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IDENTIFICATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION
Last name:Salmon First name:Amy LH
Address:Women's Health Research Institute
Room E204, 4500 Oak Street (Box 42)
Vancouver (British Columbia)
V6H  3N1
Fax:(604) 875-3895
BC academic affiliation:University of British Columbia
Department:Health Care and Epidemiology
E-mail address: asalmon@cw.bc.ca BC research location(s): University of British Columbia - Vancouver Campus
BC Centre of Excellence for Women's Health
Web Page: MSFHR Research Unit(s):
Status:Researcher
Last update: 30/06/2010


TRAINING AND CREDENTIALS
Diploma / Credentials Specialty Year Institution
Doctorate (PhD) Educational Studies 2005   The University of British Columbia
Bachelor's Women's Studies 2000   The University of British Columbia
Last update: 08/11/2007


AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Area of research: Human and social sciences
Disciplines trained in: Sociology
Research disciplines: Sociology
Research topics: Social Determinants of Health (Population Health)
Drug Abuse (Neurosciences, Mental Health and Addiction)
Socio-Economic Conditions (Development of Individuals, Communities and Social Life)
Community Health / Public Health (Population Health)
Health Services (Health Services)
Fields of application: Public Health
Last update: 30/06/2010


TECHNOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS
Technological applications:
Last update: 30/06/2010


RESEARCH ACTIVITIES - Description used by investigators to specify their area of expertise.
Key words: substance use &addictions, qualitative methods, harm reduction, participatory methods, women's health, community-based research, determinants of health, health literacy, barriers to care, FASD
Research interests: Women and Substance Use Harm Reduction Mothering and Substance Use Participatory Action Research Community-based Health Research Qualitative Research Methods
Last update: 30/06/2010


RECENT AND REPRESENTATIVE PUBLICATIONS
Authors
Title (article or book chapter)
Year Volume Number Pages Journal or book Editors City and publishing house
Salmon, A.
"Walking the Talk: How Participatory Interview Methods Can Democratize Research"
2007 17 5 pp. 982-993 Qualitative Health Research J. Morse  
Salmon, A
"Beyond Shame and Blame: Aboriginal Mothers, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders, and Barriers to Care"
2007 pp. 227-237 Highs and Lows: Canadian Perspectives on Women and Substance Use L. Greaves, N. Poole, and J. Greenbaum   Toronto: Centre for Addictions and Mental Health
Last update: 27/03/2009


LANGUAGE COMPETENCIES
Understand: English
Read: English, French
Write: English
Speak: English
Last update: 30/06/2010