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Seminars & Events
CHEPA sponsors a regular series of seminars by invited speakers on selected health research topics. The series attracts a large audience interested in health and health care issues from the university and the wider community. See below for details.
Seminars
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CHEPA seminar presented by Meredith Vanstone on the topic of pregnancy health decision-making during COVID
Start 18 January, 2023, 12 30 PM
End 1 30 PM
McMaster University, Communications Research Lab (CRL) B119
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CHEPA seminar presented by Sandra Milicic: Results of the Commonwealth Fund Project
Start 15 February, 2023, 12 30 PM
End 1 30 PM
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CHEPA seminar presented by Gaëlle Simard-Duplain. Topic TBD
Start 22 March, 2023, 12 30 PM
End 1 30 PM
McMaster Main Campus; KTH 334 (NOTE THE CHANGE OF LOCATION)
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CHEPA seminar presented by Derek Manis: "Models of congregate care for older adults: findings from the retirement home and assisted living sector”
Start 16 November, 2022, 12 30 PM
End 1 30 PM
McMaster University, Communications Research Lab (CRL) B119
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Labelle Lecture by Laura Schummers: "Improving reproductive population health through health policy and outcomes research"
Start 9 November, 2022, 3 PM
End 5 PM
McMaster University, Room MDCL 3020, and online
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CHEPA seminar presented by Katherine Cuff: "Tax Policy for Health Care in Canada"
Start 26 October, 2022, 11 30 AM
End 12 30 PM
McMaster University, Communications Research Lab (CRL) B119
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CHEPA/MIHE Seminar presented by Jamila Michener. Topic: “Medicaid Policy During the Pandemic: A Ground-up Perspective”
Hamilton
Start 21 September, 2022, 12 PM
End 2 PM
The COVID-19 pandemic ushered in significant changes to Medicaid policy and administration. Scholars know much about the content of these changes and are learning more about their consequences. In her seminar, Dr. Michener, associate professor of Government and Public Policy at Cornell University, will draw on in-depth qualitative interviews with Medicaid beneficiaries to offer evidence about how Medicaid beneficiaries themselves experienced the changes to Medicaid that occurred in the wake of the public health emergency. This research emphasizes the value of a “ground-up” perspective and draws on the voices of Medicaid beneficiaries to advance knowledge of how Medicaid policy design and program administration can facilitate health equity.
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Elizabeth Alvarez CHEPA seminar looks at lessons learned from COVID-19 policies
Start 4 May, 2022, 12 30 PM
End 1 30 PM
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CHEPA seminar: Laura Anderson presents “Has the COVID-19 pandemic led to increased weight gain and obesity in children and adults?”
Start 23 February, 2022, 12 30 PM
End 1 30 PM
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CHEPA seminar: "A partnership approach to improving humanitarian assistance: patient and community narratives of cholera in Haiti"
Start 19 January, 2022, 12 30 PM
End 1 30 PM
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CHEPA seminar presented by Jim Dunn: "Housing Policy and Health Policy: Intersections and Imperatives"
Start 17 November, 2021, 12 30 PM
End 1 30 PM
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Jay Shaw will present the 30th anniversary Labelle Lecture on Nov. 10, 2021
Start 10 November, 2021, 3 PM
End 4 36 PM
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CHEPA seminar presented by Claire de Oliveira: "The PSY-SIM model: using real world data to inform mental health care policy"
Start 20 October, 2021, 12 30 PM
End 1 30 PM
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CHEPA seminar presented by Maggie MacNeil: " Evaluating citizen and community engagement in the co-design of the EMBOLDEN intervention."
Start 15 September, 2021, 12 30 PM
End 1 30 PM
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