Past Seminars and Events
Title: Considerations for Advancing Population Health, Diabetes Prevention and Diabetes Management Through AI
This presentation explores the growing role of artificial intelligence (AI) in advancing population health, with a focus on innovative strategies for diabetes prevention and management.
Speaker: Professor Laura Rosella
Title: Reconsidering the single-risk framework: Applications in multimorbidity
Speaker: Ingrid Giesinger
Title: Integrating LiDAR and satellite imagery to assess the relationship between types of green space and diabetes in Mississauga, Ontario
Speaker: Scarlett Rakowska
Title: Maximizing the health benefits of Canada’s largest population health intervention: The expansion of urban trail networks
This talk will describe the use of causal epidemiological studies and implementation science to help determine the best way to maximize the health benefits of Canada’s investment in urban trails.
Speaker: Dr. Jon McGavock
A day dedicated to connecting, learning, and sharing. Our first Discovery Day featured a keynote presentation by Dr. David Campbell and a screening of his documentary 'Low'. This event aimed to:
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Discover and explore connections between the social determinants of health and those living with diabetes
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Share current research projects and initiatives that are being conducted through the Network
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Showcase upcoming community-based research projects and initiatives
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Foster networking and knowledge sharing among our community
May 27, 2024 NHP BBDC Joint Rounds
Title: Adapting an Innovative Model of Care for Young Adults with Type 2 Diabetes
Speaker: Dr. Calvin Ke
Title: Working with Residents to Effect Change: A Connected Community Approach
In this presentation, we explore the genesis and key features of a Connected Community Approach, and implications for community-based public health and community resilience building work, drawing on empirical research in 6 racialized low income neighbourhoods in Toronto.
Speaker: Dr. Blake Poland
Title: Sugar-sweetened beverage (SSB) taxes as a public health intervention to reduce diabetes and other metabolic syndromes: theory and applications to Canada’s first SSB tax in Newfoundland and Labrador
Speaker: Dr. Daniel Zaltz
Title: Precision Diabetes is now becoming a reality in India
Learn about how precision medicine is being used in diabetes care in India and beyond. Dr. Mohan will discuss “Precision Diabetes”, which refers to using clinical, biochemical, genetic and other data to provide scientific treatment to patients with diabetes. He will speak about the ways precision medicine is now being used in clusters of type 2 diabetes and in monogenic diabetes.
Speaker: Dr. V. Mohan
Title: Small Steps for Big Changes: Lessons learned on implementing an evidence-based diabetes prevention program into diverse urban communities
Learn about Small Steps Big Changes, a diet and exercise counselling intervention that significantly reduces the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes (T2D).
Speaker: Dr. Mary Jung
Title: Health Coaching: What is the evidence and impact on diabetes prevention and management?
Ever wonder what health coaching is and how it can impact type 2 diabetes prevention and management? This webinar will explain the latest research and practice implications of health coaching for diabetes.
Speaker: Dr. Diana Sherifali
Title: Racial Disparities in Diabetes Screening at a Large Primary Care Center: A Repeated Cross-Sectional Analysis
Speaker: Dr. Azza Eissa
Title: Exploring the Canadian Food Environment: Its Characteristics and Implications for Diabetes Risk
Speaker: Dr. Mavra Ahmed
Title: Equity Research in Canada: An Overview and Some Thoughts about Ways Forward
Speaker: Dr. Arjumand Siddiqi
Title: Tingbjerg Changing Diabetes
Tingbjerg Changing Diabetes is a long-term, complex, community-based health promotion initiative carried out in the disadvantaged neighbourhood of Tingbjerg in urban Copenhagen, Denmark.
Speaker: Dr. Paul Bloch
Title: Guiding primary care diabetic retinopathy screening in Canada through the use of provincial healthcare administrative data
Role of patient-oriented research in developing new models of care: Preventing vision loss from diabetic retinopathy
Spearker: Dr. Valeria Rak
Title: Comparing diabetes quality of care and outcomes between Ontarian immigrants and non-immigrants within dimensions of marginalization
Speaker: Shadia Adekunte
Title: The Healthcare Experiences of Black Women Living with Diabetes in Toronto, Ontario
Speaker: Fatema Ali
Title: Managing Diabetes in the Context of Homelessness
Speaker: Dr. David Campbell
Title: Predictors of Readiness for Health Behaviour Change After Gestational Diabetes
Speaker: Dominika Bhatia
Title: During the COVID-19 Pandemic Across Ontario Health Teams: Insights from Population Data in Ontario, Canada
Speaker: Laleh Rashidian
Title: The Weight of Place. The Built Environment and Diabetes Risk
Speaker: Dr. Gillian Booth
Title: Pitching Transformative Change for Diabetes
This was an opportunity for our Catalyst Grant applicants to showcase their ideas to community stakeholders in Peel and our University of Toronto teams.
Title: Evaluation of novel glomerular filtration rate estimation equations in adolescents and young adults with type 1 diabetes
Speaker: Karolina Gaebe
Title: Evaluation of shorter measured glomerular filtration rate procedures in young adults with type 1 diabetes
Speaker: Kaveh Gaynor-Sodeifi
Title: Understanding the social, cultural, environmental and systemic factors influencing diabetes prevention and management among South Asian caregivers in Peel Region
Speakers: Dr. Ian Zenlea, Chelsea D’Silva, and Nuzha Hafleen
Title: Understanding the Burden of Diabetes and Chronic Disease in Peel Region
Speakers: Dr. Calvin Ke, Dr. Sarah Mah, and Dr. Ghazal Fazli