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Unravelling grief: A scoping review of physicians’ and nurses’ experiences of grief during COVID-19

Burm, Sarah B.D. | Dalhousie University | $29,961

SSHRC Nova Scotia 2021

Youth with Down syndrome and COVID 19: Fostering Inclusion, Communication and Engagement Through Creative & Visual Arts

Levatte, Lynn M. | Cape Breton University | $22,399

SSHRC Nova Scotia 2021

Essential but unexpected, under-protected, and undervalued COVID heroes: Individual-work-family triangulation of frontline retail workers

Wu, Haorui | Dalhousie University | $43,086

SSHRC Nova Scotia 2021

Impact of the COVID‑19 pandemic on mental health of children of parents living with mental illness

Uher, Rudolf | Nova Scotia Health Authority | Operating Grant | $149,816

CIHR Nova Scotia 2021

Healthcare Governance for a Post-COVID Canada: Leveraging Hard-Earned Experience for a More Equitable and Supportive System

Graham, Janice E | Dalhousie University | Operating Grant | $489,566

CIHR Nova Scotia 2022

COVID-19 Impacts on Lived Experiences of Children and Families with Complex Care Needs Residing in the Maritimes: COMPLEX CARE

Curran, Janet | IWK Health Centre | Operating Grant | $0

CIHR Nova Scotia 2021

90Second Parent Well-being (PWB)

McGrath, Patrick J | IWK Health Centre | Operating Grant | $149,892

CIHR Nova Scotia 2021

Uncovering the Wider Impact of COVID‑19 Measures on the Lives of Children with Complex Care Needs and their Families

Curran, Janet | IWK Health Centre | Operating Grant | $490,758

CIHR Nova Scotia 2022

Engage, Educate, Empower: Partnering with Canadian Families to Understand and Mitigate the Multifaceted Impacts of the COVID‑19 Pandemic on Child and Youth Wellbeing

Parsons Leigh, Jeanna J | Dalhousie University | Operating Grant | $144,756

CIHR Nova Scotia 2021

Identifying and contextualizing best practices in responding to violence against women during the COVID‑19 pandemic: a mixed-methods study of the experiences of staff and survivors in three Canadian provinces

Yakubovich, Alexa R | Dalhousie University | Operating Grant | $499,647

CIHR Nova Scotia 2022

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Unravelling grief: A scoping review of physicians’ and nurses’ experiences of grief during COVID-19

Youth with Down syndrome and COVID 19: Fostering Inclusion, Communication and Engagement Through Creative & Visual Arts

Essential but unexpected, under-protected, and undervalued COVID heroes: Individual-work-family triangulation of frontline retail workers

Impact of the COVID‑19 pandemic on mental health of children of parents living with mental illness

Healthcare Governance for a Post-COVID Canada: Leveraging Hard-Earned Experience for a More Equitable and Supportive System

COVID-19 Impacts on Lived Experiences of Children and Families with Complex Care Needs Residing in the Maritimes: COMPLEX CARE

90Second Parent Well-being (PWB)

Uncovering the Wider Impact of COVID‑19 Measures on the Lives of Children with Complex Care Needs and their Families

Engage, Educate, Empower: Partnering with Canadian Families to Understand and Mitigate the Multifaceted Impacts of the COVID‑19 Pandemic on Child and Youth Wellbeing

Identifying and contextualizing best practices in responding to violence against women during the COVID‑19 pandemic: a mixed-methods study of the experiences of staff and survivors in three Canadian provinces