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VitalSignsNB midwifery student spotlight: Meet the students characterizing midwifery services in New Brunswick

Shirley Andow and Behdad Beykzadeh

Posted: May 28, 2024 12:00:00 AM ADT

Category: Student Spotlights, Health, Pathways to Professions



What is VitalSignsNB? VitalSignsNB is a student research stream in NB-IRDT’s Pathways to Professions experiential learning program. Led by Dr. Chris Folkins, this stream uses administrative data to explore topics related to health and the healthcare system in New Brunswick with the goal of supporting evidence-informed decision making to promote a healthier future for the province. In...

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VitalSignsNB diabetes student spotlight: Meet the students exploring chronic disease diagnoses in administrative data

Bailey Howland and Gavin Woodward

Posted: May 9, 2024 12:00:00 AM ADT

Category: Health, Pathways to Professions, Student Spotlights, Education



The VitalSignsNB research stream in NB-IRDT’s Pathways to Professions experiential learning program has focused on a different health-related project each summer since 2021. In 2023, VitalSignsNB expanded to host two new projects at once – one that focused on midwifery services in New Brunswick (featured in an upcoming Student Spotlight) while the other examined diabetes cases in...

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ActionNB student spotlight: Meet the students developing IDEA action plans for the public sector

Olivia Hamilton, Diego Molina, Bea Rivera and Alex Tran

Posted: March 11, 2024 12:00:00 AM ADT

Category: Student Spotlights, Pathways to Professions, Evidence-based Policy


In summer 2023, NB-IRDT welcomed ActionNB – a student research stream led by Future GNB – to its Pathways to Professions experiential learning program. Under the supervision of the Government of New Brunswick’s (GNB) Finance and Treasury Board, the ActionNB team focused on identifying Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Accessibility (IDEA) best practices and developing them into...

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IDEA.NB Student Spotlight: Meet the Students Promoting More Inclusive Workplaces in NB

Rikkie Guillemette, Jessica Copeland, Kiruthika Krishnasamy, Ruthie Stanley-Blackwell

Posted: February 2, 2024 12:00:00 AM AST

Category: Pathways to Professions, Evidence-based Policy, Student Spotlights


IDEA.NB is an innovative Future GNB research stream within Pathways to Professions that is focused on fostering Inclusivity, Diversity, Equity, and Accessibility (IDEA) within the Government of New Brunswick (GNB). In summer 2023, the IDEA.NB team’s goal was to help address the unique challenges faced by DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity) groups in GNB and provide a roadmap for...

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Exploring Health and Environment Interconnections with the Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort (CanCHEC)

NB-RDC Staff

Posted: January 18, 2024 12:00:00 AM AST

Category: Health, Datasets



Imagine a puzzle with pieces that show how our health is impacted by the world around us. That's what the Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort (CanCHEC) is like—it's a big collection of information that helps us understand how we are connected to the environment. CanCHEC combines the long-form census respondents with administrative health data (e.g., mortality, cancer,...

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BoostNB Student Spotlight: Meet the Students Measuring New Brunswick’s Economic Progress

Leen, Minh Dao, Kiet Phan

Posted: January 15, 2024 12:00:00 AM AST

Category: Economics, Student Spotlights, Pathways to Professions, Training



BoostNB has been a research stream in the Pathways to Professions experiential learning program since 2020, and in 2023 we welcomed three new students to continue the work of analyzing and sharing New Brunswick’s economic progress. The mission of BoostNB is to help boost knowledge of the NB economy and measure its progress towards specific goals and targets inspired by Nova Scotia’s...

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