Michael Wilson

Associate Professor

McMaster University

Canada

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Michael Wilson is an Associate Professor at McMaster University in Canada. His research primarily focuses on health policy, assistive technology, and equitable healthcare access, as evidenced by his recent articles addressing type 1 diabetes risk screening, HIV care in Canada, and the impact of accountable care organizations. He actively engages in citizen panel insights and national stakeholder dialogues to enhance the delivery of comprehensive care and inform strategies for public participation in health-system priority setting.

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John Lavis

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McMaster University

CANADA

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University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Protocol for the development of a core outcome set for type 1 diabetes risk screening

Enhancing the delivery of comprehensive care for people living with HIV in Canada: insights from citizen panels and a national stakeholder dialogue

Framing Physical Literacy for Adults Through a Rehabilitation Lens: An Expert Consensus Study

Impact of strategies to mitigate misinformation in diverse settings and populations: a protocol for a living evidence synthesis

Enhancing the use of technology in the long-term care sector in Canada: Insights from citizen panels and a national stakeholder dialogue

Web-Based System Navigation Database to Support Equitable Access to Assistive Technology: Usability Testing Study

It is time for a national strategy on equitable access to assistive technology in Canada

Paper 3: Selecting rapid review methods for complex questions related to health policy and system issues

Barriers to Equitable Public Participation in Health-System Priority Setting Within the Context of Decentralization: The Case of Vulnerable Women in a Ugandan District

The impacts of accountable care organizations on patient experience, health outcomes and costs: a rapid review

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John Lavis

Kelly Dickson

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