canada’s Report Card on policy for seniors
April 18/2000 – to Medical Research Council of Canada’s Program Branch – committee to nominate members or
the Health Services Research Grants Committee, 2000 – 2001.
April 23/99 – to Health
program evaluation (
June, 1999 – April, 2000 – consultation to Dr. S. Globerman, Canadian
Policy Research Network, Baycrest Centre for
Geriatric Care, on Canadian Health Transitions funded
study, “Analysis of Blockage to the Effective Transfer of Clients from Acute
Care to In-Home Care.”
March, 1998 – Invited participant in Health Canada’s National Forum on Home Care,
Sept. 3/98 & Jan. 12/99 – to Veterans Affairs Canada, regarding evolution of client-centred care.
Apr. 23/98 - Barbara Simon, Journalist, CTV W5, research evidence on issues regarding hospital discharge.
Oct. 16/95 - Ms. Barbara La Perriere,
Consultant, Health
Sept. 29/95 - Dr. Anthony Reid, Editor, The Canadian Family Physician, regarding
the content of a set of guidelines for the publication of qualitative research.
May 10/93 - Dr. Ralph Renger,
Alberta Primary Care Research Unit,
regarding issues, challenges, and potential strategies associated with evolving
a multidisciplinary research unit in primary care.
(iii) Provincial
June 16, 2008 – Marie Ormerod, Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance, Vice President –
consultation on
knowledge translation
June 10, 2008 – Janis Leiterman, VON Canada,
research re ‘building relationships’
July
2007 – Professional Practice Committee, Champlain-CCAC – development and
refinement of a
survey questionnaire on practitioners’
attitudes, beliefs and values regarding case management
April,
2007 – Executive Director, Champlain-CCAC – Centres of Excellence
February
2007 – information for Champlain-CCAC Board – evidence of return on investment
of health
care sector resource allocation to
research
October
2006 – R.B.J. Schlengel Leadership Team,
research on aging.
November
2005 – on-going- amalgamating Champlain region CCACs: development of a
comprehensive care management model.
September,
2005 – The
Centre for Evaluation of Medicines,
Joseph’s Health Centre,
preparation
September,
2005 – ongoing - Ottawa Community Care Access Centre,
Team case consultations to promote optimal
partnering
May,
2005- Ottawa Community Care Access Centre, policy revision to reflect Flexible
Client-Driven
Care philosophy
April,
2005 – Dr. William Hogg et al., Elizabeth Bruyere
Research Institute,
of interpretive analysis of Models of
Primary Care Service Delivery
October
2004 - Dr. Marilyn Evans,
Development
August
2004 – Gail Ure, Private Consultant, Health Services
Delivery – 1 hr interview and written materials on the relationship between
best practices in in-home services delivery and recruitment and retention
issues
April
20, 2004 –the
Community Editorial Board of the Hamilton Spectator and the Policy Action
Committee of the Hamilton Chapter of the Gerontological
Nurses Association, on approaches to university-homecare collaboration to
advance the quality of homecare
November,
2003 – the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada, Ottawa Chapter, on research on
living
with a chronic illness
March,
2003 – Dr. Lynne Lohfeld, Medical Anthropologist,
Dept. of Clinical Epidemiology and
biostatistics,
between older adults and health care
providers.
Dec
2002 – Jan 2003 – The
RFP process to reflect the philosophy of a
partnership approach to client-driven in-home
services delivery.
Dec.
2002 – The London-Middlesex CCAC, on the implementation of the RAI-HC
Assessment
Protocol within the philosophy of flexible
client-driven services delivery.
April 23, 2001 –
to the Ontario Ministry of Health and the Heart and Stroke Foundation of
Ontario on the development of criteria for the award of the Endowed Chair in Cerebrovascular Nursing.
Nov. 2000 – to
Chatham-Kent Community Care Access Centre – Mediation of client-provider
service dispute.
January 1, 2000 – Oct., 31, 2000 –
on-going – to Veterans Affairs
Care Access Centres of Ontario’s Joint Provincial Committee on
implementation of a common client assessment approach.
Sept., 24, 1999 – to the Ontario Association of Community Care Access Centres – facilitation
of a strategic planning workshop on the development of information systems,
August 30, 1999 – to the S.W. Ontario CCACs’ Administrators Group – facilitation of
strategic planning for information systems development.
July, 1999 – to M. Markle-Reid,
PhD Candidate, McMaster University,
Hamilton, Ontario – on case management literature.
July 13, 2000 – to M. McAllister, PhD Candidate,
research methodologies and research question
development.
April 2000 –
April 13 & 14, 2000 – to the Home Care Evaluation Research Unit,
March 9,29,30/99 – to the Ontario Association of CCACs; developed
and implemented a modified delphi approach to
generate OACCAC position paper to the Ontario Health Services Restructuring
Commission; prepared final report on behalf of OACCAC.
March 17, April 29/99 – facilitation of S.W.
Oct. 30, Sept. 25, July 17, June 30, June 3,
May 23 /97 and Dec. 2/96 - The Ontario
Ministry of Health, Long Term Care Division, Development and Implementation
of an Educational Program and Continuous Quality Improvement Approach for a
progressive approach to the Supportive Housing Initiative.
May-June/97 -
Jan. 14 & 28/96 - Mr. David Harvey,
Acting Director, Long Term Care
Division, Ministry of Health and Program Managers, advice on planning and
continuous quality improvement strategy for evolution of supportive housing
services.
July 27/95 - Ms. Susan Wolnik,
Health Services Consultant, re Evaluation strategy for respite program for
parents of technologically dependent children.
May 24/95 - Dec./95 - Mr. David Harvey, Long Term Care Coordinator, Long Term Care
Division, Ontario Ministry of Health, regarding research project,
"Optimizing Capacities in a Rural Community: West Elgin Seniors Project".
Aug. 94 - on-going - Susan Wolnick, Consultant, Health Care System, regarding program
evaluation design and implementation for a COMSOC funded program of Respite
Care for Parents of Technologically Dependent Children.
Apr. 22/94 - Mr. David Harvey, Long Term Care Division, Ministry of Health,
and Kate Melito, Policy person, T.V.D.H.C. regarding
potential approaches to community input and involvement in Long Term Care
Reform.
Sept./92 - Dr. D. Black,
(iv) Local
October
5 2007 – Joanna Makinson, case manager, SW-CCAC regarding research project
being
planned as part of anticipated graduate education.
October
2007 – Sandra Coleman, Executive Director, South West Community Care Access
Centre-
home care research infrastructure
development
September
28, 2007 _ South West Local Health Integration Network- request for list and
copies of
publications related to client-driven
care.
May 2007 –Anna-Ji Sun Park - graduate student, Health and Rehabilitation Sciences,
methodology issues, thesis research
May 2007 – Sept 2007 – Denise
Connelly – requested mentoring in research proposal development and
Submission
April 2007 – Christine
Guptill – graduate student, Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, sampling
strategy, thesis research
January 2007- C. McKernan, Alzheimer’s Association of Middlesex- London- on
research proposal development to test a memory screening clinic.
October
2, 2006 – SW-LHIN- health care delivery approach to chronic disease prevention
&
management
July 2006- on-going – Anita
Kothari – formal mentoring of her execution of a MOHLTC Career Scientist
research position
January
2006 – D.
Sweetland, Manager of Education and Development, London-Middlesex Community
Care Access Centre- on questionnaire development to evaluate a Palliative Care
Education Initiative.
December, 2005 – Debra
McAuslan, Professional Practice Specialist, London Health Sciences Centre;
instruments for identifying gaps in care, hospital to home and/or hospital to
rehabilitative care.
June
8, 2005 – Lynn Bowen, Community Planning and Research Associate, Department of
Community Services City of London, on request for references and input.
March,
2005 – C. Melito, Director of Client Services, London-Middlesex
Community Care Access Centre; instrument development to measure partnering
effort in work sampling and workload study.
June
2004 – Alan Chan, PhD. Candidate, Department of Psychology, U.W.O., on
instrument development to measure professional-client relationship.
February
2004 – A. Freeman, PhD. Student teaching assistant,
November, 2003 – Drs. Louise Moist and Mony Singh, Dept. of Internal Medicine, U.W.O., on
phenomenology research methodology.
June
2002 – Sept. 2005 – the Community Care
Access Centre of London & Middlesex – review of content of newsletters
to public and providers to ensure consistency with the philosophy of flexible
client-driven care.
Sept. 2000 – on-going- to the Community Care Access Centre of London
& Middlesex – on the facilitation of the development of inter-agency
partnerships.
March – June 2001 – to the Community Care Access Centre of London
& Middlesex – on the development of an inter-agency CQI strategy for
the implementation of flexible client-driven care.
Sept. 2000 – on-going – to the Community Care Access Centre of London
& Middlesex – on the development of educational programming and
materials for the implementation of flexible driven care.
March 27, 2001 – School of Nursing Research Forum, U.W.O. - The National consensus
Process: What we learned about
macro-level knowledge transfer
April 24, 2001 -
April – July, 2000 – to the Community Care Access Centre of London
& Middlesex – development of a health-oriented client assessment
protocol.
January, 2000 – to Ellen Rosen, MScN, CHE, Manager, Children’s
Care,
December/99 - to Community Care Access Centre of London & Middlesex on
implementation approach for revising title and role of case managers to reflect
client-driven service delivery.
Oct., 22/99 – June 6, 2000 – to the Community Care Access Centre of London
& Middlesex – facilitation of strategic planning for implementing a
client-driven service delivery approach.
Oct., 1998 – May, 2000 – to the London-Middlesex Public Health Nursing Unit
– evaluation of a telephone hot-line service for new mothers.
April 30/99 –
March 19/99 -
to Dr. P. Stolee, R. G. Pre-evaluation of
research proposal on integrated educational programming for LTC.
March 12,15/99 – teambuilding/visioning
facilitation, CCAC of London &
Middlesex.
June30/98 – to
June 26/98 -ongoing - presentations and
advice to CCAC of London & Middlesex
regarding evolution of case management practices.
Apr. 2/98 - Jennifer Payne, Nutritionist, Oxford County Public Health Unit re
research design.
Feb. 24/98 - Mr. F. Galloway, Consultant, and
Patricia Kirkby, Chair, Board of Directors,
Community
Care Access Centre of London-Middlesex, on Strategic Plan Development.
January/98 – on-going – to Community Care
Access Centre of London & Middlesex - case
consultations.
Nov. 20/97 - VON-HOMME/CCAC Project Integrating Physician Services in Home Care
? Provision of Evaluation Strategy and Budget.
Apr. 8/97 - Sue Hillis,
Executive Director, Meals on Wheels,
London re program evaluation strategy and instruments for the Developing
Neighbourhood Support Networks Pilot Project.
Apr. 7/97 - Carol Wong, Director of Professional Education and Research, London Health Sciences
Centre, advice on staff development strategy to evolve nursing role in
keeping with health care reform.
Apr. 3/97 - Carol Wong, Director of Professional Education and Research, London, Health
Sciences Centre, on design of process for nursing think tank on nursing
care model evaluation.
Feb. 7/97 - Donna Kemp, 6X News, Radio Fanshawe - interview on:
The implications of an aging population for health care.
Dec. 16/96 - Donna Beth Sweetland, Oxford County Home Care Program, re
analyzing team effectiveness data, and nurse practitioner movement and role.
Dec. 13/96 - on-going - Beryl Pilkington, Post Doctoral Fellow, Sunnybrook
Hospital, on research methodology and mentoring.
Dec. 12/96 - Marita Klosech,
Coordinator, Cherryhill Community Development Project, re
research methodology.
Dec. 12/96 - on-going - Mr. Phil Hassen, CEO, St.
Joseph's Health Centre, re literature review and advice regarding community
health services delivery strategies.
Nov. 14/96 - Mr. Phil Hassen,
CEO, St. Joseph's Health Centre, re
advice on process of evolving nurse practitioner-physicians collaborative
approaches to primary care delivery and related literature review.
Oct. 2/96 ? Community Care Access Centre Search Committee, re Vision and traits
required in CEO.
Oct. 1/96 - on-going - Regional Geriatric Program, re program role review.
Aug. 24/96 - Sandra Letton, Vice-President,
Patient Services, St. Joseph's Health
Centre, re developing partnerships between academia and St. Joseph's Health Centre.
July 24/96 - Sandra Letton, Vice President,
Patient Services, St. Joseph's Health
Centre, re developing partnerships between academia and St. Joseph's Health
Centre.
Feb. 28/96 and May 2/96 - Dr. Marjorie Wood
re content, organization of content and audiovisual materials for presentation
of research.
Jan. 29/96 - Ms. Rosamin
Eshmail, Victoria
Hospital Research Unit, re computer analysis of qualitative data.
Jan. 15/96 - Mr. Phil Hassen,
CEO, and Ms. Sandra Letton, VP, Patient Services,
Nov. 13/95 - Ms. Sandra Letton, Vice-President,
St. Joseph's Health Centre,
regarding organization and direction of in-hospital research unit for
evidence-based C.Q.I.
Oct. 2/95
and Apr. 15/96 - Oxford County
Community Health Care Agencies, regarding evolution of integrated
continuous quality improvement partnership.
Sept. 12/95 - Susan Ray, Clinical Nurse
Specialist, London Psychiatric Hospital,
re male survivors of sexual abuse, consultation on qualitative analysis
methods.
June 29/95 - Ms.
Feb. 27/95 - Susan Gorelick
and Jan Lubell, Community
Planning Development Officer,
Feb. 7/95
-
Nov. 25/94 - Dr. J. Gilbert, regarding Victoria Hospital Research Institute
Advisory Committee directions.
Oct. 26/94 - Thames Valley District Health Council, regarding meta-analysis of
existing studies on Needs Assessments for Long Term Care in
Apr. 25/94 - Professors Pat Patterson, Donna
Cunningham, and Bonnie Jarvis of Fanshawe College
regarding qualitative research methodology and research proposal refinement to
study the Outward Bound Women of Courage Experiences of Survivors of Spousal
Abuse.
Apr./94-ongoing - Dr. David Keast, Chief of Family Medicine, Parkwood
Hospital, on project to Evaluate Team Effectiveness of Multidisciplinary team
meetings at Parkwood Hospital
Mar. 22/94 -
Feb. 10/94 - Charlene Beynon, Director of
Nursing, Middlesex-London Teaching Health Unit, regarding methodology of
Program Evaluation Research and related research on team effectiveness.
Jan. 28/94 - Jennifer Payne, Nutritionist,
Oxford County Health Unit, regarding
action research with teens on breast feeding newborns.
Dec. 6/93 - Sharon Linderberger,
President, Parent-Teachers Association, St. Francis School, on action research
methodology and program evaluation strategies and outcomes for implementing and
evaluating a Health Promotion Project in the Public School System.
Sept./93 - Nancy Bol, Nurse Clinician,
Sept.-Dec./93 - Thames Valley District Health
Council's Ad Hoc Committee for a Quick Response Program in all hospital
emergency departments within the Thames Valley District.
Sept./93 - on-going - Thames Valley District
Health Council's Long Term Care committee regarding research to study Heavy
Care Requirements and Needs of Patients in this category.
Aug./93 - Dr. M. Inwood,
Mar./93 - Mar. 95 - Ms. Bonnie Adamson, Vice President of
Patient Services, Victoria Hospital Corporation, regarding development and
implementation of research investigating patients' experiences of
hospitalization for surgery.
Dec./92 - Dr. John Sangster, Medical
Director, Middlesex-London Home Care Program, regarding questionnaire construction
for physician survey regarding use of home care services.
Dec./92 - on-going - the Oxford County Home
Care Program Executive Director and staff on the implementation of total
quality management strategies.
July /91 - Feb.92 - Ms.
Apr. - Oct./91 - Dr. G. Bartlett and
Mar. and June /91 - Ms. Gail Ure, Director, Community Support Services,
INTERNAL CONSULTATIONS –
November
19 2007 – team of 5 fourth year nursing students (lead: Chantelle Lauzon) wanting reference
materials for a political action
project on in-home palliative care
June,
2007- Oct. 2007 – mentorship to Denise Connelly, Assistant Professor,
U.W.O. on grant-writing for SSHRC
submission.
July,
2005 – on-going – mentorship to Anita Kothari for Career Scientist application
and role execution.
Fall, 2003-
on-going – mentorship to Beverly Leipert, Chair Women’s Health Research on
chair role, manuscript preparation, research methods, research proposal
development, refinement of research implementation materials, data collection
and analysis strategies.
Spring
2000 – mentorship of Catherine Ward-Griffin for Career Scientist Application
April
7/99 – to Pauline Heffernam-Fisher re: career
development planning
June
23/98 – March 3/99 – Dawn Yankou re-research project
development
July
28/98 – to C. Forchuk re: dossier preparation
Dec.
12/96 - Drs. Wetmore, MacLean and Lent, Research methodology advice for study
of women's use of prenatal care service.
Sept.
19/96 - Guest Lecture, N660, Nursing Master's course on research methodology.
July
25/96 - Dr. M. Fisman, London Psychiatric Hospital, re qualitative research methodology
for the study of the experience of attempted suicide.
July
24/96 & July 15/96 - Dr. Cathy McLean and J. Steers, Research Assistant, Victoria Family Medical Centre, re
qualitative research methodology for the study of the experience of prenatal
care.
May
7/96 - Dr. Shelina Musaji,
Family Medical resident, re qualitative research design.
Apr.
10/96 - Department of Family Medicine, part of team providing facility
development seminar on Sample Size Calculation.
Dec.
19/95 - Helene Berman, Faculty of Nursing, re approach to qualitative data
analysis.
Sept. 19/95 -
on-going - Drs. Dolly Goldenberg, Carroll Iwasiw and Elsie MacMaster,
Faculty of Nursing, regarding research project development, Health Information
Hot Line for Seniors.
June 26/95 and Mar.
19/96 - Cathy Ward-Griffin, Faculty of Nursing, re doctoral dissertation
research directions.
Jan. 31/95 - Dr. M.
Ford-Gilboe and H. Bergman, Faculty of
Nursing, re NHRDP proposal development.
Oct. 20/94 - Karen
Pettigrew, Library Science, Ph.D.
Student, Doctoral Dissertation - Research design and Content focus related to
the Information Needs of Community Nurses and Their Patients.
Oct.
15/94 - Rhonda Scudds, Epidemiology, Ph.D. Student, Ph.D. Research - Pain and Disability
in Seniors.
May
/94 - Prof. J. Corcoran, Department of
Speech and Communicative Disorders, re publication content and format
related to qualitative study of the experience of adult stutterers who undergo
speech therapy.
Jan./94
- on-going - Dr. David Keast, Family Physician, on research proposal development to evaluate Team
Effectiveness at Parkwood Hospital.
Dec.
6/93 - Dr. Mark Craig, Graduate Fellow, Department
of Family Medicine, research methodology as applied in program evaluation.
Oct.
12/93 - Prof. Ann Schweitzer, Faculty of
Nursing, U.W.O., strategies for publishing qualitative research.
Oct.
12/93 - Prof. Cathy Ward-Griffin, Faculty
of Nursing, U.W.O., provision of current literature review on health
promotion interventions.
Sept.
10/93 - Doris Doan, Masters' student, Faculty
of Education, U.W.O., Thesis methodology and design issues for thesis study
of "How Women Experience Shame".
Sept./93
- Profs. Carroll Iwasiw and Dolly Goldenberg, Faculty of Nursing, Qualitative Research Methodology and Ethics submission
for study to investigate the experience of older persons making the transition
from community to a nursing home.
Aug.
24/93 - Dr. James McSherry, Department of Family Medicine, Research project development to test
the effectiveness of using historical anecdotes to teach medical students
medical diagnosis.
Apr./93
-
July
/92 - Deborah Laliferte, Occupational Therapy, Masters' student regarding qualitative
research methodology and its use with elderly research participants.
Mar./92
- Dr. Larry Reynolds and Dr. Susan McNair, Department
of Family Medicine, Research Project - Qualitative Study of the Labor and Delivery Experience of Patients who have been
Victims of Sexual Assault.
Dec./91
- Jan./92 - Dr. Marjorie Wood, Family
Physician, on Qualitative Research Methodology.
Dec.
17/91 - Dr. Scott Damerman, resident, Department of Family Medicine,
regarding qualitative research methodology.
Sept.
- Dec./91 - Dr. Danielle Saucier, Department
of Family Medicine, on-going advisement on qualitative research
methodology.
May
/91 - Dr. D. Haswell, Department of Family Medicine, study design to investigate Gender
Bias in the Clinical Education of Physicians.
July
/90 - Dr. Lillian Bramwell, Faculty of Nursing, input to Thames Valley Palliative Care
Sub-Committee Needs Assessment Survey.
May-Aug./90
- Advisor for Quality of Worklife in Intensive Care -
research project, submitted by representatives of the Faculty of Nursing, University Hospital, and the Faculty of
Business.
Mar./90
- July /92 - Dr. Ian McWhinney's research team for
major qualitative research component added to Palliative Care Support Team
Evaluation.
Nov./90
- Feb./92 - Dr. Larry Reynolds, Department
of Family Medicine, Research project consultation and facilitation of focus
group discussions on Family Physician - Nurse Communication in the Obstetrical
Department, St. Joseph's Health Centre.
G. TEACHING
i) GRADUATE
COURSES TAUGHT IN LAST SEVEN YEARS
Advanced
Qualitative Methodology (N684) – Winter, 2003, Fall, 2004, Winter, 2006, 2007 –
development
and implementation of new PhD course;
co-teaching, Winter 2008 (7 seminars);
Doctoral
Student Seminar Course (N680) – Fall, 2002, Fall, 2003 & Winter, 2004, Fall
2006 (all seminars); Winter, 2005 (2 seminars); Fall, 2005 (all seminars); Fall,
2006 (all seminars); Fall 2007 (all
seminars); Fall, 2008 (all seminars)
development and initial implementation
of this PhD course.
Advanced
Concepts and Knowledge Development in Nursing (N682) – T Gantert, Summer 2003;
Supervisor); Lisa Kraw , Summer 2003
(Committee Member); Anne Sochan, Autumn 2006
(Committee Member); Lynn Jansen, Summer
- Autumn, 2007 (Co-Supervisor).
Advanced Concepts
of Health Promotion in Nursing (N679) – Winter, 2000-2005 (2seminars/yr);– co-
development and implementation of this course;
co-teaching, Winter, 2006 (7 seminars);
Theoretical
Foundations of Health Promotion in Nursing (N678) – Fall, 2000 – co-development
and
implementation of this course.
Qualitative
Research Methodology – Interdisciplinary (N663b) – Winter, 2000, 2001, 2002,
2003,
2004,2005, 2006, 2007, (7 seminars/yr);
2008(7 seminars x 2 sections); development and initial
implementation of this course; Independent
Study (N634) – I. Prasini, Summer, 2006.
Qualitative
Research Methodology - Interdisciplinary (N652b) - Winter 1996 - 1999
The
Context of Health Care (N619a) – one semester annually, 1990 – 2001; Fall,
2004, Fall, 2005, 2006,
2007.
Qualitative
Research Methodology: (509Y) Family Medicine, Graduate Studies Program: one
semester
annually, 1991-2003
Select
Seminars in: N661 (1/year 1998-present);
N679 (2/year, 2000-2005 inclusive; 1/year 2006;2007);
N680 (2/semester, 2005)
TUTOR
– PHC Interdisciplinary Research
Laboratory (4 weeks on-line, 10 hrs/wk.) Fall 2007.
ii) UNDERGRADUATE
COURSES TAUGHT IN LAST SEVEN YEARS
N319 – supervision of 25
hours of experiential learning in research methods, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003,
2004,
2005, 2006, 2007, 2008 an average of 6 students/year x 25
hours/student
N319 – guest lecture,
Analysis, Discussion and Knowledge Translation of Research, Fall 2006- 190
students
N322 – seminar on
leadership to advance the theory and practice of Empowering Partnering, Winter 2005
N421 – overview of in-home
research and its applicability to practice – Nov. 10, 2004
iii) THESIS SUPERVISION
Lynn
Jansen, Ph.D. – Thesis Co-Chair – In-home Caregivers’ Experience of Knowledge
Translation (In Progress, May 2008 - )
Meghan
Fluit, M.H.Sc.- Thesis Chair- Health Promotion
through Empowering Partnering (In
progress, January 2008)
Janet
Hunt, M.Sc.N. – Thesis Chair – The Experience of
Health during End-Stage Heart Failure.
(Successful Defended, December, 2007.)
Ioanna
Prasini, M.Sc.N. – Thesis Chair – The Experience of
the Natural Environment as a Health Resource.
(Successfully
Defended, July, 2007)
Shannon
Quinn, M.Sc.N. – Advisor – Nursing Students’
Experiences of Caring for Patients with HIV/AIDs
(Successful
Defended, February 2007).
Elizabeth
Krestick, M.Sc.N. Advisor. Exploring the Nurse-Client Relationship: The
Context of Home-based Palliative Care. (Successfully defended, July 2006).
Andrew
Freeman, Ph.D. Rehabilitation Sciences.
Thesis Co-Chair – Professionalism under Bureaucracy: How Rehabilitation
Professionals Experience Accountability Obligations (Successfully Defended, August,
2007).
Thomas
Gantert, Ph.D. Nursing – Thesis Chair – In-Home Care to Community-Dwelling
Seniors: An
Exploration of Care Relationships and
Social Interaction (Successfully Defended, April, 2007)
Julie
Blaskovich, M.Sc.N. –
Advisor – Major Life Adaptations of Women Who Have Witnessed Domestic
Violence as Children. (Successfully defended,
August, 2006)
Abram
Oudshoorn, M.Sc.N. – PhD Nursing. Qualifying- in
Research Project. Advisor. Nurse-Client
Relationships in Home-based Palliative Care for Seniors: A Critical Analysis of
Power Relations. (Sept, 2004 – Sept, 2005. Successfully completed Sept, 2005).
Lisa
Kraw, Ph.D. Nursing – Advisor - The Experience of Stigma of Persons with Mental
Illness. (Sept 2003 – Nov 2004, withdrew from committee:- thesis direction
changed)
Lynn Shaw, Ph.D.Rehabilitation Sciences– Thesis Chair - Organizational
and System Barriers and Facilitators to Client Participation in Rehabilitation
Care in the Home (April, 2002-June, 2005. Successfully defended, June 22,
2005).
Amanda
Thibeault, M.Sc.N. – Thesis Chair – The Relationship
between Health-Promoting Empowerment
Effort
of Nurses and their Clients and Client Health Outcomes (Successfully
defended, May 2004).
Thomas
Gantert, MScN., - Research Project Supervisor and
Lisa
Kraw,MScN. – Research Project Supervisor and
Darlene
Brown, MScN. – Thesis Chair and
Patricia
Bethune, M.Sc.N., - Thesis Chair and mentor (MRC
research trainee) –Living with Disability:
Health Promotion from a Critical Feminist Perspective. (successfully
defended August, 2002)
Maureen
Loft, M.Sc.N. - Thesis Chair and mentor (MRC research
trainee) – Clients’ Experience of
In-Home
Care Relationships (successfully defended July, 2001).
Barbara
Godfrey, M.Sc.N. – Thesis Chair and mentor (MRC
research trainee) – Nurses’ Experience of
Empowerment in Providing In-Home Care
(successfully defended July, 2001).
Susan
Baker, M.Sc.N. - Thesis Chair - How Individuals
Awaiting Liver Transplantation Experience
Resources for Health (successfully
defended July, 2001).
Eileen
Denomy, M.Sc.N. – Thesis
Chair. Patients’ Experiences of Care
Delivery in a Hospital Emergency Department (Successfully defended August,
2000).
Jennifer Baumbusch, M.Sc.N. – Advisor and
mentor (NHRDP student research grant) - Ever-Single Older Women’s Access to
Health Care: A Critical Feminist Analysis (Successfully defended. July, 2000). – Recipient of Sigma Theta Tau Award for Outstanding Graduate Student
Research.
Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology
(Successfully defended, April, 2000).
Cynthia
Sutherland, M.Sc.N. - Thesis Chair - Being a Nurse
Case Manager in a CCAC in the current
context of health care. (Successfully defended Sept, 1999)
Bradley
Jacobson, M.Sc. (O.T.) – Advisor – Rural Case Management and Occupational Therapy
in
Chastity
Lattanzio, M.Sc. (Kinesiology) - Advisor - Improving
Cardiovascular Function and Quality of Life in Older Patients with Chronic
Heart Disease: A Community-Based
Clinical Trial (successfully defended Aug/99).
Dianne
Kilpatrick, M.Sc.N. – Thesis Chair - Newly Graduated
Nurses' Experience of Practice following Education in a Caring Curriculum
(successfully defended. May, 1999).
Sandra
DeLuca, Ph.D. Education - Ontario Institute for Studies in Education,
Pamela
Dietrich, M.Sc.N. - Advisor - Women's Experiences of
the Loss of Their Mothers - Completed May 1997.
Jennifer
Gloria
Murdoch, M.Sc.N. – Thesis Chair - Empowerment/
Disempowerment as Experienced by Cancer Patients and Their Nurses in Their
Relationship. (Successfully defended -
September 1995). Recipient of Sigma Theta Tau Award for Excellence in Research
Janyth
Mowat, M.Sc.N. - Advisor - Self-Efficacy, Burden and
Resource Utilization of Caregivers of the Elderly with Alzheimer's
Disease. Successfully defended. February 1995.
Shelley
Stroud-Gheyson, M.Sc.N.-
Thesis Chair - The Experience of Empowerment/Disempowerment in the
Elderly. Successfully defended. April 1994.
Eveline Hudon, M.Sc., Department of Family Medicine - Advisor - The
Motivations for an Academic Career in Family Medicine: A Qualitative Study. Successfully defended. September 1993.
Harry
Milne, M.Sc.N.- Thesis Chair - The Nature of Nursing
as a Resource in an Acute
iii)
PRE-THESIS PROGRAM ADVISEMENT
Anne
Sochan – Relationships in International Educational Program Development (In
progress Sept 2004)
Lynn
Jansen – Caregiver Relational Knowledge Translation for In-Home Clients with
Continence Care
Management Needs (In progress, February
2006)
iv)
THESIS
EXAMINATIONS
08/06/09
– Diane Shanley, PhD - Understanding Parents'
Perceptions of their Child's Mental Health
Problem:
Development of a Parent-Report Measure.
07/12/11-
Relationships with Patients: A Descriptvie comparative Study - The University of Toronto
06/12/18
– Kay Crosato, M.Sc.N. – Aboriginal Women Caregivers
of Elders in Geographically Isolated
Settings.
06/06/21
- Amy Haldenby, M. Sc.N. –
Homelessness and Health in Adolescents: A Critical Narrative
Analysis.
05/10/27 – Kim
Dias, M.Sc.N. – Building Nurse-Student Relationships
in the School Community: A Feminist Perspective. Chair of Examining Committee.
05/07/21 – Sarah
Derby, M.Sc.N. A Critical Narrative Study of
Mother-Daughter Relationships in Newcomer Families.
04/12/03 – Nadine Yammine, MScN. Untold Stories: A
Narrative Analysis of Immigrant Women’s Experiences with Intimate Partner
Abuse. Chair of Examining Committee.
03/07/23 – Susan
Duncan, Ph.D. Nursing.
03/06/23 – Deanna Skarbossa, M.Sc.N. – Mothers’
Friendship Quality, Parental Suppport, Quality of
Life, and Family Health Work in Families Led by Adolescent Mothers with
Pre-School Children.
02/09/20 –
Kimberly Clow, Ph.D. Psychology. Challenging
Pervasiveness of Sex and Race Categorization: Looking at the mental
Representation of Familiar Others. Chair of Examining Committee.
02/08/20 – Yolanda
Babenko-Mould, M.Sc.N., The
Effect of Computer Conference Discussions within a Clinical Practicum Course on
Senior Baccalaureate Nursing Students’ Self-Efficacy for Professional Nursing
Competencies and Computer-Mediated Learning.
02/08/19 – Chris
Sanders, M.Sc.N., Attention and Restoration in
Post-RN Students.
02/06/06 – Kinga Kluska, M.Sc.N.,
Effect of Empowerment on Effort-Reward Imbalance Among Nurses.
01/08/22 – Robin Coatsworth-Puspoky, M.Sc.N.,
Interpersonal Links in Mental Health; An
Ethnographic Analysis of Peer and Nursing Support.
00/10/05 – Mercer,
S., Ph.D Graduate Department of Community Health, The University of
99/12/06 – Sandra
de Luca, Ph.D., O.I.S.E., the
99/02/09
– Muki Puksa, M.Sc.N. – The Relationships Between Students’ Perceptions
of Teachers Collaborative Teaching Style and their Self-efficacy for
Collaborative Learning.
98/09/11
– Elizabeth Burrill, M.Sc.N.
– Health Conception, Family Health Work and Health Promoting
Lifestyle Practices in Latin American
Mennonite Families.
98/06/12
-Dorothy Forbes, Ph.D. (Nursing,
98/06/05
- Janice Elliott, M.Sc.N. - A Critical Ethnography of
the Experience of Menopause for Korean Women Living in
98/05/13
- Lisa Kempston, M.A. (Sociology) - Support Relations
with Neighbours among Older Adults: The Impact of Family Composition and
Gender.
98/04/21
- Candice Bray, M.Sc.N. - Fatigue in Systemic Lupus Erythematosis in Relation to Quality of Life, Depression,
and Disease Activity.
98/04/09
- Jane Bowley, M.E. (Education) - An Exploration of
Female Student's Experiences in Sexuality Education Programs.
97/09/12
- Bonnie Monteith, M.Sc.N.
- The Relationships Among Mothers' Resilience, Family Health Work, and Mothers'
Health Promoting Lifestyles in Families with Pre-School Children.
94/08/30
- Debra Dawson, Ph.D. (Psychology) - An Investigation of Student Participation
and Student-Teacher Interaction in the Case Method Classroom., Chair of
Examining Committee.
93/09/16
- Sandra Hayman, M.Sc. (Occupational Therapy) - Activity in Psychosocial
Occupational Therapy: An Exploratory
Study of Therapists' Perceptions.
Examiner.
92/09/23
- Dr. Patrice Laplante, M.D.,M.Sc.
(Clinical) - Gestational Diabetes: A
Quantitative and Qualitative Study of Its Emotional Impact. Examiner.
92/09/15
- C. Searle, M.Sc.N. - Uncertainty, Hope, and Quality
of Life of Adults with Ventricular Arrhythmias. Examiner.
92/07/10
- Joan Versnel, M.Sc. (Occupational Therapy) - The
Nature of Helping in Occupational Therapy An Exploratory Study. Examiner.
91/09/17
- D. Locke, M.Sc.N. - Predicting Turnover of Critical
Care Nurses - Testing the Theory of Reasoned Action. Examiner.
91/06/19
- S. Docherty, M.Sc.N. - Adolescent and Parental
Perceptions of Self-Esteem with Chronically Ill and Healthy Adolescents. Chair of Examining Committee.
91/04/11
-
iv) RESEARCH
PROJECT SUPERVISION (MASTERS' LEVEL)
Anita
Peterson, M.Sc.N. – Advisor/mentor to new thesis
Chair – How Hospital Nurses Experience Simultaneous Formal and Informal Roles
in Caring for the Elderly (successfully completed May, 2001)
Loreen Cummings,
Dr.
Mark Craig, Department of Family Medicine – Chair - The On-call Experience of
Rural Physicians and Their Families (withdrawn, due to illness) 1995.
Jocelyn
Lehman, Faculty of Nursing – Chair -
Community-based Care for Chronically Ill Older Persons: Piloting of a Health Promotion Intervention
(completed September 1994).
Dr.
Susan McNair, Department of Family Medicine – Chair - How Ambulatory Young Elderly Women Living
Alone Experience Life's Present and Anticipated Challenges (completed August
1994).
Laura
McLachlin, Faculty of Nursing - Chair - Work
Perceptions and Learning Needs of Practising Public Health Nurses (completed
November 1992).
Dr.
David Snadden, Department of Family Medicine - Advisor
- The Experience of Asthma (completed August 1991).
v) PROJECT
EXAMINATIONS
Dr.
I. Ajayi, M.Sc. (Clinical) July 1994
Dr.
L. Smith, M.Sc (Clinical) September 1993
Dr.
D. Carroll, M.Sc. (Clinical) September 1993
Dr.
J. Goertzen, M.Sc. (Clinical) August 1991
Dr.
J. Yaphe, M.Sc. (Clinical)
August 1991
vi) Graduate
Supervision
Successfully
Completed In Progress
A. Doctoral
Theses 3 1
B. Master’s
Thesis/Projects 33 1
C. Post-Doctoral
Fellows - -
D. Total
number of Ph.D. 4 3
Committees
Served On
H. RESEARCH
i) RESEARCH
GOALS
a) health,
health care management and independence of older persons
b) health
and health promotion processes
c)
combining qualitative and quantitative
research methodologies
d)
health promotion over the lifecourse
e)
Knowledge translation/transfer
ii) CURRENT
RESEARCH
a)
Client – Family – Nurse Relationships
in Home-Based Palliative Care for Seniors.
b)
Interdisciplinary Research Training in
Primary Health Care.
c)
Accelerating Knowledge Translation for
Evidence-based Flexible Client-Driven In-Home Care.
d)
Client – Family – Nurse Relationships
in Home-Based Dementia Care for Seniors.
e)
Interdisciplinary Education for
Comprehensive Interprofessional Community Mental
Health Care
iii) RESEARCH
GRANTS AND CONTRACTS
YEAR INDIVIDUAL GRANTOR
PURPOSE AMOUNT
OR
GROUP
Dec. 90-May 91 P.I.Individual Rea Foundation Pilot Study $9,320
Hospital to Home
June
91-Mar. 92 P.I. of Group Ministry of Urban Study $14,862.
Health Hospital
to Home
Feb. 92-Dec. 94 Co-investigator
Physicians
and
Physician
Services
Incorp.
Feb. 92-93 Co-investigator
Worklife
Oct.
93-97 P.I. of Group Ministry of Health Home-Based Health $367,810.
Promotion
Apr. 93 - Co-investigator Ministry
of Health Medication Counselling and $6,000.
Dec. 95 Discharge
Follow-up for
Elderly
Patients
Apr. 93 - Co-investigator S.S.H.R.C. Competency Development $120,000.
Mar. 31/97 in
Nursing and Medical
Education
1994-1998 Co-investigator Ontario Ministry Health Systems Linked 400,000./yr
of
Health
June 94-99 Career Scientist Ontario
Ministry Research Support Salary
of
Health
(Resigned
July 1, 1997 to assume tenured position.)
Jan. 95 - P.I. of Group NHRDP Seniors
Mar. 31/98 Research
Program
-
Evaluating Models
of
Community-Based
Care
of Seniors
Dec. 95 - Co-Investigator The Richard & A Prevalence Study of the $25,000.
Dec. 96 Jean
Ivey Fund Barriers and Facilitators
to
Seniors'
May 96 - Co-Investigator CBCRI Improving
Communication $173,865.
Mar. 31/99 between
Doctors and Breast
Cancer
Patients
Mar. 97-99 Co-Investigator CBCRI The
use of unconventional $74,760.
health
services by breast
cancer
survivors.
May 97 - Co-Investigator Parkwood Promoting Seniors - $21,035.
Mar/2000 Hospital
Foundation Respite Care
Apr. 98- Co-PI NHRDP Creating
Evidence-Based $330,000.
July 31, 2001 Canadian
Consensus on Health,
Social
& Economic Issues Related
to
Seniors’
July 1998 - P.I. NHRDP/ Creating Evidence-Based $10,000.
Apr., 2001 Health
Social
& Economic Issues Related
to
Seniors’
Translation
Support
Jan. 99- Co-Investigator Canadian A
National Study of the Cost- $100,000.
Dec, 2001 Health Effectiveness
of Home Care
Transitions versus Residential Care
Fund
June - Principal- SSHRC Proposal Development- $5,000.
Oct./99 Investigator Creating
a Culture of
Community-based Client-Driven Care
Jan. 99- Co-Investigator CHSRF Evaluation of $151,000
Dec. 2001
Integrating
Physician
Services
in the Home
Apr. 2000 - Principal MRC/ A
Study of the Costs and $368,248
Mar. 2005 Investigator CIHR Outcomes
of a Flexible Client-
Driven
Approach to In-Home
Service
Delivery
July – Dec., 2001 Principal University Sabbatical Research Travel $5,179
Investigator Research Grant
Sept. 2001 - Principal Internal Award Conference
Travel Grant $2,057
Investigator SSHRC
2001-2002 Co-Investigator Canadian Heart Improving
the Research $16,175
&
Stroke Capacity in Stroke
Foundation Rehabilitation
Apr. 2002 - Co-Investigator CIHR Interdisciplinary
Research $1,745,742
Feb. 2008 Training
in Primary Health
Care
Research
June, 2002 – Principal CIHR
Summer Health & Chronic Illness $4,048
Aug. 2002 Investigator Research Student over
the Lifecourse
Award:
L. Kraw
Sept. 2004 - Co-Principal CIHR Exploring
client-family –nurse $78,377
Mar. 2007 Investigator relationships in
home-based
palliative
care for seniors
Sept. 2005- P.I. UWO Faculty Scholar Award $14,000
July 1, 2007
Apr 1 2006- P.I. CIHR Accelerating Knowledge
to $50,000
Mar 31 2007
Action on Client-Driven Care
Phase 1
May 1 2006- Co-I Alzheimer
Client-Caregiver-Provider $200,000
Apr 30 2008 Society of Canada Relationships in Home-based
Dementia Care
Apr 24 2006- Co-I Health
June
30 2008
Collaborative Teams for
Comprehensive
Mental Health
Services
July 2006- Co-I CIHR,
Networking Symposium
Apr 1 2007- P.I. CIHR Accelerating Knowledge
to $99,800
July
31 2009
Action on Client-Driven Care
Phase 2
May
1 2007- Co-I SSHRC
Using Photovoice Methodology $35,657
Apr
30, 2009
to Explore Rural Women’s Health
July 1 2007 - P.I. CIHR Testing a Model for
Engaging $195, 571
June 30, 2010
Clients as Partners in Care
Management
Oct 2007 Co-PI SSHRC Growing Old at Home:
Coping $96,285
(APPLIED FOR) with
Health Challenges
K. PUBLICATIONS
Summary of Publications
Books 2
Chapters in Books
20
Papers in Refereed Journals 63
Papers in Unrefereed Journals 34
Abstracts, Presentations
and
Professional Meetings: Refereed 170
Unrefereed 130
Technical Reports 16
Book Reviews 3
i) BOOKS
Stewart, M., Brown, J.B., Weston, W.W., McWhinney,
I.R., McWilliam, C.L., Freeman, T.R. (eds.) (1995). Patient-Centered Medicine.
Stewart, M., Brown, J.B., Weston, W., McWhinney,
Patient-Centered Clinical Medicine:
Transforming the Clinical Method (2nd. Ed.).
Abingdon,
ii) CHAPTERS IN BOOKS
McWilliam, C.L. (1992). Options
for Nurses in the Primary Care Practice Setting. In:
Tudiver,F. et al. (eds.) Assessing Interventions. Research Methods
for Primary Care.
Brown,
J.B. and McWilliam, C.L. (1993).
Interdisciplinary Collaborative Research in Primary Care: Challenges and
Solutions. In: Bass, M. Et al. (eds.) Foundations of Primary Care Research:
Conducting Research in the Practice
Setting.
McWilliam,
C.L. (1995). Qualitative Approaches That
Illuminate Patient-Centered Care. In:
Stewart, M. et al. (eds). Patient-Centered
Medicine.
Brown,
J.B., McWilliam, C.L. and Weston, W.W. (1995). The Sixth Component: Being
Realistic. In: Stewart, M. et al. (eds). Patient-Centered
Medicine.
McWilliam,
C.L. and Freeman, T. (1995). The Fourth Component: Incorporating
Prevention and Health Promotion. In: Stewart, M. et al. (eds.) Patient-Centered Medicine.Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage, 73-88.
McWilliam,
C.L. (2000). Home Care: National
Perspectives and Policies. In: Stewart, Miriam J. (ed.) Community Nursing: Promoting Canadians? Health (2nd
ed.).
McWilliam,
C.L. (2000). How can we empower
chronically ill older people to promote their own health? In H. Best and E. Sellers (Eds). International Images of Health: Perspectives, Power,
and Practice (pp. 81-94).
McWilliam,
C., Brown, B. and McNair, S. (2002).
Major Life Events and the Illness Experience. In: Brown, J., Stewart, M., and Weston, W.
(eds.). Challenges and Solutions in
Patient-Centered Care: A Casebook. Abingdon,
McWilliam,
C., Brown, B. and Weston, W. (2002).
Chronically Ill Seniors. In:
Brown, J., Stewart, M. and Weston W. (eds.). Challenges and Solutions in Patient-Centered Care: A
Casebook. Abingdon,
McWilliam,
C., Brown, B., and Hennen, B. (2002). Collaboration. In: Brown, J., Stewart, M., and Weston, W.
(eds.). Challenges and Solutions in
Patient-Centered Care: A Casebook. Abingdon,
McWilliam,
C., Brown, B. and Weston, W. (2002).
Successful Referrals. In:
Brown, J., Stewart, M. , and Weston, W. (eds.). Challenges and Solutions in Patient-Centered Care: A
Casebook. Abingdon, Oxon, JK: Radcliffe Medical Press, chapter 27, pp.
139-143.
Weston,
W., McWilliam, C., and Freeman, T. (2002).
Component IV: Incorporating
Prevention and Health Promotion. In:
Brown, J., Stewart, M. and Weston, W. (eds.). Challenges and Solutions in Patient-Centered Care: A
Casebook. Abingdon,
McWilliam,
C., Brown, B. and Weston, W. (2002).
Learned Helplessness. In:
Brown, J., Stewart, M. and Weston, W. (eds.). Challenges and Solutions in Patient-Centered Care: A
Casebook. Abingdon,
McWilliam,
C., Brown, B. and Weston, W. (2002). The
Embittered Patient. In: Brown, J., Stewart, M.,
and Weston, W. (eds.). Challenges and
Solutions in Patient-Centered Care: A Casebook. Abingdon,
Weston,
W., Brown, B. and McWilliam, C. (2002).
Component VI: Being
Realistic. In: Brown, J., Stewart, M.
and Weston, W. (eds.). Challenges and
Solutions in Patient-Centered Care: A Casebook. Abingdon,
Yaphe, Y., Brown, B. and McWilliam, C. (2002). Consultation.
In: Brown, J., Stewart, M. and Weston, W.
(eds.). Challenges and Solutions in
Patient-Centered Care: A Casebook. Abingdon,
McWilliam
C. & Freeman, T. C. (2003). The
fourth component: Incorporating
Prevention and Health Promotion. In:
Stewart, M., Brown, J.B., Weston, W., McWhinney,
Brown,
J., McWilliam, C. and Weston, W. (2003).
The Sixth Component: Being
Realistic. In: Stewart, M., Brown,
J.B., Weston, W., McWhinney,
McWilliam,
C. and Brown, B. (2003). Using
Qualitative Methodologies to Illuminate Patient-
Centered
Care. In: Stewart, M., Brown,
J.B., Weston, W., McWhinney,
and Freeman, T. (eds.). Patient-Centered
Clinical Medicine: Transforming the
Clinical
Method (2nd
ed.). Abingdon,
McWilliam, C., Gutman, G., Penning, M., Mutch, B., Plouffe, L. , Stewart, M. & Tamblyn, R.
(2006). A national knowledge
translation exercise to create evidence-based policy,
programs and practice to promote
seniors’ independence. In: CIHR
Institute of Health
Services and Policy Research.
(Eds.). Evidence in Action, Acting on Evidence: A
Casebook of Health Services
and Policy Research Knowledge Translation Stories.
iii) PAPERS
IN REFEREED JOURNALS
McWilliam, C.L. (1990). Innovation and Entrepreneurship in
Colleges? Canadian Journal of
Higher
Education, 20(3):85-102.
Laschinger,
H. and McWilliam, C.L. (1992). Health
Care in
McWilliam, C.L. (1992). From Hospital to Home: Elderly Patients' Discharge Experiences. Family
Medicine,
24(6):256-267.
McWilliam,
C.L. (1993). Health Promotion: Strategies for Family Physicians. Canadian Family Physician, 39:1079-1085.
McWilliam,
C.L., Burdock, J. and Walmsley, J. (1993). The Challenging Experience of Palliative Care
Support Team Nursing. Oncology
Nursing Forum, Vol. 20(5):779-785.
McWilliam,
C.L. (1993). Book Review of "The Ends of Time: Life and Work in a Nursing Home", by: J.
Savishinsky. Qualitative
Health Research, 3(4):503-504.
McWilliam,
C.L., Brown, J.B.,
McWilliam,
C.L. and Wong, C. (1994). Keeping it Secret: The Costs and Benefits of Nursing's Hidden
Work in Discharging Patients. Journal
of Advanced Nursing, 19:152-163.
McWilliam,
C.L. and Sangster, J.F. (1994). Managing Patient Discharge to Home: The Challenges of Achieving Quality of Care. International Journal for Quality in
Health Care, 6(2):147-161.
McWilliam,
C.L., Coderre, P. and Desai, K. (1995).
Using Action Research to Enhance Geriatric Case Management. Geriatric Care Management Journal,
5(1):13-19.
McWilliam,
C.L., Desai, K., and Sweetland, D.B. (1995). Evolving an Empowering Approach to
Continuous Quality Improvement in Home Care.
Quality Management in Health Care, 3(3):31-39.
McWilliam,
C.L. (1995). Book Review of "The
Erosion of Autonomy in Long-Term Care, by Lidz, L. et
al. Social Science and Medicine, 1995;41(1):147-150.
McWilliam,
C.L., Stewart, M., Brown, J.B., Desai, K. and Coderre,
P. (1996). Creating Health with Chronic
Illness. Advances in Nursing Science,
18(3):1-15.
Milne,
H.A. and McWilliam, C.L. (1996).
Considering Nursing Resource as Caring Time. Journal of Advanced Nursing,
23:810-819.
McWilliam,
C.L. (1996). Creating Understanding
Which Cultivates Change. Qualitative
Inquiry, 2(2):151-175.
Wood,
M.L. and McWilliam, C.L. (1996). Cancer
in Remission: A Challenge in
Collaboration for Family Physicians and Oncologists. The Canadian Family Physician,
12:899-910.
McWilliam,
C.L., Stewart, M., Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K., Patterson, M.L., Del
Maestro, N. and Pittman, B.J.
(1997). Creating Empowering
Meaning: An Interactive Process of
Promoting Health with Chronically Ill Older Canadians. Health Promotion International,
12(2):111-123.
Brown,
J.B., McWilliam, C.L. and Mai, V.
(1997). Barriers and Facilitators
to Seniors'
McWilliam,
C.L. (1997). Using a participatory research process to
make a difference in Policy on Aging. Canadian
Journal on Aging/Canadian Public Policy.
Supplement;70-89.
Spence-Laschinger,
H., McWilliam, C.L., Weston, W., and Kaufmann, C. (1999). The Effects of Family Nursing and Family
Medicine Clinical Rotations on Nursing and Medical Students Self-Efficacy for
Health Promotion Counseling. Journal of Nursing Education, 38(8):
347-356.
McWilliam,
C.L., Desai, K. and Greig, B. (1997).
Bridging Town and Gown: Building
Research Partnerships Between Community-Based Professional Providers and
Academia. Journal of Professional
Nursing, 13(5):307-315.
McWilliam,
C.L., Spence-Laschinger, H.K., and Weston, W. W. (1999). Health Promotion
Amongst Nurses and Physicians: What is the human experience? American
Journal of Health Behavior, 23(2):95-104.
McWilliam,
C.L., Stewart, M., Brown, J.B. et al. (1999) A randomized controlled trial of a
critical reflection approach to home-based health promotion for chronically ill
older persons. Health Promotion
International, 14(1):27-41.
Dietrich,
P., McWilliam, C.L., Ralyea, S., & Schweitzer, A.
(1999). Mother Loss: Recreating Relationship and Meaning. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research, 31(2),77-101.
Brown,
J.B., Stewart, M., & McWilliam, C.L. (1999). Using the patient-centred method to achieve
excellence in care for women with breast cancer. Patient Education and Counselling,
38:121-129.
McWilliam,
C.L., Brown, J.B., & Stewart, M. (2000).
Breast Cancer Patients’ Experiences of Patient-Doctor
Communication: A working
relationship. Patient Education and
Counselling 39(2-3),191-204.
McWilliam,,
C.L., Diehl-Jones, W., Jutai, J., & Tadrissi, S.
(2000). Care Delivery Approaches and
Seniors’
Brown,
J.B., McWilliam, C.L., Wetmore, S., Keast, D. and
Schmidt, G. (2000). Is respite care available to chronically ill
seniors? Canadian Family Physician,
46 (9): 1793-1800.
McWilliam,
C.L., Stewart, M., Desai, K., Wade, T., & Galajda,
J. (2000). Case Management. Approaches for In-Home Care. Health Care
Management Forum, 13(3), 37-44.
Boon, H.,
Stewart, M., Kennard, M.A., Gray, R., Sawka, C.,
Brown, J.B., McWilliam, C., Gavin, A., Baron, R., Aaron, D. & Haines-Kamka, T. (2000). The use of complementary/alternative
medicine by breast cancer survivors in
McWilliam, C.L.
(2001). Editorial: Canadian Association on Gerontology Policy Statement on
Assistive Devices for Seniors. Canadian
Journal of Aging, 20(1), i-iii.
McWilliam, C.L.
(2001). Editorial: Canadian Association on Gerontology Policy Statement on
Health Promotion for Individual Seniors. Canadian
Journal of Aging, 20(2), i-iv.
McWilliam, C.L.,
Stewart, M., Sangster, J., Cohen,
B.(2001). Work in Progress:
Integrating Physicians’ Services in the Home:Canadian
Family Physician.
47(12): 2502-2509.
McWilliam,
C.L., Ward-Griffin, C., Sweetland, D., Sutherland, C., & O’Halloran, L. (2001).
The
Experience of Empowerment in In-Home
Service Delivery. Home Health Care
Services
Quarterly 20(4):49-71.
Loft, M.,
McWilliam, C., and Ward-Griffin, C. (2003).
Patient Empowerment Following
Total Hip or Total Key
Replacement. Orthopedic
Nursing, 22(1): 42-47.
McWilliam,
C.L., Godfrey, B., Stewart, M., Sangster, J., Mitchell, J. and Cohen, I (2003).
Evolving the Delivery of Acute Care
Services in the Home. Home Health
Services
Quarterly, 22(1),55-74.
Baker, S.
and McWilliam, C.L. (2003). How Patients
Manage Life While Awaiting Liver
Transplantation. Progress in Transplantation, 13(1):
47-60.
McWilliam,
C.L., et al. Promoting Evidence-based
Health Policy and Practice for Seniors:
Lessons from a National Knowledge
Transfer Project. (2003). Canadian Journal on Aging,
22(4), 415-430.
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (2003).
Building Empowering Partnerships for Interprofessional
Care.
Journal of Interprofessional Care, 17(4), 363-375.
McWilliam,
C.L. (2003). Inspiring Nursing’s Spirit: A leadership challenge for nurse
educators.
Canadian Journal of Nursing
Leadership, 16(2): 40-43.
McWilliam, C.L. (2003). Guest Editorial:
Advancing the Contribution of Gerontological Nursing Research.Canadian Journal of Nursing Research,
35(4): 3-5.
Chappell,
N.L., Havens, B., Hollander, M., Miller, J. & McWilliam, C.L. (2004).
Comparative Costs of Home Care and Residential Care. The Gerontologist.
44(3), 389-400.
Gantert,
T. & McWilliam, C.L. (2004). Interdisciplinary Team Processes Within an
In-Home Service Delivery Organization. Home Health Services Quarterly.
23(3), 1-17.
McWilliam,
C.L. (2004). Book Review: Life and Work in a Long Term Care Centre, by Arcand, M. & Croisetiere, C.
( 2002). Canadian Family Physician., 50, 1117-1118
Shaw, L., MacKinnon, J.,
McWilliam, C., Sumsion, T. (2004). Consumer participation in the work
rehabilitation process: Contextual factors and implications for practice. Work,
23(3), 182-192.
McWilliam,
C.L., Stewart, M., Vingilis, E., Hoch, J., Ward-Griffin, C., Donner, A.,
Browne, G., Coyte, P. & Anderson, K. (2004). Flexible Client-Driven Case Management. Journal of Case Management. 5(2), 73 –
86.
Shaw, L., Sumsion, T., McWilliam,
C., MacKinnon, J. (2004) Service Provider Perspectives on including consumers
in the vocational rehabilitation process. Journal of Vocational
Rehabilitation. 21(3). 123-136.
McWilliam,
C.L. & Ward-Griffin, C. (2006). Implementing organizational change in
health and social services. Journal
of Organizational Change Management. 19(2), 119-135.
Bethune-Davies,
P., McWilliam, C. & Berman, H. (2005). Living with the Health and
Social Inequities of a Disability: A
Critical Feminist Study. Health Care for
Women International, 27(3),
204-222.
Brown, D., McWilliam, C.L. &
Ward-Griffin, C. (2006). Nurses’ experience of a flexible client-driven
approach to in-home care. Journal of Advanced Nursing. 53 (2), 160-168.
Hall, J., & McWilliam, C. (2006). About the
Culture of Nursing in Home Care. Home
Health Care
Services Quarterly, 25(3/4), 75-90.
McWilliam, C.L., Book Review.
(2006). Wister, A. “Baby Boomer Health Dynamics:
How are we aging?” (2005).
Canadian
Family Physician, 52 (May), 628.
Hall, J. Bainbridge, L., Buchan, A., Cribb, A., Drummond, J., Gyles,
C. Hicks, P.,
Laupacis, A. McWilliam C.,
Solomon, P. (2006). Interdisciplinary Research in the Health Sciences in
Canadian medical Association Journal,175 (2006), 763-771.
McWilliam, C.L. (2007). Continuing education at the
cutting edge: Promoting transformative
knowledge translation. Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions, 27(2),
72-79.
McWilliam, C. L., Hoch, J., Coyte, P., Stewart, M., Vingilis, E., Ward-Griffin, C.,
Donner, A.,
Browne, G. &
Anderson, K. (2007). Can we afford consumers choice in home care? Care
Management Journals, 8(4), 10-18.
Shaw, L., McWilliam, C., Sumsion,
T. & MacKinnon, J. (2007). Optimizing environments for
Consumer participation
and self-direction in finding employment. OTJR:
Occupation,
Participation and Health,27(2), 59-69.
Oudshoorn, A., Ward-Griffin, C.
& McWilliam, C.L. (2007). Client-nurse relationships in home-
Based palliative care: a
critical analysis of power relations. Journal
of Clinical Nursing, 16,
1435-1443.
McWilliam, C. L. (2008). Book Review: Weil, A. (2007). Healthy
Aging : A Lifelong Guide to
Your
Physical and Spiritual Well-Being. Alfred A Knopf:
Physician, 53(12),
2160.
Gantert, T., McWilliam, C.L. and
Ward-Griffin, C. (2008). The key to me: Seniors’ perceptions of
relationship-building with in-home
service providers. Canadian Journal on
Aging. (In Press).
Leipert, B., Kloseck, M.,
McWilliam C., Forbes, D., Kothari, A. & Oudshoorn, A. (2008). Fitting a
round peg into a square hole: Exploring
issues, challenges and strategies for solutions in
rural home care settings. On-Line Journal
of Rural Nursing and Health Care.
http://www.rno.org/journal/index.php/online-journal/article/viewFile/146/183
McWilliam, C.L. (2008). Guest
Editorial: Sharpening the Focus of Research on In-home and
Community Care for
Older Persons. Canadian Journal of
Nursing Research, 40(1), .
(In Press).
McWilliam, C.L., Kothari, A., Leipert, B.,
Ward-Griffin, C., Forbes, D., King, M.L., Kloseck, M.,
Interaction Approach to KT. CJBR, 40(2),
58-74.
McWilliam,
C.L., Kothari, A., Kloseck, M., Ward-Griffin, C. & Forbes, D. (2008).
Managing evidence-based change: A “PAKT” for Success. Journal of Change Management.
(In Press).
McWilliam, C.L., Ward-Griffin, C.,
Oudshoorn, A., & Krestick, E. (Nov/Dec 2008). Living While
Dying/Dying While Living: Older
Clients’ Experience of In-Home Palliative Care.
Journal
of Hospice and Palliative Care. (In Press).
Manuscripts Submitted
Stewart,
M., Sangster, J.F., Hoch, J.S., Cohen, I., McWilliam,
C.L., Mitchell, J., Vingilis, E., Ryan, B.L., Tyrrell, C., McWhinney, I.R.
(2008). Integrating Physician Services
in the Home – An Evaluation of an Innovative Program. Submitted to Healthcare
Policy
Bethune-Davies, P. & McWilliam, C.L. (2007).
The Relationships Among Health Promotion, Health Status and Quality of Life in
Individuals Living with a Disability. (Under revision for re-submission).
McWilliam, C. L. (2008). INVITED
CHAPTER: The Theoretical Basis of Social Phenomenology. In: Bourgeault, I.L., Devies, R. & Dingwall, R. (Eds.) Sage Handbook on Qualitative Health
Research. (Under Review).
In Progress:
McWilliam, C.L., Kothari, A., Kloseck,
M., Ward-Griffin, C. & Forbes, D. (2008-). Evolving the process of
knowledge translation: A PAKT framework.
Implementation Science.
iii) PAPERS IN UNREFEREED JOURNALS
McWilliam, C.L., Yaphe,
J. and Brown, J.B. (1992). A Time to
Talk, A Time To Listen: Show Me the Way
to Go Home.
Yaphe, J., Brown, J.B. and McWilliam, C.L.
(1992). A Time to Talk, A Time to
Listen: A Good
Consultation,
but....
McWilliam, C.L., Brown, J.B. and
Freeman, T.R. (1992). A Time to Talk, a Time to Listen:
Understanding Suffering.
McWilliam, C.L., Brown, J.B. and
Weston, W.W. (1993). A Time to Talk; A Time to Listen: The
Challenge of Learned
Helplessness. The
McWilliam, C.L., Brown J.B. and Hennen, B.K.E. (1993).
A Time to Talk; A Time to Listen:
Who
Knows Best? The
McWilliam, C.L., et al. (1993). Achieving the Transition from
Hospital to Home: How Older
Patients and their
Caregivers Experience the Discharge Process.
Working Paper Series, Paper
93-1, Centre for
Studies in Family Medicine, The
Ont.
McWilliam, C.L., Brown, J.B. and
McNair, S. (1994). A Time to Talk, A Time to Listen:
Discovering a Missing
Connection.
McWilliam, C.L., et al. (1994).
Invited column. Promotion
Research Preliminary Findings.
Ontario Home Care Case
Managers Association Newsletter, 3(1):4.
McWilliam, C.L. Brown, J.B. and
MacLean, C. (1994). "A Time to Talk, A Time to Listen: Choices
and Chances. Whose Responsibility?"
McWilliam, C.L., Brown, J.B. and
Weston, W.W. (1995). A Time to Talk, A
Time to Listen:
Building a Constructive
Doctor-Patient Relationship.
McWilliam, C.L., Brown, J.B. and
Weston, W.W. (1995). A Time to Talk, A
Time to Listen:
Achieving More Than Biding
Time.
McWilliam, C.L. (1996). Invited column. Case Management: A Research Priority. Aging, Health
and Society:
McWilliam, C.L., Brown, J.B. and Weston,
W.W. (1995). A Time to Talk, A Time to
Listen:
Finding Common
Ground: Paving the Way to Successful
Referrals.
62(4):84-85.
McWilliam, C.L. (1996). Invited column. Promoting Seniors'
Opportunities. Parent-Child Guide Book, April/May
Vol. ME2-3,
Thomas,
McWilliam, C.L. (1996). Invited
column. Choosing research partners. Australian Nursing Review,
1(5):15.
McWilliam, C.L. (1997). Invited
Column. Health for seniors: Whose life
is this anyway? CLS –
Info. Line, Council for
Alder, R., Speechley, M., McWilliam,
C., Mai, V., Vingilis, Brown, J.B., Leffley, A. (1997).
Seniors’
findings. SIRP Working Paper 97-01,
McWilliam, C.L. (1998). Invited Column. CLS InfoLine. From Research to Community Action to
Promote Seniors'
McWilliam,
C.L., (1998). About the National
Consensus Process. The Honor Cord: Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing, 13(2):12
McWilliam,
C.L., (1998). Applied Research: Myth or Reality? The Health Administrator:The
Official Publication of the South
McWilliam,
C.L. (1998). Local researchers work with
the community to promote seniors’ independence.
The Centre for Activity and Ageing Newsletter, 10(1):22-23.
McWilliam,
C. L. (1998). About the national
consensus process. Newsletter:
Canadian Association on Gerontology, 24(3), 1, 3.
McWilliam,
C.L., (1998). About the National
Consensus Process. The Honour
Cord: Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society of Nursing, 13(2): 12.
McWilliam,
C.L., et al. (June 30, 1998). Final
Report of the Pilot of the Consensus Process:
An Innovative Dissemination Strategy of the Seniors’ Independence
Research Program, “Evaluation of Models of Community-based Primary Care which
Foster Seniors’
McWilliam,
C. L. et al. (June 30, 1998). Evaluation
of Models of Primary Care which fosters Seniors’
McWilliam,
C.L. et al. (Dec, 1998). Creating
Evidence-Based Consensus on Health, Social and Economic Issues Related to
Seniors’
McWilliam,
C.L. & Gutman, G. (1999). CAG
Participants Promote Seniors’
McWilliam,
C.L. (Jan., 2000). Creating Evidence-Based Consensus on Health,
Social and Economic Issues Related to Seniors’
McWilliam,
C.L. (2000). About the Label of “Case
Manager” and Enacting the Philosophy of Client-Driven Care.
McWilliam, C.L.
(February 2001). Seniors’ Advocacy
Works: An Update on the National
Consensus Process. The Council for
London Seniors’ Newsletter, p.5.
McWilliam,
C.L. (2001). Seniors’ Advocacy
Works: An update on the National
Consensus
Process
on Health, Social and Economic Issues related to Seniors’
Association on Gerontology’s
Newsletter, March 2001, Vol 27, #1, p1.
McWilliam,
C.L., Gutman, G., Penning, M., Stewart, M., Tamblyn, R., et al (December
2001).
Creating Evidence-Based Consensus
on Health, Social and Economic Issues Related to
Seniors’
Program.
Stewart,
M., Ellett, F., Golding, S., Hoch, J., Huras, P., McWhinney,
G.,
and Sangster, J. (2002). Integrating
Physician Services in the Home. Final Report.
Canadian
Health Services Research Foundation.
McWilliam,
C.L., et al. (2005).
A National Knowledge
Translation Exercise to Create Evidence-Based Policy, Programs,
and Practice to Promote Seniors’
v)
TECHNICAL
REPORTS
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Sangster, J., Brown, J. & Wong, C. (1993).
Achieving the Transition from Hospital to Home: How Older Patients and
their Caregivers Experience the Discharge Process. Working Paper #93-1. Centre for Studies in
Family Medicine, and Thames Valley Family Practice Unit, The University of
Western Ontario, December 1993.
McWilliam, C.L., Bass, M., &
Mai, V. (1995). Seniors’
Alder, R., Speechley, M.,
McWilliam C., Mai, V., Vingilis, E., Brown, J.B. & Leffley,
A. (1997). Senior’s Independence Health Care Study: Study Methodology and
Descriptive Findings. The SIRP Working
Paper 97-01. The
McWilliam, C.L., Mai, V., &
Harris, S. (1997). Seniors’ Independence
Research Program: Evaluation of Models of Community-based Primary Care which
foster Seniors’
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Donner, A., Desai, K. & Coderre,
P. (1997). Final Report: A Study of
Home-based Health Promotion for Chronically Ill Older Persons. Project #04617. Health Services Research. Submitted to the Ministry of Health of
McWilliam, C.L., et al. (December
21, 1998). Interim Report: Creating Evidence-Based
Consensus on Health, Social, and Economic Issues Related to Seniors’
McWilliam, C.L., et al. (June 30,
1998). Final Report of the Pilot of the
Consensus Process: An Innovative
Dissemination Strategy of the Seniors’ Independence Research Program,
“Evaluation of Models of Community-based Primary Care which Foster Seniors’
McWilliam,
C. L. et al. (June 30, 1998). Final
Report: Evaluation of Models of Primary Care
which foster Seniors’
McWilliam,
C.L. (Jan., 2000). Creating Evidence-Based Consensus on Health,
Social and Economic Issues Related to Seniors’
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (Dec, 2001). Final Report: Creating
Evidence-Based Consensus on Health,
Social and Economic Issues
Related to Seniors’
and NHRDP. Project # 6606-6486-006.
Hollander,
M., Chappell, N., Havens, B., McWilliam, C. & Miller, J. Substudy 5: A Study
of the
Costs and Outcomes of Home Care and
Residential Long Term Care Services. A
Report
Prepared for the Health Transition
Fund, Health
Stewart,
M., Elliott, F., Golding, S., Hoch, J., Huras, P., McSherry, J., McWhinney,
C., Pollett,
G., Sangster, J. & Vingilis, E. (2002).
Integrating Physician Services in the Home.
Final Report Submitted to the Canadian
Health Services Research Foundation and the
Ministry of Health and
Long-Term Care. March, 2002.
McWilliam,
C. & Gantert, T. (2004). Feasibility Issues and Pilot Testing of
Transformative Knowledge Transfer Strategies and Instruments. To CIHR, Septermber,
2004.
Stewart,
M., Burge, F.,
McWilliam,
C.L. et al. (2006). Accelerating Knowledge to Action in Flexible client-Driven
Care, Phase 1: Interim Report. Submitted to CIHR Oct 3, 2006.
McWilliam,
C.L. et al. (2007). Accelerating Knowledge to Action in Flexible client-Driven
Care, Phase 1: Final Report. Submitted to CIHR March 30, 2007.
iv) PEER-REVIEWED WEBSITE PUBLICATIONS
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (2006). The 20:20 vision of flexible
client-driven service delivery. Health
Care
Improvement Practices Registry,
McWilliam, C. L. et al. (2006). Flexible
client-driven in-home case management: An option to
consider. CSA Social Services
Abstracts, http://www.csa.com/factsheets/ssa-set-c.php
vii) REVIEWED
Stewart, M., Brown, B., Weston, W., McWhinney,
McWilliam, C.L. et al. Case Management Approaches for In-Home
Care. (2000). In:
Focus on Family Practice Research, 12(3), 4, June, 2001 by Dr.
Blair Pierce, MD, CCFP, London.
McWilliam, C.L., Burdock, J. and Walmsley, J. (1994). Practice Issues: The Challenging
Experience
of Palliative Care Support-Team Nursing.
Capsules and Comments in Oncology
Nursing, 1(4):65-66.
McWilliam, C.L. and Wong, C. (1994). Keeping it Secret: The Costs and
Benefits of Nursing's
Hidden Work in Discharging Patients.
Nursing Times, 90(24):11.
vii) ABSTRACTS
ABSTRACTS
OF PAPERS PRESENTED AT SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS (REFEREED)
(i) International
Ward-Griffin,
C., McWilliam, C., Oudshoorn,
A. End-of-Life Home Care for Seniors and their
Caregivers: Exploring the
Practice Patterns of Nurses. The Gerontological Society
of
America’s 61st Annual Scientific Meeting, Capitol
Hill, Washington, DC, November 22
24.
McWilliam, C. Translating Health in Primary Health
Care Practice. 15th Canadian Conference on
International Health, October 26-29,
2008, Ottawa, Canada.
Leipert, B., Kelley, M., McWilliam, C., Forbes,
D., Wakewich, P. & Landry, T. Rural Women’s
Lives:
Expanding Understanding Using Photovoice. 6th
International Symposium Public Health and the Agricultural Rural Ecosystem,
McWilliam,
C., Ward-Griffin, C., Forbes, D., King, M.L., Leipert, B.,
A., Kloseck, M. Kothari, A.
Walker, C. et al. Using transformative KT to advance practice
in a transdisciplinary
environment. 18th International STTI Research Congress: Evidence-
Based Practice.
McWilliam.
C. Ward-Griffin, C., Oudshoorn, A. & Krestick, E. (2007). Living while
dying/dying
while living: the
socio-cultural experience of in-home palliative care for older clients with
cancer. Festival of
International Conferences on Caregiving, Disability,
Aging and
Technology.
McWilliam, C., Coleman, S.
Stewart, M., Vingilis, E., Ward-Griffin, C., Kothari, A., Leipert, B.,
Forbes, D., Kloseck,
M. Ferguson, K., King, M.L.,
Putting “health” into
health professionals’ practice. 19th IUHPE World Conference: Health
Promotion & Health
Education.
Gantert, T. &
McWilliam, C. (2005). Seniors’ Perceptions of Interdisciplinary Team
Partnerships during the Provision
of In-home Services. 4th Annual International
Elder Care Conference: Developing
and Implementing a Policy Framework and
Innovative Services for Elder Health and Elder
Care.
30, 2005.
McWilliam, C. &
Ward-Griffin, C. ( 2005). Implementing and Evaluating an
Empowering Partnership
Approach for Elder Care. The 4th Annual International Elder Care
Conference: Developing and Implementing a Policy Framework and Innovative
Services for Elder Health and Elder Care.
McWilliam, C., Vingilis, E.,
Stewart, M., Ward-Griffin, C., Hoch, J. Donner, A.,
Browne, G., Coyte, P, Golding,
S., Coleman, S. & Wilson, M. (2005). The 13th International Conference
on Health-Promoting Hospitals.
McWilliam, C.L., Ward-Griffin, C., Browne,
G, Stewart, M., Vingilis, E., Coyte, P.,
Gantert, T.W. & McWilliam, C.L. (2003).
Interdisciplinary Team Processes During the
Provision of In-Home Care.
International conference in Community Health Care Nursing Research,
Gantert, T.W. & McWilliam, C.L. (2003).
Interdisciplinary Team Processes During the
Provision of In-Home Care. 5th
International Collaborative Conversations
Conference,
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M., Vingilis, E.,
Donner A, Hoch, J., Coyte, P., Browne, G.,
Ward-Griffin, C., Coleman,
McWilliam C, Stewart M, Vingilis E, Hoch J
& Ward-Griffin C. (2002). Acquiring evidence to make wise decisions about
approaches to service delivery in in-home care. From Knowledge to Wisdom: A
Living International Exchange on Home and Community Care.
Denomy, E. & McWilliam, C.L. (2002).
Patients’ Experience of Care Delivery in the Emergency Department. 2002 Annual
Meeting of the Emergency Nurses’ Association.
McWilliam C, Gutman G, Penning M, Stewart
M, & Tamblyn R. (2001). A national strategy for knowledge transfer to the
health policy, programming, and service delivery arenas. 4th
International Conference on the Scientific Basis of Health Services. Sydney
Australia, Sept 22-25,2001.
McWilliam C, Desai K & Golding S.
(2001). Using a program of collaborative research to make
the potential of research a reality. 4th International
Conference on the Scientific Basis of
Health Services.
Sydney Australia, Sept 22-25,2001.
McWilliam C, Dillon D, Hawe
P and Lomas J. (2001). International perspectives on knowledge
transfer:Working together to enhance
evidence-based policy and services for seniors. 17th
Congress of the International Association of Gerontology.
McWilliam C, Gutman G, Penning M, Stewart
M, & Tamblyn R. (2001).
consensus process to create evidence-based redress of seniors’ issues.
17th Congress of the
International Association of Gerontology.
Loft M, McWilliam C & Ward-Griffin C.
(2001). The in-home care experience of patients
following total hip or knee replacement. 17th Congress of the
International Association of
Gerontology.
McWilliam C & Ward-Griffin C.
(2001). Working toward more empowering care: An
exploratory study of
the experience of in-home service delivery. 17th Congress of the
International
Association of Gerontology.
Godfrey B , McWilliam C &
Andrusyszyn MA. ( 2001). Nurses’ experience of empowerment in
their provider-client
relationship in in-home care. 17th Congress of the International
Association of Gerontology.
McWilliam, C. & Desai, K.
(2001). Advancing the practice of case management through client-driven
approaches: Strategies for optimizing cost-effectiveness. 5th International Care/Case Management
Conference,
Brown J & McWilliam C. (2001) Until
death do us part: A continuum of the couple relationship in living with chronic
illness. North American Primary Care
Research Conference.
Lattanzio, C. J., Petrella,
R. J., Overend, T. J., & McWilliam, C. L. (2000) High versus low intensity
home-based cardiac rehabilitation programs in older coronary patients.
Brown, J., McWilliam, C.,
Stewart, M. (July 23, 1999).
Communicating with Breast Cancer Patients. Communications in Medicine Conference,
Northwestern University,
McWilliam, C. L., et al. (Nov.
4-7, 1998). Factors Affecting Management
of In-Home Care: Is Client-Centred
Evidence-Based Decision-Making a Reality?
North American Primary Care Research Group 26th Annual Conference,
McWilliam, C. L., et al.
(Nov.6,1998). Refining Approaches to Communication in Primary Care: What can we
learn from the experience of women with breast cancer?: North American Primary Care Research Group
26th Annual Conference,
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J., McNau, S., & Desai, K. (June 15/98).
Parents as partners: the opportunities, challenges, and outcomes. WONCA, the 15th World Conference of the World
Organization of Family Doctors.
Laschinger, H., McWilliam,
C.L., Weston, W.W. (Apr. 14/98). The Impact of Family Medicine and Family
Nursing Clinical Rounds on Medical and Nursing Students' Health Promotion
Counselling Self-efficacy. American
Educational Research Association, 1998 Annual Meeting Program.
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K., Coderre, P. (Nov.13/97)
Promoting Health in Chronic Illness:
Can it make a difference? 25th
Anniversary Annual Meeting, North American Primary Care Research Group
(NAPCRG), November 12-15, 1997,
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M., Brohn, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K., Coderre,
P. (Aug. 14/97). Making a difference in
health: How community nurses and chronically ill older people can together
promote health. Second International
Conference on Community Health Nursing Research: Making a difference: Using
Community Health Nursing Research Towards 2000 and Beyond. August 13-15, 1997,
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K., Patterson, M.L. (Nov. 5/96). Creating Health with Chronic
Illness: Using Qualitative Research to Refine Health Promotion Approaches. North American Primary Care Research Group,
November 2-6, 1996,
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K., Patterson, M.L. (Oct. 31/96). Treating Health with Chronic Illness: Using Qualitative Research to Refine Health
Promotion Approaches. The Third
International Interdisciplinary, Qualitative Health Research Conference, October
30-November 1, 1996,
McWilliam, C.L. (Oct. 28/96).
Invited. Creating Health with
Chronic Illness: A Critical Reflection
Approach. Invited. Symposium at the
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K. and Coderre,
P. (Feb. 1996). How Can We Empower Chronically Ill Older
People to Promote Their Own Health.
International Images of Health,
February 4-7, 1996,
McWilliam C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K. and Coderre,
P. (Dec. 1995) An Innovative Community-Based Health
Promotion Intervention for Chronically Ill Older Persons. Community Health Centers International
Conference: At The Centre of Health Care
Reform, December 3-6, 1995,
McWilliam, C.L., Brown, J.B.
and Mai, V. (Nov. 1995). Barriers and
Facilitators to Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (Oct. 3/94).
Exploring Chronically Ill Older Persons' Experience of Health and Health
Promotion. NAPCRG,
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (Sept.
19/94). Cutting Edge Research on
Managing Care of the Elderly: Home-Based Health Promotion for Chronically Ill
Older Persons. 2nd International
Conference on Long Term Care Case Management,
McWilliam, et al. (June
1994). Can Understanding Effect
Change? Dissemination Strategies which
Facilitate using Qualitative Research Findings to Improve Health Care
Delivery. Qualitative Health Research
Conference, June 10-13/94,
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov. 1993).
The Qualitative Research Frontier in Primary Care & Prevention:
Trailblazing Approaches and Outcomes.
NAPCRG,
Kuzel, A., Miller, W. and
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov. 1993). Interpretation of Qualitative Clinical
Inquiry. NAPCRG,
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (Mar.
1993). The Multidisciplinary Challenges
of Discharging Elderly Patients from an Urban Teaching Hospital to Home with
Continued Care Needs: A Phenomenological
Study. Midwest Nursing Research Society
17th Annual Conference,
McWilliam, C.L. (Apr.
1992). Paradigms, Premises and
Principles: Qualitative Traditions and
the Design of Inquiry. Keynote Address The North American Primary Care Research
Group,
McWilliam, C.L. (Apr.
1992). Qualitative Research: Practical Approaches to Setting Started. The North American Primary Care Research Group,
McWilliam, C.L. (May
1991). From Hospital to Home: The Qualitative Challenges. Refereed conference Community-Based and University-Based Primary
Care Research: Building a Bridge; The
North American Primary Care Research Group,
(ii) National
Leipert,
B., Kelley, M., McWilliam, C., Forbes, D., Wakewich,
P. & Landry, T. (October
2008). Expanding Methodologies
for Rural Health Research: Lessons Learned from
Photovoice
Research with Rural Women. The 37th
Annual Scientific & Educational
Meeting
of the Canadian Association on Gerontology,
Jansen,
S.L., McWilliam, C.L., Forbes, D., Forchuk, C. (October 2008). The process of
Caregiver Knowledge
Translation. The 37th Annual
Scientific & Educational Meeting of
the
Canadian Association on Gerontology,
McWilliam,
C., Coleman, S., Ward-Griffin, C., Forbes, D., Kothari, A., Kloseck, M. &
Fluit, M. (October 2008).
Addressing the Global Challenge of Knowledge Translation:
Growing Theory & Practice
Locally. The 37th Annual
Scientific & Educational Meeting of
the
Canadian Association on Gerontology,
Ward-Griffin,
C., McWilliam, C., Forbes, D., Kloseck, M., Bol, N., Mowatt,
J., Oudshoorn,
A., Clake,
K., St-Amant, O. & DeForge, R. (October 2008).
Negotiating Relationships-
Navigating Positions in
Home-Based Dementia Care: A Critical Analysis. The 37th
Annual
Scientific & Educational Meeting of the Canadian Association on
Gerontology,
Ward-Griffin, C., McWilliam, C., Forbes,
D., Kloseck, M., Bol, N., Mowatt, J., Oudshoorn,
A., Clake,
K., St-Amant, O. & DeForge, R. (June 2008).
Rationalizing norms of care
provision in home-based
dementia care: A Critical Analysis. Canadian
Public Health
Association
2008 Annual Conference: Public Health in
Inequalities
through Evidence and Action.
Ward-Griffin,
C., McWilliam, C., Forbes, D., Kloseck, M., Bol, N., Mowatt,
J., Oudshoorn, A.,
Clarke,
K., St-Amant, O. & DeForge, R. (May 2008).
Managing resources in home-based dementia care: A critical analysis. Community Health Nurses Association of
Ward-Griffin, C., McWilliam, C.L.,
Forbes, D., Kloseck, M., Bol, N., Mowatt, J.,
St-Amant, O.,
Oudshoorn, A., Clark, K. & DeForge, R. (May 2008). Client-Family-Provider
Relationships in Dementia Home
Care: A Critical Analysis. National
Conference for
Community
Health Nurses,
Leipert, B. Kloseck, M. McWilliam, C.,
Forbes, D. Kothari, A. & Oudshoorn, A. (2008). Fitting
a round peg into a square hole:
Exploring issues, challenges and solutions for nurses and
other providers in rural
home care. 2ND National Community Health Nurses’ Conference:
Shaping the future:
Practice, power and politics.
McWilliam,
C., Coleman, S. Ward-Griffin, C. Ladoucuer, D.,
Forbes, D., Milak, G., King,
M.L., Cole, A. Kloseck, M.,
Smith, A. Kothari, A., Rickwood, A, Leipert, B. et al.
(2007). Nurturing talent to
optimize health human resources for in-home care. 17th
Annual Canadian Home Care Association National
Conferencing: Embracing the Future.
McWilliam, C. Ward-Griffin, C., Forbes,
D., King, M.L., Kloseck, M. & Kothari, A. (2007).
Promoting knowledge
translation to shape the landscape of in-home care. 36th Annual
Scientific and Educational
Meeting, Canadian Association on Gerontology,
Nov 1-3, 2007.
Ward-Griffin, C., McWilliam, C.,
Oudshoorn, A. & Krestick, E. (2007). Exploring nursing
practice patterns in
home-based palliative care. 36th Annual Scientific and Educational
Meeting, Canadian
Association on Gerontology,
Ward-Griffin, C., McWilliam, C.,
Oudshoorn, A. & Krestick, E. (2007). Nurses’ relationships in
home-based palliative care. 26th
Annual
Gantert, T., McWilliam, C. & Allen,
N. (2007). Working it out together: Family caregivers’
perceptions of relationship-building
with in-home service providers. 1ST National
Conference for Community
Health Nurses: mapping the Future for Better Health.
McWilliam, C. L.,
Coleman, S. et al. (December 12 2006). Promoting evidence-based practice
in home
care. The Canadian Home Care Association’s 16th Annual Home Care
Summit.
Ward-Griffin, C., McWilliam, C., Krestick, E., Oudshoorn,
A. (2006, October). Home Based
Palliative Care: The Public and Private
Faces of Family Caregiving. The 35th
Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting. Canadian Association of
Gerontology.
Freeman, A., McWilliam, C., MacKinnon, J.,
Rappolt, S. & DeLuca, S. (June, 2006).
Health care professionalism:
How occupational therapists enact their accountability obligations. Poster
Presentation. Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists, Annual Conference.
Gantert, T. & McWilliam, C. (2005).
Seniors’ and Caregivers’ Perceptions of
Healthcare Team Relationships during
the Provision of In-home Care. Canadian
Coalition for Seniors’ Mental Health
National Best Practices Conference.Ottawa,
ON, Sept. 26-27, 2005.
McWilliam,
C., Vingilis, E., Stewart, M., Hoch, J., Ward-Griffin, C., Browne, g. et al.
(2005). Navigating Home Care: Adjusting Care
Management to an Empowering
Partnering Approach. The 34th
Annual Scientific and Education meeting of the
Canadian Association on Gerontology:
Navigating Aging: Adjusting the Sails to
Meet the Winds of Change.
Ward-Griffin, C., McWilliam,
C., Oudshorn, A., Krestick, E., & Bender, S. (2005)
Clients’ Experiences
of Relationships while receiving In-Home Palliative Care.
The 34th
Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting of the Canadian Association
on Gerontology: Navigating Aging: Adjusting the
Sails to Meet the Winds of
Change.
Oudshoorn,
A., Ward-Griffin, C. & McWilliam, C. (2005). Nurse-Client Relationships
in
Home Based Palliative Care for
Seniors: A Critical Analysis of Power Relations.
The 34th Annual Scientific
and Educational Meeting of The Canadian
Association on Gerontology.
Gantert, T. & McWilliam, C.
(2005). Perceptions of Interdisciplinary Care Relationships
during the Provision of In-Home
Care to Seniors and their Caregivers. National
Gerontological
Nursing Association Conference,
McWilliam,
C.K. & Ward-Griffin, C. (2004). A
long look at empowering partnering for
successful in-home care in later life.
33rd Annual Scientific and Educational
Meeting of the Canadian
Association Gerontology.
2004.
McWilliam, C.L., Vingilis, E., Hock, J., Coyte, P., Donner, A., Stewart, M., Browne, G.,
Ward-Griffin, C. (2004). Evidence-based Refinement of Chronic Illness
Management through in-home
care. Inaugural Conference of the
Canadian
Association for Health
Services and Policy Research.
28, 2004.
Ryan,
B., Stewart, M., Cohen, I., Sangster, J., McWhinney,
J.,Coleman,
S., Golding, S., Girard, J., McWilliam, C., Vingilis, E., Pollett,
G &
Huras,
P. IPSITH: A Model of Integrated Interdisciplinary HomeCare
–
Implications for the Primary
Health Care System. Inaugural Conference
of the
Canadian Association for Health
Services and Policy Research.
May 25-28, 2004.
Gantert, T. & McWilliam, C.L. (2004). An Exploratory Investigation of Community-
based Interdisciplinary
Teamwork. Canadian Nursing Research
Conference.
Thibeault, A., McWilliam, C.L.,
Ward-Griffin, C & Laschinger, J. (2004).
Relationships
between clients’ perceptions of
providers partnering forces and partnering effort,
clients’expanding
consciousness toward health and clients health status and
quality of life.Canadian Nursing Research Conference.
12-15, 2004.
Bethune-Davies,
P., McWilliam, C. & Berman, H. (2004).
Living with disability: Health
promotion from a Critical Feminist
Perspective. Canadian Nursing Research
Conference,
Shaw,
L., Sumsion, T., McWilliam, C., MacKinnon. (2004) Strategies for enacting
consumer participation in vocational rehabilitation
contexts. CAOT National
Conference. Bridging Health and Occupation,
McWilliam, C.L., Ward-Griffin, C., Stewart,
M. Browne, G., Vingilis, E., Donner, A., Hoch, J,
Coyte, P., Coleman,
S. & Wilson, M. (2003). Bringing Practice, Policy, Research and
Clients Together: An
Evidence-based Empowering Partnership Approach to In-Home
Care. 32nd Annual Scientific
Meeting, Canadian Association on Gerontology,
Ont., Oct. 30-Nov. 1, 2003.
Gantert,
T.W. & McWilliam, C.L. (2003). Interdisciplinary Team Processes in the
Provision of
In-Home Care. 32nd Annual
Scientific Meeting, Canadian Association on Gerontology,
Brown, D. & McWilliam, C.L. (2003).
Registered Nurses’ Experience of the Flexible Client-
Driven Approach to In-Home Care. 32nd
Annual Scientific Meeting, Canadian
Association on
Gerontology,
Shaw,
L.E., MacKinnon, J. & McWilliam, C.L. (2003). Consumers’ Views and
Contextual
Barriers to Participation in Employment
Rehabilitation. CAOT National Conference
Brighter Horizons through Occupation.
Sweetland, D., McWilliam, CL, Coleman, S.
Wilson M et al. (2002). Developing Research
Evidence for Refining Partnership Approaches
to In-Home Care. The 12th Annual
national Canadian Home Care Association
Conference.
2002.
McWilliam,
CL, Stewart, M, Browne, G, Ward-Griffin, C, Vingilis, E et al. (2002). Taking
Charge of the Future:
The Refinement of an Empowering Partnership Approach to In-
Home Care. The 31st
Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting: Canadian Association
on Gerontology,
Bethune-Davies,
P, McWilliam, CL & Berman, H. (2002). Living with Disability: Health
Promotion from a Critical
Feminist Perspective. The 31st Annual Scientific And
Educational Meeting: Canadian
Association on Gerontology,
Oct
24-26, 2002.
McWilliam C, Golding G, Dunlop MJ et al
(2001). Building potential through partnerships:
Implementing and evaluating a flexible
client-driven service delivery model for
optimizing human
resources. Canadian Home care Association 11th National Home
Care Conference.
McWilliam,
C., Mutch, B., Plouffe, L, Gutman, G, Penning, M.,
Stewart, M, and Tamblyn, R.
(2000).
Creating Evidence-based Canadian Consensus on issues of seniors’
independence:The challenges
and the opportunities. 29th Annual Scientific and
Educational Meeting of the Canadian
Association on Gerontology,
Oct 26-28, 2000.
McWilliam, C. (2000). Creating flexible
client-driven in-home care to optimize seniors’
independence: Challenges, opportunities and
strategies. 29th Annual Scientific and
Educational Meeting of the Canadian
Association on Gerontology,
Oct
26-28, 2000.
McWilliam, C.L., et al. (2000). Creating Evidence- based Canadian Consensus
on Issues of
Seniors’
Educational Meeting of
the Canadian Association on Gerontology.
Oct. 26-28, 2000.
McWilliam, C.L. & Desai, K.
(2000). Using Research Evidence to
Create Quality Through
Client-Centred Care.
Quality in Health Care,
Lattanzio, C.
N., Petrella, R. J., Overend, T. J., & McWilliam,
C. L. (1999). Effect of a 16-
week home-based cardiac rehabilitation
program in older patients with chronic heart
disease. Canadian Society for Exercise
Physiology,
of Applied Physiology, 24 (5):
S461.
McWilliam, C.L., et al.
(1999). Coming to Consensus on Creating
Evidence-Based Policy, Programming, and Service Delivery Refinements for
Lattanzio, C.N., Petrella,
R.J., Overend, T.J., and Mc William, C.L.
Improving cardiovascular function and quality of life in older patients
with chronic heart disease: a community
based clinical trial. ALCOA National
Forum on Older Adults Active Living, 1999.
Lattanzio, C.N., Petrella,
R.J., Overend, T.J., and Mc William, C.L.
Effect of a 16-week home
based cardiac rehabilitation exercise
program for older patients with chronic heart disease.
Canadian Society of
Exercise Physiology, October 1999.
McWilliam, C. L., et al. (Dec.
4, 1998). Making Services Work for Clients:
What Happens
When Case Managers Can Adapt Models to
Client Needs? 8th National CHCA
Conference and 1st Meeting of the North
American Home Care
McWilliam, C. L., Stewart, M.,
Desai, K., & Wade, T. (Oct. 16/98).
The benefits and burdens
of case management: Determining
appropriate in-home care management approaches for
seniors. 27th Annual Scientific and Educational
Meeting of the Canadian Association on
Gerontology,
McWilliam, C. L., Penning, M., Keating, N.,
does research on programs, systems,
services, and models of care tell us about ways of
fostering seniors’ independence? 27th
Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting of the
Canadian Association on
Gerontology,
McWilliam, C. L., Gutman, G.,
Penning, M. Stewart, M., & Tamblyn, R. (Oct. 15, 16, 17/98).
Creating evidence-based consensus on
seniors’ independence: An interactive poster session.
27th Annual Scientific and Educational
Meeting of the Canadian Association on
Gerontology,
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K. (Oct.
24/97) Health
Promotion through Critical
Reflection: Merging the dreams and
realities of living with
chronic illness in later life. 26th Annual Scientific and Educational
Meeting, Canadian
Association on
Gerontology. October 23-26, 1997,
McWilliam, C.L., Fast, J.,
McWilliam, C.L., Mai, V.,
Harris, S.T., Borrie, M.J. (Oct. 24/97)
Creating the Dream of Reality-Based Local Consensus on Models of
Community-Based Primary Care that Promote Seniors’
McWilliam, C.L., Mai, V.,
Harris, S.B. (Oct. 24/97) Making the Dream a Reality: Achieving
equitable partnerships between seniors and community-based health care
providers. 26th Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting, Canadian Association
on Gerontology. October 23-26, 1997,
Connidis, I.A., Ecclestone, N.A., McWilliam, C.L., Stolee,
P. (Oct. 25/97) Symposium: Multisciplinary
Research on Aging: Dreams and Realities. 26th Annual Scientific and Educational
Meeting, Canadian Association on Gerontology.
October 23-26, 1997,
McWilliam, C.L., Bass, M.J.,
Mai, V. Trends & Choices in Primary
Care for Seniors: Progress in a seniors’
independence research program evaluating models of community-based primary care
which foster seniors’ independence.
Canadian Association on Gerontology, 25th Annual Scientific and Education Meeting,
October 17-20, 1996,
Keating, N., McWilliam, C.L., Cott, C., Gignac, M., Badley, E., Hawker, G., Gardner, L., Haldemann,
J. and Beland, F.
(Oct. 20/96). Conceptualizing
McWilliam, C.L., Mai, V.,
Harvey, D. and Donovan, U. (Oct.
19/96). Evolving Primary Care Trends to
Foster Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K. and Coderre, P. (Oct. 18/96).
Choosing Health: How Seniors and
Their Caregivers Promote Health with Chronic Illness. Canadian Association on Gerontology, 25th
Annual Scientific and Educational Meeting, October 17-20, 1996,
McWilliam, C.L., Bass, M.J. and
Mai, V. (Oct. 28/95). Evaluation of
Models of Community-Based Primary Care which Foster Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.A.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K. and Coderre,
P. (Oct. 28/95). Building Futures for Older Persons with
Chronic Conditions: Health Promotion at
Home. 24th Annual Scientific Meeting of
the Canadian Association on Gerontology,
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (May
28/95). An Innovative Continuous Quality
Improvement Project: Empowering
Providers and Clients Through On-Going Evaluation of Services. 5th National Home Care Conference: Teaming Up for Positive Outcomes, May 28-31,
1995,
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (May
28/95). Teaming up with Chronically Ill
Older Persons to Promote Their Health at Home.
5th National Home Care Conference: Teaming Up for Positive Outcomes, May
28-31, 1995,
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (June 1994).
New Attitudes in Health Promotion: Exploring Chronically Ill Older
Persons' Experience of Health and Health Promotion. The Third National Conference on Health
Promotion Research (Learned Societies Conference), June 16-18/94,
McWilliam, C.L. and Sangster,
J. (Oct. 1993). Case Management of Patient Discharge from
Hospital to Home: The Challenges of
Achieving Quality of Care. Canadian Home
Care Association/Ontario Home Care Programs Association Joint Conference,
Desai, K., Sweetland, D.B. and
McWilliam, C.L. (Oct. 1993). An Innovative Approach to Continuous Quality
Improvement: Empowering Providers and Clients
Through On-going Evaluation of Services.
Canadian Home Care Association/Ontario Home Care Programs Association
Joint Conference,
McWilliam, C.L. (May 1993)
Caring to Question: What Threatens Autonomy for Older Persons? - The
Disempowering Process. 7th National
Conference on Gerontological Nursing,
McWilliam, C.L., Deagle, G. and Stewart, M. (May 1991). Qualitative Research in Primary Health
Care: A Variety of Approaches. Refereed conference: The Canadian Anthropology Society,
McWilliam, C.L. (Jan.
1991). Understanding Pilot Project
Implementation within Organizations: A
Leadership Challenge. Refereed
conference: Third Management of Nursing
Practice Research Conference,
(iii)
Provincial
McWilliam,
C.L., Coleman, S., Ward-Griffin, C., Forbes, D., Kothari, A., Kloseck, M.,
Leipert,
B.,
2008). Celebrating the advancement
of KT knowledge: A “PAKT” for success.
STTI
Research Day, May 2, 2008.
Jansen, L., Forbes, D., McWilliam, C. &
Forchuk, C. (May 2008). The process of Caregiver
Knowledge Translation. STTI Research Day, May 2, 2008.
Freeman, A., McWilliam, C.,
MacKinnon, J., DeLuca, S. & Rappolt, S. (2007). Health
professionals’ enactment of
their accountability obligations: Doing the best they can.
Occupational therapy Ontario
Collaborative.
McWilliam, C. Forbes, D., King,
M.L., Kloseck, M., Kothari, A., Leipert, B. Ferguson, K.,
Ward-Griffin, C.,
promoting
evidence-based evolution of practice. 20th Annual Research
Conference, STTI
Nursing Research: the
Path to Excellence.
Gantert, T., McWilliam, C.,
Ward-Griffin, C. & Allen, N. (2007). Getting home care done: An
exploration of social
interactions during the provision of in-home services to community-
dwelling seniors. 20th
Annual Research Conference, STTI
Nursing Research: the
Path to Excellence.
Ward-Griffin, C., McWilliam, C., Oudshoorn,
A. & Krestrick, E. (2006, April). Dying while
living, living while dying: Client perceptions of home-based palliative
care. The 19th
Annual Research Conference, Sigma Theta Tau, Iota Omicron.
Gantert, T., McWilliam, C.’Ward-Griffin,
C. & Allen, N. (April 2006). Seniors’ perceptions of
relationship-building with home care providers. . The 19th Annual Research
Conference,
Sigma Theta Tau, Iota Omicron.
Krestick,
E., Ward-Griffin, C., & McWilliam, C. (April 2006). Nurse-client
relationships in
home-based palliative care: an
interactive process. The 19th Annual Research Conference,
Sigma Theta Tau, Iota Omicron.
McWilliam, C., Coleman, S.,
Client-Driven Care. Health Care
Improvement Practices Registry.
of Health and Long-Term Care, www.health.gov.on.ca
McWilliam, C., Coleman, S.,
Flexible Client-Driven Service
Delivery. Celebrating Innovations in Health Care
Expo.
Oudshoorn, A., Ward-Griffin, C. & McWilliam, C. (April 27,
2006). Client-Nurse
Relations
in Palliative Care: Clients’ Perspectives.
Association:
25th Annual Conference,
Oudshoorn,
A., Ward-Griffin, C.
& McWilliam, C. (April 23, 2006).
Client-Nurse
Relationshipsin Home-Based Palliative Care: Nurses’
Perspectives.
Palliative
Care Association: 16th Annual
Palliative and End-of-Life Care,
Gantert & McWilliam, C. (2005) Senior
and Caregiver Perceptions of Healthcare Team
Relationships within the Community
Context.
University Nursing Research Day. June, 2005.
McWilliam, C. &
Ward-Griffin, C. (2005). The Challenge of Achieving Unity in Efforts to
Implement an Empowering partnering
Approach to Care. The 18th Annual Sigma Theta
Tau Nursing Research Conference.
Gantert, T. & McWilliam, C.
(2005). Senior and Caregiver Perceptions of
Interdisciplinary Care Relationships
during the Provision of In-Home Care. 18th
Annual Research Conference: Sigma Theta Tau,
Desai, K. & McWilliam, C.
(June 11-13, 2000) Research in Home Care: Moving Forward in
the New Millennium OACCAC 2000
Conference,
McWilliam, Stewart, M., Desai,
K., Wade, T. (May 30/98) Deciding Approaches to In-Home
Care Management: Does the Process Foster Seniors'
Primary Care Research Forum, UWO,
McWilliam, C.L., Mai, V.,
Stewart, M., Brown, J.B., Harris, S., Feightner, J. (May 30/98)
A
Local Consensus Process for Promoting
Transfer of Research Evidence to the Policy,
Programming, and Practice Arenas. The Trillium Primary Care Research Forum,
UWO,
Stewart, M., Brown, J.B.,
McWilliam, C.L., and Gavin, A. (May
30/98) Piloting a Breast Cancer
Communications Course. The Trillium
Primary Care Research Forum, UWO,
Alder, R., Speechley, M.,
McWilliam, C.L., Mai, V., Vingiles, E., Brown, J.B.,
and Leffley, A.
(May 24/97). The Prevalence Study
Findings. Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K. (May
24/97). Health promotion through
critical reflection: Does it make a measurable difference?. Trillium Primary Care Research Forum,
McWilliam, C.L., Mai, V.,
Harris, S.B. (May 24/97). Promoting seniors' independence through
partnerships with community-based health care providers. Trillium Primary Care
Research Forum.
McWilliam, C.L. May 1/97.
Doing a better job of creating health with chronic illness. The
McWilliam, C.L., Bass, M.J. and
Mai, V. (May 25/96). Primary Care Research to Promote Seniors'
Brown, J.B., McWilliam, C.L.
and Mai V. (May 25/96). Barriers and facilitators to seniors'
independence: Perceptions of seniors,
caregivers, and health care providers.
The Trillium Primary Care Research Forum,
Galajda, J., McWilliam, C.L. and
Stewart, M. (May 1996). Challenges of Recruitment in a Chronically
Ill Older Population. The Trillium
Primary Care Research Forum, University
of
Leffley, A., McWilliam, C.L., Mai, V.
and Vingilis, E. (May 25/96). A Survey of Health Care Providers on Issues
Related to Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov.
14/95). Invited. Moderator, Debate and Panel Discussion. Are Universities Keeping Pace with
Educational and Training Needs of Public Health Practitioners.
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov.
1995). Client-Centred Health Promotion
Workshop. Hamilton-Wentworth Home Care
Program, November 13, 17 & 20, 1995,
McWilliam, C.L., Desai, K. and Coderre, P. (June 1995).
Building Partnerships Between Community, Academia and Consumers. Ontario Home Care Programs Association
Conference, June 21-23, 1995,
McWilliam, C.L. (May
27/95). Qualitative Research - From
Results to Clinical Implications. The
Trillium Primary Care Research Forum, The
McWilliam, C.L., Bass, M.J. and
Mai, V. et al. (May 27/95). Promoting
Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (May
27/95). Home-Based Health Promotion for
Chronically Ill Older Persons. The
Trillium Primary Care Research Forum, The
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (May
11/95). Education for Healthy
Aging: A Psychoeducational
Approach to Home-Based Health Promotion for Chronically Ill Older Persons. Eighth Annual Conference of the Educational
Centre for Aging and Health, May 10-11/95,
Milne, H. and McWilliam, C.L.
(Mar. 1994). "The Nature of Nursing as a Resource in an Acute Care
Setting". The Third Annual
Conference of the Quality of Nursing Worklife
Research Unit, University of Toronto and McMaster University, Hamilton,
Ontario.
McWilliam, C.L. (May 1993)
A New Perspective on the Meaning of Autonomy: Identifying the Important Contributions of
Both Older Persons and Their Caregivers.
The 6th Annual Conference on Education in Aging and Health, The Faculty
of Part-Time and Continuing Education, The University of Western Ontario,
London, Ontario. Invited.
McWilliam, C.L. (Mar.
1993). Preserving Own Integrity: One Dimension of Creating Quality of Worklife in Palliative Care Nursing. The Second
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (Feb.
1993). Disseminating Findings which
Bring
McWilliam, C.L. and Deagle, G. (Apr. 1992).
Developing Healthy and Supportive Community Environments: A Strategy for Action. Healthy and Supportive Communities: The Promise of Change: Prevention Congress V,
McWilliam, C.L. and Brown J.
(Feb. 1992). Interdisciplinary
Collaborative Research in Primary Care.
Refereed conference: Foundations
of Primary Care Research,
McWilliam, C.L. and Deagle, G. (Feb. 1991).
Health Promotion Action Research Project: Addressing Well-Water Contamination with
Pesticides. Refereed conference: Foundation of Primary Care Research,
v) Local
Leipert, B., Kloseck, M.,
McWilliam, C., Forbes, D., Kothari, A. & Oudshoorn, A. Rural Home
Care Issues, Challenges, and Solutions. Faculty of Health Sciences Research Day,
May 28,
2008.
Fluit, M., McWilliam, C.,
Ward-Griffin, C., Forbes, D., King, M.L., Kloseck, M., Kothari, A.,
Leipert, B. & Ferguson, K. (2008).
Promoting KT to Shape the Landscape of In-Home
Care. Faculty
of Health Sciences Research Day, May 28, 2008.
Leipert,
B. Kloseck, M. McWilliam, c., Forbes, D. Kothari, A. & Oudshoorn, A.
(2008). Rural
home care issues,
challenges and solutions. Bridging Partnerships in Aging and
Rehabilitation Research.
Oudshoorn, A.,
Ward-Griffin, C. & McWilliam, C. (March 28, 2006). Client-Nurse
Relationships in Home-Based Palliative Care: A
Critical Analysis of Power
Relations. Lawson
Health Research Institute: Sister
Thibeault, A., McWilliam, C,
Ward-Griffin, C. & Laschinger, H. (2004).
Relationships between client’s perceptions of providers’ partnering
forces and partnering effort expanding consciousness health status and quality
of life. Aging Health Research Meeting,
Gantert, T. & McWilliam, C.
(2004). In-home Servives
Delivery Through interdisciplinary teamwork.
Aging and Health Research Meeting.
Brown, D.,McWilliam,
C.L. & Ward-Griffin, C. (2003). The Experience of Registered Nurses in the
Flexible Client-Driven Approach to In-Home Care..
Gantert, T. & McWilliam,
C.L. (2003). Interdisciplinary Team Processes within an In-Home Service
Delivery Organization. 17th Annual Research Conference: Sigma Theta
Tau,
Kraw, L. & McWilliam, C.L.
(2003). Exploring the Linkages between Adverse Experiences of Broader
Determinants of Health and Potential for Chronic Cardiovascular Disease in
Later Life. 17th Annual Research Conference: Sigma Theta Tau,
McWilliam, CL, Stewart, M, Browne, G,
Ward-Griffin, C, Vingilis, E, Coyte P, Donner, A,
Hoch, J. et al. (2002). Measuring Empowering Partnerships in Home Care. The 16th Annual Research Conference:
Sigma Theta Tau,
Bethune-Davies P, McWilliam C & Berman
H. (2002). Living with disability: Health promotion from a critical feminist
perspective. 16th Annual Nursing Research Conference: the Path to
Excellence.
Baker S & McWilliam C. (2002). How
patients manage life and health while awaiting liver transplantation. 16th
Annual Nursing Research Conference: the Path to Excellence.
Godfrey, B., McWilliam, C.
& Andrusyszyn, M.A. (2001). Nurses’ experience of empowerment in their
provider-client relationship in in-home care.
15th Annual research Day , Building Nursing Knowledge: the Path to
Excellence.
Krahn, M.A. & McWilliam, C.
(2001). Nurse educators’ experience of their jobs in a diploma nursing programme at a
Loft, M., McWilliam, C. and Ward-Griffin,
C. (2001). The in-home care experience
of patients following total hip or knee replacement. 15th Annual research Day ,
Building Nursing Knowledge: the Path to Excellence.
Denomy, E. & McWilliam, C.
(2001). Competence means caring:
Emergency department patients’ experience of care delivery. 15th Annual
research Day , Building Nursing Knowledge: the Path to Excellence.
Denomy, E. (May 5, 2000). Patients’ Experience of Care Delivery in the
Emergency Department. 14th
Annual Research Day, Nursing Research the Path to Excellence,
Kilpatrick, D., McWilliam, C.
& Schweitzer, A. (May, 2000). The Lived Experiences of Nursing Practice for
Graduates of a Caring Curriculum. 14th
Annual Research Day, Nursing Research the Path to Excellence,
Sutherland, C. & McWilliam,
C. (May, 2000). Case Managers: Evolving the Professional Role. 14th
Annual Research Day, Nursing Research the Path to Excellence,
Sutherland, C. & McWilliam,
C. L. (May 7, 1999). Community Care Nurse Case Management: A Phenomenological Study. Nursing Research Path to Excellence &
13th Annual Research Day.
McWilliam, C. L., et al. (May
7, 1999). What Factors Define the Path to Excellence in Client-Centred Case Management? 13th Annual Nursing Research Path
to Excellence Research Day.
McWilliam, C. L. (May 6/98)
Effecting Positive Change in Health Care: Recommendations from the Seniors'
Spence-Laschinger, H.K.,
McWilliam, C., Weston, W., Kaufmann, C.
(May 1/98) The Effects of Family
Nursing and Family Medicine Clinical Rotations on Nursing and Medical Students'
Self-Efficacy for Health Promotion Counselling.
Twelfth Annual Research Day, Nursing Research: The Path to Excellence.
McWilliam, C., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K. (May
1/98) Health Promotion: One Path to
Excellence in Health Outcomes. Twelfth Annual Research Day, Nursing Research:
The Path to Excellence.
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K., Patterson, M.L. (May 2/97).
Creating health: A new path to excellence in nursing's health promotion
efforts. Eleventh Annual Research Day,
Nursing Research: The Path to Excellence.
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (May
5/95). Creating Health and Health
Promotion for Chronically Ill Older Persons. 9th Annual Nursing Research
Day: The Path to Excellence,
McWilliam, C.L. and Sangster,
J. (Oct. 1992). From Hospital to Home: Making it Work. A 2-hour invited workshop. Research Day in Family Medicine, The
McWilliam, C. (May 1992). Preserving Own Integrity: One Path to Excellence in Palliative Care
Nursing. Iota Omicron Nursing Research
Day: A Path to Excellence,
McWilliam, C.L. and Deagle, G. (Oct. 1991).
Qualitative Research: Practical
Applications. Research Day in Family
Medicine, The
McWilliam, C.L. (May
1991). Discharging Elderly Patients from
Hospital to Home: Multidisciplinary
Challenges. Refereed conference: Nursing Research: The Path to Excellence,
McWilliam, C.L. (Oct.
1990). From Hospital to Home: An Interpretive Study of Factors Related to
the Patient's Experience of Discharge from Hospital. Refereed conference: Research Day in Family Medicine, The
University of Western Ontario,
(viii)
INVITED PAPERS/WORKSHOPS PRESENTED IN OTHER FORUMS
(i) International
McWilliam,
C. (Oct 30, 2003).
McWilliam, C. (Oct 11, 2002). INVITED. Developing
Primary Care Workers for Seniors’ Care. Canadian-Mexican Symposium on Healthy
Aging. Paper Invited by Health
McWilliam C. (Oct. 19, 2001) INVITED. Moving
Nursing Research into the 21st. Millenium. Public Lecture.
McWilliam, C. (Oct 17, 2001) INVITED.
Qualitative Data Analysis. Graduate
Centre Workshop.
McWilliam C. ( Oct. 10, 2001)
McWilliam C. (Oct.4, 2001) INVITED.
An Aging Society, Health Promotion and Health. Public Lecture. Horsham Campus,
McWilliam, C. ( Oct. 4, 2001). INVITED.
Canadian Trends in Care of the Aged. Lecture. Horsham Campus,
McWilliam, C. (Oct. 3, 2001). INVITED.
An International Perspective on changing care needs of aging populations and
their impact on health care providers. Lecture to interdisciplinary
providers. Wimmera
Health Care Group.
ii) National
McWilliam, C.L. (2007). INVITED PARTICIPANT. CIHR National Knowledge
Translation and Partnerships
Roundtable,
McWilliam, C.L. & Coleman, S.
(2007). Accelerating knowledge to action on flexible client-
driven in-home service
delivery. INVITED PRESENTATION. CIHR workshop
on
Knowledge to Action.
McWilliam,
C.L. (2007).
Research. TUTOR-PHC Symposium,
McWilliam, C. L. (2007). INVITED
PAPER. Phenomenology: One Methodological Choice for
Undertaking
Interdisciplinary Primary Health Care Research. TUTOR-PHC Symposium.
King city, ON.
McWilliam, C.L. (2006). INVITED
Promote the Power of Partnership. VON
Canada Annual Conference and General
Meeting,
McWilliam,
C.L. (2006).
Research. TUTOR-PHC Symposium,
McWilliam, C. L. (2006).
INVITED PAPER. Phenomenology: One Methodological Choice for
Undertaking
Interdisciplinary Primary Health Care Research. TUTOR-PHC Symposium.
McWilliam, C.
L. (2006).
There
from Here. TUTOR-PHC Symposium,
McWilliam, C.L. ( 2005).
INVITED PAPER. What Nursing Brings to the Interdisciplinary
Research
McWilliam, C. L. (2005).
for Conducting Interdisciplinary Primary Health Care Research. TUTOR-PHC
Symposium,
McWilliam, C.L. & Hutchinson, B.
(2005). A 6-hour laboratory on Developing an
Interdisciplinary Research Project in Primary Health Care. TUTOR-PHC
Symposium,
McWilliam, C.L. (2004)
People. Canadian Nursing Research
Conference.
Gallagher, E., McWilliam, C. & Young,
L. (2004). INVITED SYMPOSIUM. Health
Promotion
in Vulnerable Populations. Canadian
Nursing Research Conference.
McWilliam, C.L. (May 6, 2004) INVITED
WORKSHOP. Phenomenology: An
Interpretive Research Methodology.
Annual TUTOR-PHC Symposium.
McWilliam, C.L. (May 5, 2004). INVITED PANELIST. Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Primary
Health Care Research. TUTOR-PHC
Symposium.
McWilliam, C. (May 26, 2003). INVITED
PAPER. The Impact of Romanow Report Reforms on
Case Management: New Emerging Models. The Summer Institute on Gerontology.
McWilliam, C. (May 8, 2003).
McWilliam, C. ( June 3, 2002). INVITED.
A Canadian Perspective on Care Management. Address and Panel Participant, The
Summer Institute on Gerontology.
McWilliam, C. ( June 4 , 2002). INVITED
KEYNOTE. Professional
Decision-making in Care management: the Challenges and the Opportunities. The
Summer Institute on Gerontology.
Jutai J & McWilliam C. ( May 31, 2002).
INVITED PRESENTATION. Reducing the residual disability following stroke:
the research priorities. Improving the Research Capacity in Stroke
Rehabilitation. Canadian Stroke network Theme IVb
Workshop,
McWilliam, C.L. (2000). INVITED KEYNOTE. Back to the Future: Adapting Yesterday’s Skills for Patient Care
Tomorrow. Canadian Medical
Association Leadership Conference,
McWilliam, C.L. (1999). INVITED KEYNOTE. Policy Premises for an Aging Society: What We Know and Where We Should Go. Statistics Canada & IPAC Regina Group
Conferences: The Challenges of an Aging
Society,
McWilliam, C. L., et al. (Oct.
15/98) – The National Consensus Process:
Activities & Outcomes. Invited
Presentations to the National Advisory Council on Ageing; re: NCP,
McWilliam, C. L. (Oct.
15/98). The national consensus process:
The opportunities and issues. Invited
presentation. Annual Meeting of the
National Advisory Council on Aging,
McWilliam, C.L. (Mar.
27/98). Creating Evidence-Based Canadian
Consensus on Health, Social, and Fiscal Issues related to Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L. (Mar.
26/98). Evaluating Models of
Committee-Based Care to Foster Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L. Invited. (Sept. 17/97)
The Bridge to Community Care:
Creating a success story. Keynote address for Annual Interagency
Conference, Veterans 'Affairs Canada,
McWilliam, C.L. (June
5/97). 90 minute Invited
Presentation: Health Promotion
Empowering Seniors to Care for Themselves.
McMaster University, Summer Institute of Gerontology on Health Promotion
for Older Women,
McWilliam, C.L. (Mar. 4 and
10/97). Invited. Client-Centred - Health Promotion. Veterans Affairs,
McWilliam, C.L. (Feb.
12/97). Invited. Audio-visual presentation on Discharge
planning: What does research tell us?
Sponsored by Telemedicine
McWilliam, C.L. (June 10 and 11/96). Invited. 2-day Workshop on Client-Centred Health
Promotion. McMaster Institute on
Gerontology,
McWilliam, C.L. (Mar. 8/96).
Invited. Participant on
panel: "Community-Based Services
for the Elderly: Where's the Evidence
for these Policies and Programs?"
Presentation title: Evaluating
Community-Based Models of Care which Foster Seniors'
McWilliam,
C.L. (Oct. 30/95). Keynote Address. Invited. Aging and
McWilliam, C.L. (Sept. 1992).
Effecting Change in Your Environment - Invited Presentation and
Panel Participant for Conference on Relocating Birth: The First Canadian Conference on Birth
Centres. Faculty of Part time and
Continuing Education, The University of Western Ontario,
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov.
1988). Operational Review in the Public
Service Sector. Three day workshop
conducted for the Department of Education, Government of the
McWilliam, C.L. (1984). Utilization of the Preceptorship
Model in Nursing Education. Address to
the Canadian Nurses Association First Joint Conference.
(v)
Provincial
McWilliam, C. L. (2007). INVITED PRESENTATION.
Building Empowering partnerships for
care management. OACCAC Primary
Health Care Conference: Collaborating for Success
in the Delivery of Primary Health Care.
McWilliam, C.L. (2005). INVITED PUBLIC
LECTURE: Phenomenology: Methodology, Methods, and Publishing Issues.
Sponsored by: The Centre for Evaluation of Medicines,
McWilliam, C.L. (2005). INVITED
KEYNOTE. Leadership in a Client-Driven Case Management Context.
McWilliam,
C.L. (2004). INVITED KEYNOTE.
You? Me? Or Us Together? in Optimising Health and Health Care. Public Forum: Home Care/ Long Term Care: What
Choice do we have? Sponsored by the
Canadian Federation of University Women and the
McWilliam, C.L. (2003). INVITED
KEYNOTE.Care for the future: Opportunities and Challenges of
Emerging Models of Case Management.
McWilliam, C.L. (2003). INVITED
PRESENTATION. The Costs and Outcomes of In-Home Services Delivery in
McWilliam, C.L. (2003). INVITED
WRAP-UP ADDRESS. Integration Opportunities and Challenges in Health
Services Delivery. Symposium on the Integration Challenge: Coordinating
Services across the Continuum for Improved Care. The CQI Network of
McWilliam, C.L. (2000). INVITED.
Options for Case Management, Client-Driven Care, and related Research. The Community Care Access Centre of
Windsor-Essex,
McWilliam, C.L. (2000). INVITED. Overview of the National Consensus Process
and the Resulting Policy, Programming, and Practice Priorities for Enhancing
Seniors’
McWilliam, C.L. (2000). INVITED KEYNOTE. Innovations for Healthy Aging.
Feightner, J., & McWilliam,
C. (Apr. 17/99). INVITED: Health Promotion and Disease Prevention for
Patients and Caregivers: Which Models
Work, Which Don’t? The Regional Geriatric Programs of
McWilliam, C. L., (Nov.
26/98). INVITED: Qualitative and
Quantitative Research: What’s the
Connection? Association of Public Health
Epidemiologists of
McWilliam, C.L. (Mar.
12/98). "Working Together for
Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L. (Mar.
11/98). Invited. Constructing the Bridge from Hospital to
Home: Challenges and Opportunities.
Keynote address for Consortium of Hospitals and CCACs,
McWilliam, C.L., Mai, V.,
Harris, S. et al. (Dec. 4/97). Promoting
Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L.. (May
15/97) Invited. An Overview of the State of the Art in Case
Management. Presentation to the CEOs of CCACs of Southwestern Ontario, Regional
Meeting,
McWilliam, C.L. (Feb.
28/97). Invited. Observation and Insights on Integrated Health
System. Works in Progress. Summary
wrap-up of day long workshop Southwestern Ontario Association of Health Care
Administrators,
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov. 26/96). Invited. Public address presentation. Aging and
McWilliam, C.L. (Sept.
30/96). Invited. Half day seminar workshop on Using Research
in Practice to Promote the Independence of Older Adults, Southwestern Ontario
Public Health Nurses, Clinton, Ontario.
McWilliam, C.L. (Jan. 8/96).
Case Management Study. Grey-Bruce
Home Care Provider Agency Affiliates,
McWilliam, C.L. (Jan.
4/96). Case Management Study. Toronto Home Care Professionals,
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov. 14/95). Invited. Panel Moderator: "Debate:
Health Sciences Academic Preparation is Adequate Preparation for
Practice in the Field of Public Health", Ontario Public Health Association
Conference,
McWilliam C.L. (Nov. 13, 17,
and 20/95). Invited. 16-hour Workshop, "Client-Centred Health
Promotion", Hamilton-Wentworth Home Care Program,
McWilliam, C.L. (Feb.
23/95). Invited. Home-Based Health Promotion: The Intervention and its Qualitative
Findings. Seminar Discussion with Case
Managers and Supervisors of the Hamilton-Wentworth Home Care Program,
McWilliam, C.L. (Dec.
14/94). Invited. Home-Based Health Promotion Intervention and
Wellness of Seniors. Wellness/Shared
Care Projects Meeting, Long Term Care Division, The Ontario Ministry of Health.
McWilliam, C.L. (May
30/94). Invited: Research on
Health Care Experiences and Health Promotion for Older Persons with Chronic
Problems. Rehabilitation Nurses
Association.
McWilliam, C.L. (May
26/94). Invited. "Creating
Partnerships: Celebrating Successes" - Invited keynote address, and
summary comments at a 1-day workshop of the Southwestern Ontario Association of
Health Care Administrators,
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov. 1993).
Invited. Building
Partnerships Within Health Care Reform.
Assembled and moderated a Panel to Discuss Strategies for Building
Partnerships Between the Hospital and Community; and presentation on strategies
as a member of a panel addressing "Where do we go from here?"
Southwestern Ontario Association of Health Administrators,
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov.
1990). A Model for Community Health
Promotion:- Its Development and Practical Application. Paper presented to the Thames Valley Chapter
of the Ontario College of Family Physicians.
McWilliam, C.L. (Apr.
1990). From Hospital to Home: Qualitative Research to Study Factors Related
to the Patient's Experience of Discharge from Hospital. Research Proposal presented to the Thames
Valley Chapter of the Ontario College of Family Physicians.
McWilliam, C.L. (Apr.
1984). Invited. Impact of Unionism on Productivity -
Implications for Administrators of Nursing and Nursing Education. Panel Member, Registered Nurses Association
of
McWilliam, C.L. (Dec.
1983). A Market Segmentation Analysis of
Nursing Applicants. Research paper
presented at the Annual Convention of the Registered Nurses Association of Ontario
on April 30, 1983 and accepted by the Ontario Educational Research Council for
presentation at its 25th Annual Conference.
(vi) Local
McWilliam, C.L. (April
12, 2007). INVITED PRESENTATION.
Phenomenology. Qualitative
Research Interest Group.
Faculty of Health Sciences, U.W.O.,
McWilliam,
C.L. (Feb 19, 2007). INVITED PRESENTATION: An introduction to evidence-
based leadership in flexible
client-driven care. SW-CCAC Senior Management Team,
McWilliam, C.L. (January 25, 2007).
INVITED PRESENTATION: Evidence supporting the
SW-CCAC strategic Initiative
on flexible client-driven care. SW-CCAC Board,
McWilliam, C.L. (November 13,
2006). INVITED. Optimizing partnering in rehabilitative care. Rehabilitative
Sciences Graduate Seminar Series, U.W.O.,
McWilliam, C.L. (February 9,
2006) INVITED PANELIST.
McWilliam, C.L. (April 28,
2004). INVITED. Future Directions in the Implementation and
Investigation of Flexible Client-Driven Care.
Annual All Staff Meeting, London-Middlesex CCAC,
McWilliam, C.L. (March 24,
2004). INVITED. Preliminary Findings and their Implications
for Future Directions in the Study of Flexible Client-Driven Care. Board of Goverance,
London-Middlesex CCAC,
McWilliam, C.L., (March 9,
2004). INVITED. Preliminary Findings: The Costs and Outcomes of Flexible
Client-Driven Care. Nursing Research
Forum, UWO,
McWilliam, C.L. (February 18,
2004). INVITED DISSEMINATION. Preliminary Findings: The Costs and
Outcomes of Flexible Client-Driven Care.
London-Middlesex CCAC,
McWilliam, C.L., (December 9,
2003) INVITED DISSEMINATION. Preliminary Findings: The Costs and Outcomes
of Flexible Client-Driven Care.
Windsor-Essex CCAC,
McWilliam, C.L. (December 2,
2003). INVITED PRESENTATION. The Costs and Outcomes of In-Home Services
Delivery in
McWilliam, C.L. (November 10,
2003). INVITED WORKSHOP. Phenomenology: A Qualitative Method. Faculty of
Medicine and Dentistry Workshops and Seminars. The
McWilliam, C.L., (May 21,
2003). INVITED DISSEMINATION. Making Progress: An Updated of Implementation and Related
Challenges, A Study of the Costs and Outcomes of Flexible Client-Driven Care. CCAC-LM Board,
McWilliam, C.L. (February 18,
2003). Challenges of the Collaborative Implementative
Study of the Costs and Outcomes of Flexible Client-Driven Care. Nursing Research Forum, The
McWilliam, C.L. (June 10, 2002). INVITED
PRESENTATION. Flexible Client-Driven Care in the Home: Baseline Data from
two CCACs in
McWilliam, C. (May 29, 2002). INVITED.
Conducting Qualitative Research Critique. Lunch and Learn Session for
interdisciplinary professional providers.
McWilliam, C. (May 28, 2002). INVITED.
Conducting Qualitative Research Critique. Lunch and Learn Session for
interdisciplinary professional providers.
McWilliam, C, (May 15, 2002). INVITED.
Introduction to Qualitative Research Methodologies. Seminar for Pre-doctoral interns in Clinical
Psychology, London Health Sciences Centre,
McWilliam, C. (Apr. 10, 2002) INVITED
KEYNOTE. An Overview of Flexible, Client-Driven In-Home Service Delivery. Public Forum on Community Care, Community
Care Access Centre of
McWilliam, C. (March
6 and 13, 2002). INVITED. Qualitative Research Principles. 2-hour seminar for
graduate students and faculty, Dept of Epidemiology,
McWilliam, C. (Mar. 5, 2002). Preliminary baseline findings on the cost and
Outcomes of Flexible Client-Driven Care. Nursing Research Forum, Faculty of
Health Sciences, UWO,
McWilliam, C. (Feb 6, 2002). INVITED.
Policy Premises for an Ageing Society. Public Lecture of the Behind the
Headlines Public Lecture Series, Metropolitan United Churches,
McWilliam, C. (April 24,
2001). Update on the Study of Flexible
client-driven care: Baseline qualitative findings, Nursing Research Forum,
U.W.O.,
McWilliam, C.
(March 27,2001). The National consensus Process: What we learned about macro-level knowledge
transfer, Nursing Research Forum, U.W.O.,
McWilliam,
C. (Mar. 27, 2000). Evaluation of Knowledge Transfer: Lessons from the National Consensus Process. Nursing Research Forum, U.W.O.,
McWilliam. C.L. The National
Consensus Process and its Outcomes.
McWilliam C.L. (2000). Invited.
Moving the Health Research Agenda into the New Millennium. The Community Care
Access Centre of
McWilliam, C.L. (2000). INVITED KEYNOTE. Coming of Age: Moving the Nursing Research Agenda into the
New Millennium. Nursing Research Path to
Excellence. 14th Annual Iota Omicron Chapter Research Day, May 5, 2000.
McWilliam, C.L. (1999). INVITED KEYNOTE. Promoting Seniors’
McWilliam, C. L., (Apr.
30/99). INVITED: Innovations for Health Aging: Strategies for Empowering Seniors as Partners
in Health Care. Faculty of Health
Sciences Research Day. U.W.O.
McWilliam, C. L., (Mar.
22/99) Implementation of client-Centred
Care. INVITED PANELIST,
McWilliam, C. L., (Mar. 4/99).
Overview of the National Consensus Process.
Thames Valley Family Practice Research Unit’s Liaison Committee, U.W.O.,
McWilliam, C. L., (Jan. 12/99)
INVITED (2 hrs.) & Facilitation (2hrs): Implementing Client-Centred
Care.).
McWilliam, C. L., (Nov.
24/98). The National consensus
Process: Progress and
Opportunities.
McWilliam, C. L., (Nov. 18/98).
INVITED:
Enhancing Seniors’
Locking-Cusolito,
H., McWilliam, C.L., Hernandez, C., Bol, N. (May 1/98) Invited Panel Presentation on Learning to
Live with Chronic Illness. Twelfth
Annual Research Day, Nursing Research: The Path to Excellence.
McWilliam, C.L. (Jan. 20/98).
The Research Evidence: Approaches to Care Where People Live, Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L. (Jan.
7/98). Invited. An Evaluative Research Strategy for the
Home-Hospital. Grand Rounds, Department
of Family Medicine, UWO,
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov. 5, 19
& 26/97). Using research findings to
refine client-centred health promotion practice. Invited Workshop Series, Community Care
Access Centre of London-Middlesex.
McWilliam, C.L. (Oct.
29/97) Invited. The Results of a Randomized Controlled Trial
on Home-Based Health Promotion.
Department of Family Medicine, UWO,
McWilliam, C.L. (June
19/97). Invited. Creating the future of health care for
seniors. Keynote address for Annual
Meeting, Community Support Services,
McWilliam, C.L. (June 4, 16
& 23/97). Invited Workshop
Series. Using research findings to
refine client-centred health promotion practice. Community Care Access Centre of
London-Middlesex,
McWilliam, C.L. (May
22/97). Invited. Promoting seniors independence: What does research tell us?,
McWilliam, C.L. (Apr.
18/97). Invited facilitator. Five hour workshop with 14 London Health
Science Centre nurse practitioners clinical nurse specialists on Health care
and nursing in the future: Creation of vision for nursing care model evolution,
McWilliam, C.L. (Mar.
21/97). Invited. How might qualitative methodology be used in
the evaluation of health service delivery?
Faculty of Social Science, Behavioral Medicine Research/Clinical Grand
Rounds, The
McWilliam, C.L. (Oct.
10/96). Research on the Transition from
Hospital to Home.
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (Apr. 18/96).
Invited. The Interactive Process
of Promoting Health. Middlesex-London
Home Care Program,
McWilliam, C.L. et al. (Mar. 28/96).
Invited. The Interactive Process
of Promoting Health. Oxford Home Care
Program,
McWilliam, C.L. (Jan. 9/96 and Sept. 15/97). Theoretical Overview of Health Promotion
Approaches. 2nd year Nursing Class, The
University of Western Ontario,
McWilliam, C.L., Stewart, M.,
Brown, J.B., McNair, S., Desai, K. and Coderre,
P. (Oct. 20/95). SIRP Program Refinement Workshop. Creating Seniors'
McWilliam, C.L. (Oct.
6/95). Professional Staff Research
Update, SIRP Program Overview,
McWilliam, C.L. (Oct.
2/95). Continuous Quality Improvement: Getting There From Here.
McWilliam, C.L.
(Sept.1995;1996;1997). Invited. Practical Research Applications of
Theoretical Paradigms, Nursing Masters Program N660, The Theoretical
Foundations of Nursing.
McWilliam, C.L. (May
12/95). Invited. Research & Practice: A Kaleidoscope. Promoting Seniors' Health and
McWilliam, C.L. (April
5/95). Invited. Community-Based Health Promotion: Using Research Findings to Create Pathways to
Success. Ninth Annual Refresher Day in
Geriatric Medicine, The
McWilliam, C.L. (Feb. 14/95).
Seniors church Group, Salvation Army.
How Older People Experience health and Health Promotion,
McWilliam, C.L. (Jan.
18/95). Invited. Key Issues Related to Health Behaviours. The London Hospitals' Workshop on Key Issues
in Patient and Family Education,
McWilliam, C.L. (aired Dec. 22, 25, 28/94). Personal Interview by Channel 13
Television. Home-Based Health Promotion
Research,
McWilliam, C.L. (Oct.
24/94). Invited. Qualitative Findings about Health Promotion
for Chronically Ill Older Persons.
Opening Address - Occupational Therapy Week,
McWilliam, C.L. (May
12/94). Invited. "Expressing the
Voice of Nursing" - After-Dinner Address to 100 members of the Registered
Nurses' Association of Ontario at the Annual Oxford County Dinner to Celebrate
International Nurses Day.
McWilliam, C.L. (Dec.
1993). Invited. A Workshop to Address the Multidisciplinary
Challenges of Patient Discharge in Using Research Findings to Improve Practice. Victoria Hospital Corp.,
McWilliam, C.L. and Sangster,
J. (1993-1996). Two - 2 hour Resident
Seminars, annually, Department of Family
Medicine - Managing the Transition from Hospital to Home.
McWilliam, C.L. (Apr. 1993).
Getting Older Patients From Hospital to Home: What are the Challenges? 1 Hour presentation. Department of Family Medicine - Grand Rounds,
The
McWilliam, C.L. (Dec. 1992).
From Hospital to Home: The
Experience of Discharge of Elderly Patients with Continued Care Needs. 1 Hour invited presentation. Thames Valley District Health Council - Long
Term Care Planning Committee.
McWilliam, C.L. (Oct. 1992).
From Hospital to Home: The Elderly's Experience of Discharge. Invited Presentation - Faculty of Nursing
Alumni Association.
McWilliam, C.L. (Sept.
1992). From Hospital to Home: The Elderly's
Discharge Experience in the Urban Teaching Hospital Setting - 1 hour
dissemination and discussion session with Victoria Hospital professionals and
administrators.
McWilliam, C.L. (June
1992). From Hospital to Home: The Elderly's
Discharge Experience in the Urban Teaching Hospital Setting - 1 hour
dissemination and discussion session with Middlesex-London Home Care Program.
McWilliam, C.L. (Mar.
1992). Innovation in the Public Service
Sector: Leadership Issues and
Strategies. A two hour guest lecture for
course N655 (Nursing Administration).
Masters' Program, Faculty of Nursing, The
McWilliam, C.L. (Nov. 1991). Qualitative Research Designs. A two hour guest lecture for Course
N319. (Nursing Research). Undergraduate Program, Faculty of Nursing,
The
McWilliam, C.L. (Oct.
1991). From Hospital to Home: Enabling the Elderly in the Discharge
Experience. Invited Conference
Leader. Enabling Environments for
Self-Directed Care. Sponsored by Oxford
Home Care Program,
McWilliam, C.L. (Jan.
1991). Qualitative Research
Methodology. Professional Development
Seminar; Faculty of Nursing, The
McWilliam, C.L. (Sept.
1990). Qualitative Research: Theory and Principles Applied in Health Care
System Study. Professional Development Seminar;
Faculty of the Department of Family Medicine, The
McWilliam, C.L. (1984). The Level of Entry Issue - A Challenge for
Nurses. Discussion paper presented to
the Nurses Alumnae Association of The University of Western Ontario,