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Global Health Education

Vol X: The Ethical Implications of Student Participation in Short-Term Experiences in Global Health

February 1, 2021April 8, 2022

This article is part of the MJGH’s 2021 Spring Issue. Authors: Rishi Bansal¹*, Corey McKibbin²* ¹Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada ²Corey McKibbin: Department of Philosophy, McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada *NB: the authors contributed equally. Author’s Statement: We

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Vol VI: Youth Mental Health Literacy: Assessing the Effectiveness of Mental Health Training and Awareness Initiatives for Youth in Malawi and Tanzania

September 8, 2020March 1, 2021

This article was originally published in the 2017 Spring Issue, and can be read here. Authors: Camille Angle, Samantha Lo, Jasleen Ashta, Alison Gu, Thomas Bodman, James Macfarlane, and Nour Malek Abstract This paper evaluates the effectiveness of an intervention meant to expand treatment for adolescents with mental illness in Malawi and Tanzania.  The researchers

March 12, 2021April 8, 2022

Vol X: Examining the Sustainability of the Youth Peer Health Education Network within Primary Schools in Njombe, Tanzania

This article is part of the MJGH’s 2021 Spring Issue. Authors: Frida

April 25, 2022May 30, 2022

Vol XI: From Concern to Commitment: Learning to Center Equity in Occupational Therapy Admissions Processes

Authors: Layla Razek¹, Hiba Zafran PhD², Barbara Shankland¹, Caroline Storr¹ ¹Department of

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Vol XI: From Concern to Commitment: Learning to Center Equity in Occupational Therapy Admissions Processes

Authors: Layla Razek¹, Hiba Zafran PhD², Barbara Shankland¹, Caroline Storr¹ ¹Department of Biology, McGill University, Canada ²School of Physical and Occupational Therapy,

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Vol XI: Evidence for employing post-secondary educated youth as research assistants in global health disability research

Shaun Cleaver¹, Malambo Lastford Miyanda², Patra Likonge Kapolesa³, Lynn Akufuna Nalikena⁴ ¹Faculty lecturer, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, McGill University, Montreal, Canada ²Project Manager,

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Vol X: Examining the Sustainability of the Youth Peer Health Education Network within Primary Schools in Njombe, Tanzania

This article is part of the MJGH’s 2021 Spring Issue. Authors: Frida Blackwell, Franco Carnevale, Bathseba Liduke, George M Sanga, Lia Sanzone,

Global Health Education

Vol X: The Ethical Implications of Student Participation in Short-Term Experiences in Global Health

This article is part of the MJGH’s 2021 Spring Issue. Authors: Rishi Bansal¹*, Corey McKibbin²* ¹Michael G. DeGroote School of Medicine, McMaster

Global Health Education/Social and Behavioral Health

Vol VI: Youth Mental Health Literacy: Assessing the Effectiveness of Mental Health Training and Awareness Initiatives for Youth in Malawi and Tanzania

This article was originally published in the 2017 Spring Issue, and can be read here. Authors: Camille Angle, Samantha Lo, Jasleen Ashta,

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Vol IV: Occupational Therapy International Fieldwork: Exploration of Student Perceptions and Implications for Planning

This article was originally published in the 2015 Spring Issue, and can be read here. Authors: Maria Harewood, Caroline Storr, Matthew Hunt, Erin

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