University of Northern British Columbia Institutional Repository

Graduate Research Projects

Improving assessment of perinatal depression in adolescents: an integrative literature review
Title:
Improving assessment of perinatal depression in adolescents: an integrative literature review
Contributors:
Joanna M. Stevenson (author), Erin Wilson (Thesis advisor), Janet Baillies (Thesis advisor), University of Northern British Columbia College of Arts, Social, and Health Sciences (Degree granting institution), Sheona Mitchell-Foster (Committee member)
Date:
2016
Document type:
research (documents)
School-based health clinics
Title:
School-based health clinics: Improving adolescent sexual and reproductive health in British Columbia - An integrative literature review.
Contributors:
Carmen Schalles (author), Linda Van Pelt (thesis advisor), Sylvia Barton (chair), Lisa Creelman (committee member), Ashley Gueret (committee member), University of Northern British Columbia Nursing (Degree granting institution)
Date:
2020
Document type:
research (documents)
Narrative literature review and gap analysis of diabetes services in a community setting
Title:
Narrative literature review and gap analysis of diabetes services in a community setting
Contributors:
Jennifer Shaw (author), Caroline Sanders (thesis advisor), Lela Zimmer (thesis advisor), Sylvia Barton (chair), Jessica Place (committee member), University of Northern British Columbia Nursing (Degree granting institution)
Date:
2021
Document type:
research (documents)
Mindfulness and the primary care provider
Title:
Mindfulness and the primary care provider
Contributors:
Alyson Wlasof (author), Linda Van Pelt (thesis advisor), Heidi Dunbar (committee member), Colleen Booth (committee member), University of Northern British Columbia Nursing (Degree granting institution)
Date:
2020
Document type:
research (documents)
Using appreciative inquiry to understand the integration of interprofessional teams within primary care
Title:
Using appreciative inquiry to understand the integration of interprofessional teams within primary care
Contributors:
Kristen Grovum (author), Sylvia Barton (thesis advisor), Catharine Schiller (chair), Alice Moszczynski (committee member), Rae Marceau (committee member), University of Northern British Columbia Nursing (Degree granting institution)
Date:
2021
Document type:
research (documents)
The waiting period
Title:
The waiting period: Challenges and opportunities to support caregivers and persons with dementia during transitions to long-term care
Contributors:
Ashley Horner (author), Erin Wilson (thesis advisor), Davina Banner-Lukaris (thesis advisor), Sylvia Barton (chair), Mary Kjorven (committee member), University of Northern British Columbia Nursing (Degree granting institution)
Date:
2021
Document type:
research (documents)
Analyzing asthma education and clinical practices to optimize parental health literacy
Title:
Analyzing asthma education and clinical practices to optimize parental health literacy: Gap analysis
Contributors:
Heidi Dodenberg (author), Caroline Sanders (thesis advisor), Davina Banner-Lukaris (thesis advisor), Sylvia Barton (chair), Trina Fyfe (committee member), Chantel Canessa (committee member), University of Northern British Columbia Nursing (Degree granting institution)
Date:
2021
Document type:
research (documents)
Understanding the cultural landscape influencing nursing care for people living with dementia in Sub-Saharan Africa: An integrative literature review
Title:
Understanding the cultural landscape influencing nursing care for people living with dementia in Sub-Saharan Africa: An integrative literature review
Contributors:
Linda Api Fon (author), Rae Marceau (thesis advisor), Sylvia Barton (thesis advisor), Catherine Whalen (committee member), University of Northern British Columbia (Degree granting institution)
Date:
2022-03-28
Document type:
research (documents)
Strategies to support healthy food choices for adults living with low socioeconomic status and type 2 diabetes mellitus
Title:
Strategies to support healthy food choices for adults living with low socioeconomic status and type 2 diabetes mellitus: an integrative literature review
Contributors:
Jade Leavitt (author), Sylvia Barton (thesis advisor), Neil Hanlon (chair), Lauren Irving (committee member), Raelene Marceau (committee member), University of Northern British Columbia Nursing-Family Nurse Practitioner (Degree granting institution)
Date:
2021
Document type:
research (documents)