This co-designed study between the Métis Nation of Alberta (AB) and AHS Screening Programs will evaluate cancer screening outcomes and experiences of Métis Albertans…
Cancer rates in First Nations (FN) people are higher than the general Canadian population for many kinds of cancer, including those that could be prevented or caught early through cancer screening programs. When cancer is detected in FN people, it is often more advanced as well making it more difficult to treat..…
The results of this project will inform the implementation of HPV test of cure to optimize the clinical follow-up pathway for Cervical Intraepithelial Neoplasia (CIN) post-treatment, which will improve patient outcomes in Alberta, reduce variability in clinical practice, reduce wait times for colposcopy, and reduce related health care costs …
This project is estimating the lifetime effect of screening on disease outcomes in LS and FCCTX families, stratifying families based on the predicted screening efficiency …
This project will explore factors associated with early stage of cancer at diagnosis, using data from Alberta’s Tomorrow Project The specific aims are to: (1) develop multivariable regression models using ordinal logistic regression to identify independent and synergistic factors (clinical, lifestyle, screening, etc.) associated with cancer stage at diagnosis; (2) develop spatial regression models to account for geographic and other factors …
The B2B research program established a cohort newly diagnosed breast cancer cases with the objective of studying how breast cancer metastasizes to the bone. This cohort study has involved several sub-projects including one currently led by Dr. Kopciuk to investigate the impact of vitamin D and markers of inflammation in breast cancer metastases. Other projects…
This research focused on the development, application and evaluation of multistate models for risk estimation and screening on interventions in families carrying a high genetic risk for colon cancer.