Undergraduate Students

Dr. Bourgeault is pleased to supervise undergraduate research projects and students who would like to participate in the Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP). https://research.uottawa.ca/urop/undergrad-research-opportunity

Those interested in doing such a project are encouraged to contact Dr. Bourgeault.

The following is a list of undergraduate students Dr. Bourgeault has supervised over the past 5 years.

Laura Pozzobon

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LinkedIN: www.linkedin.com/in/laura-pozzobon
Project Title: Murray Enkin Biography as a Reluctant Policy Entrepreneur
Research Projects: 4th year project (HSS 4900), Health Sciences Programme, University of Ottawa
Publications:
- Pozzobon, L. D., Glikstein, R., Laurie, S. A., Hanagandi, P., Michaud, J., Purgina, B., Ayroud, Y. and Wasserman, J. K. (2015). Primary cutaneous adenoid cystic carcinoma with brain metastases: case report and literature review. Journal of Cutaneous Pathology, 43(2). doi: 10.1111/cup.12563
- Pozzobon, L. D., Ahmad, F., Djokhem, A. H., Rahman, S. (2015). Exploring the Relationship Between Miscarriage and Depression. Conference Poster: Canadian Society for Epidemiology & Biostatistics – University of Ottawa Research Day. Publication URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10393/3343

Where are you now? Completed my Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences at the University of Ottawa in April 2016. Currently, I am enrolled in Queen’s University’s Advanced Standing Tract Nursing program (Class of 2018).

Marie-Aimee Chiasson

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Project Title: The effects and the evolution of labeling in Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Project Description: This paper examines the evolution of alternative, complementary, and alternative care as well as the implication of their definition on health care approaches. In the first part I looked at how these labels shift from time to time and what the implications are for the patients, physicians, and for the health care system. In the second part, I explored the fluidity of certain modalities among different medical domains by presenting three case studies; guided imagery for cancer patients, acupuncture for people who suffer from chronic pain, and the Zamboni procedure for treating multiple sclerosis.
Research Projects: 4th year project (HSS 4901), Health Sciences Programme, University of Ottawa
Where are you now? Completed an Honours Bachelor in Health Sciences

Sameer Ratti

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Project Title: Introduction to Health Occupations in Canada (01/14-04/14)
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Project Description: A textbook describing different healthcare professions in Canada, including their History, Scope of Practice, and Topical Issues. I am currently working on the chapters for Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology and Dietitians
Where are you now? Currently doing my MSc in Occupational Therapy at the University of Toronto: Aim is to work as a clinician after graduating

Dominique Menard

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Project Title: Implementing Interprofessional Collaboration: Comparing Approaches Used in Ontario and Nova Scotia
Project Description: An analysis and comparison of the methods used to implement interprofessional collaboration into practice in Ontario (top-down, hard legislation) and Nova Scotia (bottom-up, soft legislation).
Where are you now? I have recently graduated law school and am currently doing the Law Partnership Program. I will be licensed within the year.

Emily Bray

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Project Title: A Secondary Analysis of the Process Literature on Scope of Practice Changes in Canada (09/13-12/13)
Project Description: I will be drawing upon existing literature to examine barriers and facilitators of the integration of nurse practitioners into primary care and compare this process to the present situation and potential integration for pharmacists.
Research Project: 4th Year Project (HSS 4900), Faculty of Health Sciences
Where are you now? Health promoter in Child Health at Hastings Prince Edward Public Health

Caitlin Jebakumar-Corbett

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Project Title: Problematizing Distance to Hospital & Emergency Obstetrical Services for Women Giving Birth in Ontario's Rural and Remote Communities (01/13-04/13)
Project Description: In this paper, I examined the 30 minute decision-to-incision policy based on a review of the grey literature in Canada. This review took two main criteria into consideration: 1) practitioners and policymakers have found that the policy and practice are incongruent with the evidence base, and 2) several recent scientific studies have suggested that the actual time between decision and incision should be either lower or higher than the 30 minute mark, depending on the urgency of the situation. This is part of a larger project that will consider the overall implications of distance to emergency obstetrical services on women and maternity caregivers via quantitative and qualitative methods.
Publications & Presentations: Women's Health Research Day, University of Ottawa, March 2013
Where are you now? Caitlin completed the Graduate Certificate in Victimology at Algonquin College in 2014. She has since worked both internationally and locally with victims of crime. She was involved in the SSHRC project "Resilience and Victims of Violence: Understanding Strengths to Enhance Victim Assistance Training", whose results will be released in 2017-18. She hopes to combine her passions for victim care and health care by pursuing a degree in Nursing.

Margaret Frere

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Project Title: Health worker migration: recruitment agency website analysis focusing on South Africa, Jamaica, and Canada (09/13-12/13)
Project Description: The Internet appears to play a significant role in disseminating information about health worker recruitment and influencing health worker migration. In this project, which is one component of a larger CIHR funded project, "Source
country perspectives on the migration of highly trained health personnel: Causes, consequences and responses", recruitment websites were identified through Internet search engines using specific keywords and search terms. These recruitment agencies were then analyzed based on geographic location, the relationship of the agencies with Canada, targeted groups of health workers, methods used to target the workers, services offered by the agency, and other components.
Research Project: University of Ottawa's Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program and Faculty of Health Science Undergraduate Student Research Bursary
Publications & Presentations: UROP Poster Symposium, April 2013.
Where are you now? Completing Honours Bachelor in Health Sciences and attending National University of Ireland Galway, School of Medicine.

Megan Green

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Project Title: Planned Proximity to Emergency Obstetrical Services & Its Impact on Maternal and Neonatal Outcomes: A Scoping Review (01/13-04/13)
Project Description: Examined the following research questions: #1 What is the relationship between the distance and/or time from a woman's planned place of birth to Emergency Obstetrical Services and maternal and neonatal outcomes that builds on the preliminary/previous research? #2 What other factors (e.g., educational, decision support tools, etc.) should/need to be considered when planning for/making birth at home and in communities at a distance from EOS safe?
Research Project: 3rd year recipient of the University of Ottawa's Undergraduate Research Opportunity Program (UROP)
Publications & Presentations: Poster presentations at Women's Health Research Day, and UROP Poster Symposium, April 2013
Where are you now? Completed my B.H.Sc in April 2014 and have one year left in my bachelor of science in nursing. Currently working as a birth centre aide at the Ottawa Birth and Wellness Centre.

Kate Kienapple

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Project Title: The Role of Recruitment Agencies in the Migration of Health Workers (01/12-04)/12
Project Description: This project included three components. The first was a literature review of recruitment practices in Canada pertaining to internationally educated health professionals. The second component analyzed previously collected key informant interview data for themes related to the recruitment of internationally educated health professionals. The final component was a geographic and content analysis of recruitment agency websites. The project aimed to provide a comprehensive look at recruitment practices in Canada.
Research Projects: 4th year project (HSS 4900), Health Sciences Programme, University of Ottawa
Where are you now? Completed my MSc in Global Health at McMaster University and am now enrolled in the Compressed Time Frame Nursing program at Western University.

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