
Simon Fraser
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3 weeks ago |
bmj.com | Jocalyn Clark |Timothy C. Evans |Timothy Evans |Kelley Lee |Simon Fraser
Jocalyn Clark, international editor1, Timothy Evans, vice president, research, innovation, and impact2, Kelley Lee, professor, global health governance31The BMJ, London, UK2Concordia University, Montreal, Canada3Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, CanadaGreater cooperation in global health is needed to tackle challenges and to harness new opportunities.
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1 month ago |
academic.oup.com | Toronto Metropolitan |Simon Fraser
Social integration – the degree to which a person is socially connected and engaged with other people – is a programmatic goal of supportive housing models and a predictor of successful housing outcomes among clients. While research has examined social integration within permanent supportive housing models, minimal research has considered how social integration may be promoted within temporary housing programs (THPs), particularly for older persons.
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2 months ago |
bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com | Simon Fraser
Our results indicate that during the first pandemic wave and the ensuing months, the death rate of people who were free of COVID-19 in BC (i.e., always tested negative) more than tripled that of a matched pre-pandemic cohort.
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2 months ago |
bmj.com | Simon Fraser |Nisreen A Alwan
What next? We clearly need a better language or framework for the prevention of multiple long term conditions to know where our priorities should lie, particularly in the context of limited resources and overwhelmed health systems.10As Geoffrey Rose recognised in his 1981 article on strategies of prevention there is a paradox in taking just a “high risk” approach to health care.
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2 months ago |
genomemedicine.biomedcentral.com | Tropical Diseases |Simon Fraser
We compared the accuracy of our new tool, MixInfect2, against previous methods (MixInfect [6], SplitStrains [16], and QuantTB [18]) for detecting mixed infections and to estimate the major strain proportion from the dataset of 36 in vitro mixed samples and 12 non-mixed (“pure”) strains. The average coverage in all these samples was relatively high, ranging from 356- to 482-fold.
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