RESEARCH INTERESTS: Quality Improvement, Patient Centred Care, Health Policy, Midwifery led care, Practice Sustainability, Health Equity

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Quality Improvement, Patient Centred Care, Health Policy, Midwifery led care, Practice Sustainability, Health Equity

RESEARCH INTERESTS: economic evaluation (development and empirical applications); modeling of consumers’ and providers’ behaviours (eg. The physician-patient encounter); health policy analysis

RESEARCH INTERESTS: economic evaluation (development and empirical applications); modeling of consumers’ and providers’ behaviours (eg. The physician-patient encounter); health policy analysis

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Impact of midwifery on health care and health outcomes; midwifery education best practices

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Impact of midwifery on health care and health outcomes; midwifery education best practices

RESEARCH INTERESTS: community-based participatory research

RESEARCH INTERESTS: community-based participatory research

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Health Service Research, Innovative Care Models, Access to Care.

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Health Service Research, Innovative Care Models, Access to Care.

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Social Justice, Curriculum Development, Leadership, Health Professions Regulation

Claire Ramlogan-Salanga is a registered midwife, sessional instructor with the McMaster Midwifery Education Program and current Master’s of Science in Health Education thesis student. She is a recent recipient of the Ontario Graduate Scholarship and the HSED Outstanding Achievement Award from the Faculty of Health Science. Her leadership positions include Chair of Council at the College of Midwives of Ontario and a founding member of the Equity Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the Canadian Midwifery Regulator Council. An additional contribution to the midwifery community is her development of the IBPOC Peer Review program that supports community building and information sharing.  Her research interests include health education, social justice education reform, intersectional approaches to research design and health equity.

Family Medicine; Chair of Council at the College of Midwives of Ontario; Founding member of the Equity Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the Canadian Midwifery Regulator Council

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Social Justice, Curriculum Development, Leadership, Health Professions Regulation

Claire Ramlogan-Salanga is a registered midwife, sessional instructor with the McMaster Midwifery Education Program and current Master’s of Science in Health Education thesis student. She is a recent recipient of the Ontario Graduate Scholarship and the HSED Outstanding Achievement Award from the Faculty of Health Science. Her leadership positions include Chair of Council at the College of Midwives of Ontario and a founding member of the Equity Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the Canadian Midwifery Regulator Council. An additional contribution to the midwifery community is her development of the IBPOC Peer Review program that supports community building and information sharing.  Her research interests include health education, social justice education reform, intersectional approaches to research design and health equity.

Family Medicine; Chair of Council at the College of Midwives of Ontario; Founding member of the Equity Diversity and Inclusion Committee of the Canadian Midwifery Regulator Council

RESEARCH INTERESTS: quality improvement, place of birth, midwifery models of care, and research methods

RESEARCH INTERESTS: quality improvement, place of birth, midwifery models of care, and research methods

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Transition to clinical practice, Perinatal mental health

RESEARCH INTERESTS: Transition to clinical practice, Perinatal mental health