Michaela Hynie

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York University

Canada

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Professor Michaela Hynie is a faculty member at York University in Canada. Her research focuses on issues related to refugee health, social inclusion, and mental healthcare access for immigrant populations. Recent publications include analyses of refugee parents' experiences and the impact of virtual care during the COVID-19 pandemic. She is dedicated to exploring the intersections of health, policy, and community support in the context of resettlement.

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Farah Ahmad

Associate Professor

York University

CANADA

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Nimo Bokore

Associate Professor

Carleton University

CANADA

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Foad Hamidi

University of Maryland

UNITED STATES

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Patrick Mbullo Owuor

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Wright State University

UNITED STATES

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Melanie Baljko

York University

CANADA

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Susitha Wanigaratne

CANADA

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Articles (13)

Morbidity among resettled refugees at arrival in Ontario, Canada (1994–2017): a controlled interrupted time series study examining the effect of the Immigration Refugee Protection Act, 2002

Changes in Shared Decision-Making Roles and Perceived Stress in Syrian Refugee Parents Resettled in the Greater Toronto Area

Access to Virtual Mental Healthcare and Support for Refugee and Immigrant Groups: A Scoping Review

Supporting Social Inclusion with DIY-ATs: Perspectives of Kenyan Caregivers of Children with Cognitive Disabilities

Primary health care utilization in the first year after arrival by refugee sponsorship model in Ontario, Canada: A population-based cohort study

Existence and resistance: Activist performing artists’ negotiation of the business self.

Virtual Care and Social Support for Refugee Mothers during COVID-19: A Qualitative Analysis

Syrian Refugees’ Participation in Language Classes: Motivators and Barriers

"Knowledge Comes Through Participation": Understanding Disability through the Lens of DIY Assistive Technology in Western Kenya

Antenatal depressive symptoms in rwanda: rates, risk factors, and social support

Assessing Virtual Mental Health Access for Refugees during the COVID-19 Pandemic Using the Levesque Client-Centered Framework: What Have We Learned and How Will We Plan for the Future?

Chinese and Canadian Identity on Responses to the Experience of Shame and Guilt

South Asian youth mental health in Peel Region, Canada: Service provider perspectives

Collaborators (6)

Farah Ahmad

Nimo Bokore

Foad Hamidi

Patrick Mbullo Owuor

Melanie Baljko

Susitha Wanigaratne

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