Kelly Sweeney McShane

Homelessness in pregnancy: life course factors and mental health in the context of COVID-19

Noelene K. Jeffers, C. Anneta Arno, Kelly Sweeney McShane, Makeda Vanderpuije et autres

Introduction: Homelessness during pregnancy is a significant public health issue in the US that increases the risk of adverse maternal and infant mental and physical health outcomes. The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated these risks through disruptions in health and social services, employment, and …

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Evaluating an expressive writing program in supporting military women’s transition to civilian life

Kelly Sweeney McShane, Shelley Lepp

Expressive writing programs provide opportunities to engage in reflective writing centred on lived experience. Research shows the benefits of expressive writing for Veterans reintegrating into civilian life; however, there is a need for programs that are specific to women, in light of …

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Incivility and disrespect as a workplace hazard: a new framework from occupational health and safety

P. Andrea Lum, Kelly Sweeney McShane

Disrespectful behaviour of physicians is increasingly recognized as a significant problem in health care, contributing to a dysfunctional culture, decreased staff well-being, and compromised patient safety. Regulatory approaches frequently focus on individual actions or conduct, treating such behaviour as isolated issues rather …

D.C. Safe Babies Safe Moms: A Novel, Multigenerational Model to Reduce Maternal and Infant Health Disparities

Angela D. Thomas, Matthew Graham Biel, Janine A. Rethy, Michelle A Roett et autres

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How can conservation agriculture improve the climate resilience of women farmers?

Kelly Sweeney McShane

An interdisciplinary team of researchers is working with smallholder women farmers in Brazil and Nigeria to encourage them to adopt conservation agriculture practices to help them adapt to climate change.

Psychosocial Outcomes of Canadian Clubhouse Members: A Multi-Site Longitudinal Evaluation

Christina Mutschler, Kelly Sweeney McShane, Rachel E. Liebman, Crossroads

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HIV-Related Stigma and Overlapping Stigmas Towards People Living With HIV Among Health Care Trainees In Canada

Anne Catherine Wagner, Todd A. Girard, Kelly Sweeney McShane, Shari Margolese et autres

HIV continues to be a stigmatized disease, despite significant advances in care and concerted effort to reduce discrimination, stereotypes, and prejudice. Living with HIV is often associated with a multitude of overlapping and intersecting experiences which can, in and of themselves, also …

A focus group qualitative study of HIV stigma in the Canadian healthcare system

Anne Catherine Wagner, Kelly Sweeney McShane, Trevor Adam Hart, Shari Margolese

Stigma related to HIV in the healthcare system has a pervasive, negative impact on the mental, physical and sexual health of people living with HIV. While well-documented before the advent of antiretroviral treatment, this stigma in Canada has not been as thoroughly …

Health Care Provider Attitudes and Beliefs About People Living with HIV: Initial Validation of the Health Care Provider HIV/ AIDS Stigma Scale (HPASS)

Anne Catherine Wagner, Trevor Adam Hart, Kelly Sweeney McShane, Shari Margolese et autres

HIV stigma is a pressing concern for people living with HIV, and particularly when it is perpetuated by health care providers, as it may affect quality of life and access to health care services. The current study describes the development and initial …

A focus group qualitative study of HIV stigma in the Canadian healthcare system

Anne Catherine Wagner, Kelly Sweeney McShane, Trevor Adam Hart, Shari Margolese

Stigma related to HIV in the healthcare system has a pervasive, negative impact on the mental, physical and sexual health of people living with HIV. While well-documented before the advent of antiretroviral treatment, this stigma in Canada has not been as thoroughly …

Health Care Provider Attitudes and Beliefs About People Living with HIV: Initial Validation of the Health Care Provider HIV/ AIDS Stigma Scale (HPASS)

Anne Catherine Wagner, Trevor Adam Hart, Kelly Sweeney McShane, Shari Margolese et autres

HIV stigma is a pressing concern for people living with HIV, and particularly when it is perpetuated by health care providers, as it may affect quality of life and access to health care services. The current study describes the development and initial …

HIV-Related Stigma and Overlapping Stigmas Towards People Living With HIV Among Health Care Trainees In Canada

Anne Catherine Wagner, Todd A. Girard, Kelly Sweeney McShane, Shari Margolese et autres

HIV continues to be a stigmatized disease, despite significant advances in care and concerted effort to reduce discrimination, stereotypes, and prejudice. Living with HIV is often associated with a multitude of overlapping and intersecting experiences which can, in and of themselves, also …